Discord4J is a fast, powerful, unopinionated, reactive library to enable quick and easy development of Discord bots for Java, Kotlin, and other JVM languages using the official Discord Bot API.
Bots on Discord is a searchable list of Discord bots, organized with popular tags and sections for most used bots, top bots, and top moderation bots. It includes a documented bot API with endpoints for guild count updates, review checks, and command data.
Discord invite is a Discord invite for community updates, support, or discussion.
A directory for finding Discord bots, apps and servers, including top music and economy apps. It lists top voted and new bots, provides bot descriptions and categories, and includes guidance on adding a bot and on bot safety and permissions.
Discord History Tracker is a desktop app that saves chat history from Discord servers, groups and private conversations for offline viewing. It stores messages in a local SQLite database and uses a tracking script that sends messages to the app. A viewer supports filters for viewing portions of saved messages.
A directory for browsing custom emoji packs, with categories and tags for finding emojis to use in Discord servers, Slack groups, or Microsoft Teams. The site also links to Discord bots, servers, and profiles. It states it is not endorsed by or affiliated with Discord Inc.
Discord-Linux provides free Linux containers tied to a Discord account, generated with Discord slash commands or the panel. Containers run Ubuntu by default, with other distributions selectable, and are reachable through a browser terminal, SFTP or SSH. Free containers expire after seven days and can be extended.
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Bots on Discord is a searchable list of Discord bots, organized with popular tags and sections for most used bots, top bots, and top moderation bots. It includes a documented bot API with endpoints for guild count updates, review checks, and command data.
Discord invite is a Discord invite for community updates, support, or discussion.
A directory for finding Discord bots, apps and servers, including top music and economy apps. It lists top voted and new bots, provides bot descriptions and categories, and includes guidance on adding a bot and on bot safety and permissions.
Discord History Tracker is a desktop app that saves chat history from Discord servers, groups and private conversations for offline viewing. It stores messages in a local SQLite database and uses a tracking script that sends messages to the app. A viewer supports filters for viewing portions of saved messages.
A directory for browsing custom emoji packs, with categories and tags for finding emojis to use in Discord servers, Slack groups, or Microsoft Teams. The site also links to Discord bots, servers, and profiles. It states it is not endorsed by or affiliated with Discord Inc.
Discord-Linux provides free Linux containers tied to a Discord account, generated with Discord slash commands or the panel. Containers run Ubuntu by default, with other distributions selectable, and are reachable through a browser terminal, SFTP or SSH. Free containers expire after seven days and can be extended.
