Coop

license

Apache-2.0(OSI)

source

public(github.com/roostorg/coop)

self-host

yes

service

none

core-gated

ungated

Fully open source: Apache-2.0 self-hosted moderation review console from ROOST.

• https://github.com/roostorg/coop recorded 2026-08-13

  Repo metadata records license spdxId - Apache-2.0. README says 'Coop is free and open source so your data stays within your infrastructure', that the codebase is 'auditable, with no hidden logic and no vendor lock-in', and runs it 'with a single command using Docker Compose'. No paid tier, enterprise directory or license key on the page.

GitHub breadth is modest, but Coop is deployed across varied production environments. Coop is the open-sourced productization of the acquired Cove codebase, and former Cove clients carried over as users. Notion is publicly committed and is likely Coop's largest production deployment to date. The v1.0 announcement adds named production feedback from Kyodo (a community-first messaging platform with over 150 million messages sent; CEO testimonial) and an unnamed large-scale adopter (tens of millions of users, ~95% cut in safety-tooling costs), plus NCMEC as a CSAM-reporting integration partner. Adoption rests on named production deployments rather than community breadth, mirroring sibling Osprey. The repo carries none of this: its 'Used in production' list is empty and it shows 77 stars, so the Notion/Kyodo/Musubi names rest on the announcements alone, and Musubi appears on ROOST's Coop page as a hosted provider rather than an adopter. The level and the niche reach stand on the named deployments.

• https://github.com/roostorg/coop recorded 2026-08-13

  stargazerCount 77 for roostorg/coop. The README's 'Used in production' section reads 'Coop is used by:' with nothing under it.

• https://roost.tools/blog/coop-1-0-world-s-first-free-open-source-child-safety-infrastructure-for-every-platform/ recorded 2026-08-13

  Coop 1.0 announcement, published June 09, 2026, following v0 in February. Names Kyodo, 'a community-first messaging platform with over 150 million messages sent', with a CEO quote; 'One Coop adopter, which serves tens of millions of users across consumer and enterprise contexts, estimates an ~95% reduction in annual safety tooling costs'; and NCMEC CyberTipline reporting as a shipped integration. No user, install or customer count for Coop itself.

• https://roost.tools/blog/roost-announces-coop-and-osprey-free-open-source-trust-and-safety-infrastructure-for-the-ai-era/ recorded 2026-08-13

  Notion quoted as 'an early adopter of Cove's technology', with Dan Pyykonen, Head of Platform Security, on Notion's Trust and Safety program.

Broad moderation-console feature set, now on the v1.0 line (announced June 2026); functional and proven at named deployments but still young.

• https://roost.tools/coop/ recorded 2026-08-13

  Key Features list queue management with role-based access and routing rules, manual and automatic actions with complete audit logging, analytics, and review across any policy category. The child-safety workflow is described as 'hash matching via HMA, NCMEC CyberTipline reporting, and integrations with Google Content Safety API and OpenAI Moderation API'.

• https://github.com/roostorg/coop recorded 2026-08-13

  README lists Review Console, Content Processing, Analytics, Rules Engine and 'Simple REST and GraphQL APIs for seamless platform integration'.