Discord's search is per-server. This isn't. Cross-server search with live indexing, smart notifications you actually control, save messages with notes and tags, AI-summarize any conversation, and translate any non-English thread — all in one app.
If you're in 20 servers, you're searching 20 times — and there's no way at all to scan your DMs alongside them.
You remember a useful link, a deadline, a quote — but not which channel, which DM, which server. Discord makes you click into each one and search separately.
Even when you're searching the right server, recent messages don't show up for 30 seconds to several minutes. Just when you most want to find them.
Search across every server, DM, and group chat in one query. Save what matters. Recall it later.
One query fans out to all your servers + DMs + group DMs in parallel. Results stream in as each source finishes.
A live gateway connection means messages posted while the app is open are searchable instantly — bypassing Discord's slow indexing for new messages.
Save messages with one click. Add notes, tag for later, search your library. Snapshots stored locally so deletes on Discord don't lose your saved copy.
One tab shows every direct mention of you across every server and DM, in one timeline. Discord's mentions tab is per-server only.
Click any result to expand 3 messages before and after the match. Read the conversation without leaving the app, or jump straight to Discord.
Filter by user, date, has-attachment, has-link. Drill into results by server or author with one click. Quote-aware search syntax.
⌘K from anywhere to focus search. Search history dropdown. Right-click any message → Copy as Markdown / Copy link / Open in Discord.
Marketplace-style channels that flood with templated reposts collapse to one row with "+N similar" badge. Sane results out of noisy servers.
Export your saved library to Markdown or JSON. Copy any message as a formatted Markdown quote with permalink — paste straight into Notion, Obsidian, anywhere.
The whole notification surface, redesigned. Watchlist alerts that fire across every server and DM. Mute any server, channel, sender, or keyword — visually, from a tree of your servers, with expiry windows ("mute this for 4 hours"). Quiet hours block community noise while letting @mentions through. Profiles flip between Default · Working · Weekend · Focus. Every decision (fired and suppressed) is logged so you can audit + tune.
Summarize this thread or the entire day's activity in any channel in one click. Catch up on what you missed without reading 200 messages — DeepSeek-powered, hosted, no API key required.
One click translates an entire non-English thread to English. Or hover any single message and translate just that one. Discord mentions, channel refs, and emoji shortcodes are preserved through the translation.
If you're in 10+ servers and Discord's search has wasted your afternoon at least once, this is for you. A few real audiences we've seen care:
You're in fifteen alpha Discords. SignalGuru's call from Tuesday is buried under a thousand other messages, and a ticker you care about just got mentioned in three of them while you were at lunch. Search every signal channel in one query, alert on tickers across all of them, save the good calls to a library you can actually find later.
Cook groups, monitors, restock chats — half a dozen Discords running in parallel, all firing the moment a drop goes live. Set watchlists on product names + size keywords. Native notifications fire the instant a match arrives in any of them, while you're working in another window.
You run three or four Discords. Someone asks "what did we decide on the partnership thing last month?" — that conversation is in some server, in some channel, between some two people. Search across all of them, surface every mention of a member or a topic, and stop scrolling through six different #general channels.
YC, Techstars, OnDeck, AI Tinkerers — you're in five or six founder communities, each with hundreds of channels. The intro you need is in one of them. The job board post you bookmarked mentally is in another. Save what matters, search across all of them, get pinged when your industry or company name comes up.
Raid schedules in one server, recruitment in another, that perfect macro someone posted three months ago in your old guild Discord. Pull the institutional memory of every guild you've ever been in into one searchable place. Alerts when "raid", "scrim", or your IGN comes up.
Half the messages in your favorite gaming, K-pop, or dev server are in another language and Discord's native client just shows you a wall of characters. One click translates a whole thread to English. Discord mentions, channel refs, and emoji shortcodes stay intact — the conversation reads naturally.
The app runs entirely on your machine. Your token, your messages, your saved library — none of it leaves your device.
Wardens is in private beta right now. We'll share pricing closer to public launch. Get on the list to hear it first.
Request beta accessDrop your email. We'll get back to you when there's a build ready for you. Limited slots while we tune the product.
This is a third-party Discord client, in the same risk class as community-built tools like BetterDiscord and Vencord. Empirically, mass bans of users running these tools have not happened — Discord has gone after the projects, not individual users. That said, it's technically against Discord's ToS to use unofficial clients, so we want to be straight with you: it's not literally zero risk. Use your judgment.
On your machine, in a local OS-managed storage. The app never sends your token to any server we run. The login flow opens Discord's actual login page in a window inside the app — you sign in normally, and we capture the session your browser would have anyway. No password is shared with us.
Every server you're in, every DM, every group chat. We use Discord's existing search APIs server-side (the same ones their official UI uses), and we maintain a real-time local index of any new messages received while the app is open. The result is a single unified search across all your conversations.
If the app is running when the message gets posted: yes, instantly — it shows up in the live index within ~50ms. If the app wasn't running, it depends on Discord's own indexing latency (typically 30 seconds to several minutes; sometimes longer for less-active servers).
Two things: "Summarize this thread" turns the 50 messages around any result into a 2-3 sentence summary plus bullet points of decisions, questions, and action items. "Summarize today's #channel" does the same for up to 150 messages from a channel since midnight. Useful when you come back from a meeting or a vacation and need to catch up without scrolling.
The Notifications tab is the single place you control what pings you. Profiles: one-click switch between Default (all rules active), Working (Mon-Fri 9-17, only @mentions + DMs fire), Weekend (same idea, Sat-Sun), and Focus (60 minutes of hard silence — even @mentions stop). Quiet hours: pick a recurring time window when only @mentions + DMs come through. Mutes: silence specific servers, channels, senders, or keywords. The picker shows your servers as a tree — click a server to expand its channels and pick one, or "Mute whole server" to silence it entirely. Set expiry like "1 hour" or "Tomorrow 9 AM" so you don't forget you muted something. Audit log: every notification decision (fired and suppressed) shows up in a recent-activity stream so you can see what got filtered and tune rules that are too aggressive.
Two ways. Per-message: hover any result or any expanded context message — a small 🌐 button appears, click it to translate just that one message and click again to flip back. Whole-thread: when you expand a result, the footer shows a "🌐 Translate this thread" button that translates every visible message in one shot, in parallel. Translations are cached per-message — re-toggling between original and translated is instant. Discord markup like @mentions, #channels, and emoji shortcodes are preserved through the translation.
On our server, never on yours. We host a small proxy on Google Cloud that calls DeepSeek (the LLM provider). The DeepSeek key sits in Google Secret Manager — we never put it in the app binary or send it to your device. Your messages get forwarded to the proxy and then to DeepSeek, summary comes back, that's it. Messages aren't stored on our server.
Mobile is on the roadmap, coming after the desktop app stabilizes. The mobile app will be a viewer of your synced library — it doesn't connect to Discord directly (Apple's App Store wouldn't approve that). Today, the app is desktop-only on Mac and Windows.
We're tuning the product on a small number of real users before public launch. Beta access is invite-based so we can keep the feedback loop tight, fix issues fast, and make sure new features land cleanly. Drop your email on the waitlist and we'll get you a build when there's a spot.
No public launch date yet. We're tightening the experience with the beta cohort first. Pricing will be announced before launch, and beta participants get a heads-up before any billing kicks in plus the option to opt out cleanly.
The app is gone. Two folders of local data remain: your Discord token (stored encrypted by your OS) and your local cached messages + library. You can delete those manually if you want a full wipe, or leave them in case you reinstall.
We're running a private beta. Request access above and we'll be in touch when there's a slot for you.
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