Hey Product Hunt! I’m Shaan, the maker of Undiscord.
I built Undiscord because my Discord sidebar became a mess over time, dozens (sometimes hundreds) of servers from experiments, communities, events, and one-off invites. Leaving them one-by-one is painfully slow, and it’s the kind of thing you keep postponing.
So I built Undiscord to make it instant. It lets you bulk leave Discord servers in a few clicks, so you can clean up your account and get Discord back under control.
A few principles I cared about while building it:
Fast + simple: no fluff, just get the job done
Privacy-first: everything runs on your device
Safe cleanup: review servers before leaving, so you don’t remove anything important by mistake
Undiscord helps you keep Discord intentional: stay in the servers you actually care about, remove the rest, and make notifications relevant again.
I’d love feedback from the community:
What’s the #1 thing you’d want before trusting a bulk-leave tool?
What features would you like to see next?
Any other Discord pain you wish existed a tool for?
I’ll be here all day, happy to answer questions and ship improvements quickly.
Does it also show my activity in the channels (where I was least active) and how the Discord community is active in general? I am in many dead Discord channels from 2021 (you know that NFT mania), but there are also Discords that I am not so active, but people are active and information inside could be valuable for the future.
@busmark_w_nika Hi Nika! Thank you so much for checking out Undiscord! We don’t support channel-level activity insights yet (like where you were least active), but that’s a really valuable idea!
We can definitely add this to the roadmap, and we could start with a practical “server health” signal like online users vs total members, then expand into deeper channel/activity insights over time.
A lot of “Discord cleanup” tools lose trust because they ask for tokens, broad permissions, or feel like self-bot automation. What specific design choices did you make to stay on the safe, privacy-first side?
@curiouskitty Hi Curious Kitty! Absolutely, and I agree, a lot of cleanup tools feel sketchy!
Undiscord was designed specifically to avoid all of that:
No tokens, ever. We never ask for your Discord token, password, or any account credentials.
No login. There’s no Undiscord account, no sign-in flow, nothing to “connect”.
Runs 100% locally. Everything happens in your browser on your machine, not on a server.
Zero data collection. No tracking, no analytics, no telemetry, not even usage stats.
Uses Discord’s official web interface. Leaving servers happens the same way you’d do it manually, Undiscord just saves you the repetitive clicking.
In other words, it’s intentionally the boring, privacy-first approach: no invasive permissions, no automation that tries to “be Discord”, and nothing leaving your device.
@gabe Yesss! Haha the Web3 server era was truly a canon event. I’m so happy Undiscord can finally set you free 😂 Thanks a ton for the support, Gabe, seriously! It means a lot coming from you!
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Congrats on the launch — Undiscord is a super practical way to declutter overloaded Discord sidebars while staying private and in control.
@zeiki_yu Hi Zeiki! I really appreciate that, thank you. That’s exactly what Undiscord is built for, making Discord feel calm again, a clean sidebar, full control, and no compromise on privacy. And honestly, being able to use notifications meaningfully again (instead of getting buried) is the biggest win for me.
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Such a god send. I have what seems like a billion of servers from one-time use or old communities and it's always so tedious spring cleaning it all
@mykyta_semenov_ Haha yep 😄 I didn’t realize it either until my sidebar got out of control. I was in 250 servers (max cap), and leaving one-by-one was impossible, so I built Undiscord!
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Thank you for making this. Solved a really frustrating problem for me.
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minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
Does it also show my activity in the channels (where I was least active) and how the Discord community is active in general? I am in many dead Discord channels from 2021 (you know that NFT mania), but there are also Discords that I am not so active, but people are active and information inside could be valuable for the future.
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@busmark_w_nika Hi Nika! Thank you so much for checking out Undiscord! We don’t support channel-level activity insights yet (like where you were least active), but that’s a really valuable idea!
We can definitely add this to the roadmap, and we could start with a practical “server health” signal like online users vs total members, then expand into deeper channel/activity insights over time.
minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
@madebyshaan Thank you! :)
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@german_merlo1 Hey thank you so so much, Germán! I really appreciate it!
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@curiouskitty Hi Curious Kitty! Absolutely, and I agree, a lot of cleanup tools feel sketchy!
Undiscord was designed specifically to avoid all of that:
No tokens, ever. We never ask for your Discord token, password, or any account credentials.
No login. There’s no Undiscord account, no sign-in flow, nothing to “connect”.
Runs 100% locally. Everything happens in your browser on your machine, not on a server.
Zero data collection. No tracking, no analytics, no telemetry, not even usage stats.
Uses Discord’s official web interface. Leaving servers happens the same way you’d do it manually, Undiscord just saves you the repetitive clicking.
In other words, it’s intentionally the boring, privacy-first approach: no invasive permissions, no automation that tries to “be Discord”, and nothing leaving your device.
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I can finally leave all those web3 servers now TT__T. Thank you for making this, @madebyshaan!
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@gabe Yesss! Haha the Web3 server era was truly a canon event. I’m so happy Undiscord can finally set you free 😂 Thanks a ton for the support, Gabe, seriously! It means a lot coming from you!
Congrats on the launch — Undiscord is a super practical way to declutter overloaded Discord sidebars while staying private and in control.
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@zeiki_yu Hi Zeiki! I really appreciate that, thank you. That’s exactly what Undiscord is built for, making Discord feel calm again, a clean sidebar, full control, and no compromise on privacy. And honestly, being able to use notifications meaningfully again (instead of getting buried) is the biggest win for me.
Such a god send. I have what seems like a billion of servers from one-time use or old communities and it's always so tedious spring cleaning it all
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@devonlastapp Thank you Devon. I’m really glad Undiscord helped, I appreciate you saying that. 🙏
I didn’t know that was a problem :)
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@mykyta_semenov_ Haha yep 😄 I didn’t realize it either until my sidebar got out of control. I was in 250 servers (max cap), and leaving one-by-one was impossible, so I built Undiscord!
Thank you for making this. Solved a really frustrating problem for me.
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@jackdewinter This made my day, thank you Jack. And wow, 160 servers. I'm really glad Undiscord could help!
Worked flawlessly out of the box. Thanks!
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@jaredepicpower Hi Jared, thank you! I'm really happy to hear it worked flawlessly for you. 🙏