myGully review

myGully (mygully.com) is one of the biggest German-language forums of the warez and download scene. Its home page lists more than 3.6 million users, about 1.5 million threads and over 10 million posts, and links directly to the Boerse domains, which shows how closely the two communities are connected.

What is myGully?

myGully is a classic vBulletin-style discussion forum in German. The biggest area is the Boerse section, with about a million posts on its own, and around it there are boards for computers and technology, internet topics, multimedia, webmasters, a marketplace, private areas and general chat. Members also ask for help with downloads and share tips in the miscellaneous boards.

myGully and Boerse

The header of myGully links to several Boerse addresses. If you are looking for the Boerse download community itself, read our Boerse review: it explains the official domains and the copies that use the name.

Registration

To take part you need a free account. Like most German forums of this kind, many areas are only fully visible to logged-in members, and the rules are strict about spam and duplicate posts.

Is myGully safe?

myGully is an old, large and moderated community. As with any forum where members share files and links:

• download only from the file host linked in a post and ignore ads that look like download buttons;
• scan software and cracks before running them;
• never pay or share personal data in the marketplace without checking the other member’s reputation;
• use a VPN if you want to keep your activity private.

myGully not working? Status

Check the myGully status page: it tests the official domain automatically, so you know whether it is down for everyone or just for you.

myGully alternatives

See our myGully alternatives and the other sites in the forums category.

Our myGully verdict

myGully is a giant of the German forum scene: millions of members and posts, a huge Boerse section and boards for almost every tech topic. The interface is German-only and the layout is dated, and parts of the forum are only open to members, but for German-speaking users it remains one of the biggest communities around.