Discord

A platform to talk and hang out

4.7•135 reviews•

1K followers

A platform to talk and hang out

4.7•135 reviews•

1K followers

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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 17th launch from Discord. View more

Grinder

Launched this week

Claude code for Djing, trained like tesla's autopilot.

We launched grinder, the claude code for djing, where the judgementlayer is trained like tesla's self-driving. Users can mix two songs, and everytime a fresh mix will be the outcome. We invite only 50 users in our discord, then we will lock the channel. Our next version includes - live prompting + control over the mix.

Free

Launch tags:Music•DJing

Launch Team

Framer AI AgentsDesign and publish professional sites with AI

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For so long i myself wanted to learn djing, but its too much effort, time and cost to do so. I thought their should be a simpler way to Dj, which is where Grinder was born.

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5mo ago

What analytics do you actually need to understand a Discord community?

I m curious how other server owners, moderators, and community teams think about analytics in Discord.

Basic stats are useful, but they often don t explain what is actually happening inside a server.

If you could get better visibility into your community, what would matter most to you?

For example:

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4.7

Based on 135 reviews

Review Discord?

Reviewers mostly praise Discord as a flexible, community-first communication tool that works well for gaming, study groups, remote teams, and customer communities. They repeatedly highlight strong voice and video quality, screen sharing, server organization, roles, bots, and APIs. Founders of Recall and Lyto say it is central for fast feedback, launches, and direct user contact. The main complaints are weaker support, scams or account recovery problems, occasional bugs or lag, heavy desktop resource use, and an interface some find cluttered or confusing.

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Pros

community building (46)

voice channels (19)

text chat (18)

real-time collaboration (15)

video calls (14)

customizable servers (11)

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)

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used Discord to build Recall

•17 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 (46)

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used Discord to build Recall Augmented Browsing

•17 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.

What's great

real-time collaboration (15)community building (46)

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95 views1yr ago

•4 reviews

Discord has proven to be an exceptional platform for fostering a player forum-like environment that is both convenient and highly interactive. As a product manager, I've been able to engage with our users in real-time discussions about the strengths and weaknesses of our product, directly capturing their feedback and addressing their concerns. The multifaceted interaction capabilities of Discord have allowed us to connect with users in various ways, from text chats to voice calls, which has been instrumental in obtaining immediate feedback on online issues and enhancing our product development process. One of the standout features of Discord is its ability to facilitate rapid response to user feedback. We can quickly identify and address issues as they arise, which is crucial for maintaining a positive user experience. Additionally, Discord has become a hub for launching various operational activities. We've successfully used it to initiate product promotions, leverage it for product virality, and attract new users through strategic community engagement activities The platform's structure allows us to create dedicated servers for our product, where we can segment users based on their interests and needs, ensuring that information is delivered precisely and efficiently. This has not only helped in user retention but also in creating a network effect, as users bring in their peers, expanding our community. It has not only streamlined our community management but also significantly contributed to our product's growth and user engagement. Its versatility and user-friendly interface make it a top choice for any product looking to build a strong, interactive community around their brand.

What's great

real-time collaboration (15)community building (46)voice channels (19)text chat (18)customizable servers (11)server management (3)

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used Discord to build Recall

•17 reviews

What's great

real-time collaboration (15)community building (46)

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123 views1yr ago

used Discord to build Recall Augmented Browsing

•17 reviews

What's great

real-time collaboration (15)community building (46)

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95 views1yr ago

•4 reviews

What's great

real-time collaboration (15)community building (46)voice channels (19)text chat (18)customizable servers (11)server management (3)

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