Discord

A platform to talk and hang out

4.7•128 reviews•

839 followers

A platform to talk and hang out

4.7•128 reviews•

839 followers

Visit website

Messaging apps

•

Community management

A voice, video and text communication service used by over a hundred million people to hang out and talk with their friends and communities.

This is the 15th launch from Discord. View more

Digital Nomad Wealth Collective

Launching today

Inner circle for nomad founders, remote curious entrepreneur

We are building disciplined wealth together through optimized mindsets, scalable systems & strategic networking. Build wealth anywhere and achieve true nomad freedom.

Digital Nomad Wealth Collective gallery image

Free

Launch tags:Global Nomad•Travel•Money

Launch Team / Built With

XHawk 0.99 — Transform Coding Sessions into Knowledge

Transform Coding Sessions into Knowledge

Promoted

Maker

📌

What is holding you back from leaving everything behind and switching up your location?

Report

14d ago

Previous Discord Launches

DiscordOptimizing systems for peak performance and gaming.

Launched on January 26th, 2026

bytebuy Real Amazon price drops. No fake discounts. No BS.

Launched on January 22nd, 2026

Professional editing community "Edit like a Pro"

Launched on January 9th, 2026

Discord New Game OverlayRevamped overlay & refreshed desktop give game time a boost

Launched on March 28th, 2025

View all Discord launches

4.7

Based on 128 reviews

Review Discord?

Reviewers mostly see Discord as a strong all-purpose community and communication tool, praised for clear voice and video, smooth screen sharing, flexible servers, roles, bots, and a format that works for gaming, study, work, and customer communities. Several say it keeps discussions organized and makes real-time collaboration easy. Makers of

discli

and

Donkey Support

specifically highlight its API, threads, and depth for community management. The main complaints are a heavy desktop app, cluttered navigation, overwhelming notifications, bugs, scams, and especially weak customer support.

+125

Summarized with AI

Pros

community building (45)

text chat (18)

voice channels (18)

real-time collaboration (15)

video calls (14)

customizable servers (10)

bots (8)

role-based access (4)

screen sharing (4)

free tier (3)

Cons

connectivity issues (5)

cluttered interface (4)

poor customer support (4)

overwhelming for new users (3)

resource-intensive (2)

Pros

Cons

Reviews

All Reviews

Most Informative

used

Discord

to build discli

•2 reviews

Honestly it came down to three things. The user base is massive and growing. The API lets us build real, powerful integrations without hacking around limitations. And the community management needs on Discord are genuinely complex enough that a CLI tool adds serious value. On simpler platforms there wouldn't be enough depth to justify what we're building.

Alternatives Considered

Report

5 views2d ago

used

Discord

to build Recall

•12 reviews

Discord has been vital in building and nurturing the Recall community from day one. During our beta testing phase, it became the go-to platform for connecting directly with our earliest users, gathering real-time feedback, and iterating quickly based on their input. Join us: https://discord.gg/BSYrT3UeGR Our growing Discord server is a vibrant space where users discuss product direction, share use cases, and suggest features. More importantly, it’s where we catch and fix bugs fast—sometimes within minutes of being reported—thanks to the immediacy of the conversations. The community’s energy, plus that iconic quack sound, keeps things lively and engaged. Pro tip: Organize your channels thoughtfully. Dedicated threads for feedback, bug reports, product updates, and casual chat help both your team and community stay organized and focused. While we considered Slack, Discord struck the perfect balance between casual, friendly community vibes and highly focused, actionable interaction. If you’re building a product with passionate early adopters or beta testers, Discord is a must-have to stay connected and responsive.

What's great

real-time collaboration (15)community building (45)

Report

57 views8mo ago

used

Discord

to build Recall Augmented Browsing

•12 reviews

Discord has played a critical role in building the Recall community. It’s where we connect with our earliest users, gather real-time feedback, debug issues together, and share sneak peeks of what’s coming next. We have a growing Discord server that’s become a lively space for conversations around product direction, use cases, and feature requests. It’s also where we catch and squash bugs quickly—sometimes within minutes of being reported. We love the quack sound! Tip: Organize your channels intentionally—having dedicated threads for feedback, bugs, product updates, and general chat makes it easier for your community (and your team) to stay engaged and focused. We also considered tools like Slack but Discord gave us the perfect mix of casual community vibes and high signal interaction. If you’re building something with a passionate user base, Discord is a no-brainer for staying close to the people who matter most.