Bordiga.party is a niche image board established in May 2026 that functions as an offshoot of the r/Ultraleft community. The platform is dedicated to left-communist discourse, hosting specific boards for general discussion, Marxist theory, and meta-commentary.
Nijiurachan.net is an anonymous image board community that heavily mirrors the culture and environment of Futaba Channel's popular "nijiura img" board. Its distinguishing feature is an automated AI moderation system, which has fostered a unique ecosystem deeply focused on AI-generated content and digital art.
Bandada.club is a Chilean image board community that serves as a successor to the defunct Nido.org, acting as the only active image board in the country. The platform offers a traditional anonymous space for local users to discuss random topics, internet culture, and general media away from mainstream social networks.
The Jarty Party (or 'Jarpy') is a recent splinter of Soyjak Party (soyjak.st) community dedicated to "soyculture" and internet meme subcultures. It runs custom imageboard software with some unique features. Well moderated by a team of 8 janitors, with MPA system.
Azuchan is a niche image board community centered around the Azumanga Daioh series, featuring various discussion boards for fans. The site offers a traditional image board experience where users can participate in anonymous discussions, share images, and engage with community-driven projects.
Denpachan is a textboard that has been around since ~2024, it is associated with the denpa internet subculture.
5chan is the ultimate 4chan alternative: same experience (and UI) as 4chan, but without global admins able to ban you from the whole site. Anyone can run a 5chan board, and 5chan users connect to boards purely peer-to-peer, similarly to how torrents work. 5chan itself has no servers, no admins, no owner. #1 FAQ is "what about cp". Well, 5chan boards are moderated independently, and the dev can hide boards (transparently; the code is fully open source). And all content is actually text-only: images are embedded from external links, such as Imgur (which is also moderated of course). Further, 5chan is not private like Tor, it's actually non-private, like torrents, meaning the user IP address is in the p2p swarm (though they can use VPNs, just like with torrents). Currently traffic mostly comes from their community of a few hundred active members on telegram t.me/bitsocialnet.
Refugio 76 was created so that Spanish-speaking chaneros (a term used in the chan community) have their own space. No filters, no complications: you join, you post, and you're part of it. There's a board for every topic, but what unites everyone is the same community.
4chon.org is a small, image-based bulletin board where anyone can post comments and share images anonymously. They currently host a limited number of boards and rely on users to create the culture. They are an unofficial, independent spin-off entirely unrelated to 4chan. (8-9-2026)
