Discord
Communication platform for communities and teams
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Hacker News mentions: 1 mention (2007) to 337 mentions (2026)
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Homebrew analytics installs: 12,487 installs (2026) to 4,705 installs (2026)
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Stack Exchange data explorer questions asked: 1 question (2016) to 1 question (2026)
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Stack Overflow developer survey usage share: 20.96 % of respondents (2022) to 39.12 % of respondents (2025)
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Wikipedia pageviews: 1,129 views (2015) to 94,035 views (2026)
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About Discord
Discord is a communication platform that enables users to create customized spaces for group conversation, voice chat, and video streaming. Developers and teams use it for real-time collaboration, community building, and coordinating work or play sessions across distributed groups. The platform supports text, voice, and video communication with customization options like custom emoji, stickers, and soundboard effects. Discord is built using multiple programming languages including C++, Elixir, JavaScript, Python, and Rust, and runs on Android, Linux, Microsoft Windows, macOS, and Xbox system software.
The platform is proprietary software available as a downloadable application and through web browsers. Discord provides APIs and developer tools for building integrations and applications within its ecosystem, with documentation and developer resources available to creators who want to extend functionality for their communities.
Checked 23 October 2026.
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