Is the Discord integration live today?

No. Discord is on the RecordX roadmap. Nothing joins voice channels today and no Discord OAuth app is published. Email support@recordx.io and we'll notify you when it ships.

When will Discord support ship?

There is no committed date. Sales and coaching customers are prioritized, so Discord sits behind CRM and calendar work in the queue. Follow the waitlist for the release note.

Will it record my server's voice channels?

That is the planned scope: a server owner adds the RecordX bot, grants it access to the voice channels you want covered, and audio streams into your RecordX library with per-user speaker attribution. None of that is built yet.

Will RecordX read Discord text messages?

No, not in the current scope. The planned integration is voice-only. Text-channel access is not on the roadmap.

Can I use Craig in the meantime?

Yes. Craig is the widely used Discord recording bot for multi-track audio. You can pair Craig's per-user WAVs with any transcription pipeline. When RecordX Discord support ships, you can migrate the workflow into one library.

Does the Chrome extension cover Discord voice today?

No. The RecordX Chrome extension captures tab audio for Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, Webex, and Slack huddles. Discord voice does not surface a reliable captureable audio element in the browser client, so tab capture is not the path we plan to use.

RecordX + Discord

Category: messaging - Status: roadmap

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How it works

Planned for a future release. RecordX does not join Discord voice channels today, and it does not read Discord messages of any kind. Email us at support@recordx.io and we'll notify you when Discord support ships.

Get started with RecordX today

Register at recordx.io/register.html - the free tier gives you 60 minutes per month.
Email us at support@recordx.io to be notified when Discord support ships.
When Discord goes live, connect it from Settings - Integrations. Nothing to do there today.
Meanwhile, record with the RecordX Chrome extension on Zoom, Meet, Teams, Webex and Slack huddles, or with the RecordX mobile app for on-device audio.

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Planned use cases

Record community AMAs and podcast sessions hosted in Discord voice channels.
Get transcripts and summaries for each session in the RecordX library.
Search across every Discord recording from a single query.

Planned scope

Scoped, not built. The intended feature is voice-channel recording: a RecordX bot joins a Discord voice channel a server owner has approved, and the audio streams into the same Recordings library as Zoom, Meet, and Teams calls. Speaker attribution would use Discord user IDs from the voice gateway so each participant lands on their own track in the transcript. Discord's text channels and DMs are out of scope.

What will sync (planned)

Data	Discord - RecordX	RecordX - Discord
Voice channel audio	Planned (via Discord voice gateway)	Not planned
Transcript	Planned - generated in RecordX	Not planned
AI summary	Planned - generated in RecordX	Not planned
Action items	Planned - generated in RecordX	Not planned
Channel name and server ID	Planned - read-only via Discord OAuth	Not planned
Speaker attribution	Planned - keyed on Discord user ID	Not planned
Text messages	Not planned	Not planned

Permissions (planned)

The planned Discord OAuth app would request the identify and guilds scopes at a minimum, plus the bot permissions needed to join a voice channel (Connect, Speak, Use Voice Activity). Nothing is granted today - no OAuth app is live.
The Chrome extension does not cover Discord voice. Discord's browser client does not expose voice audio through a captureable HTML media element in a reliable form, so tab capture is not the path we plan to use.
Only server owners and admins will be able to add the RecordX bot to a server. Members without admin rights will need someone with the Manage Server permission to install it.

Pricing and limits (planned)

When live, Discord voice minutes will draw from the same monthly balance as Zoom, Meet, and Teams. The free tier will start at 60 minutes per month.
Paid plans and pay-as-you-go top-ups will apply. See pricing.
Discord itself does not charge extra for bot participants on voice channels.

Common gotchas (early)

Users hop between voice channels freely on Discord. Per-user speaker attribution needs the voice gateway data, not just an audio mix - which is why the extension can't cover this cleanly.
The RecordX bot will need Connect and Speak permissions on each voice channel it records. Server owners will manage that in the channel's role settings.
Recording consent laws still apply. Some jurisdictions require every participant's consent; some (like Israel) are one-party-consent. Announce the recording in the channel or in a pinned message.
Stage channels and screen-share audio have different capture paths than plain voice channels; expect plain voice channels first, stage and screen-share to follow if there is demand.

Alternatives while waiting

Craig is the widely used Discord recording bot for multi-track audio - it produces one WAV file per speaker, which is exactly the shape a good transcription pipeline wants. Craig plus any transcription service (Whisper, AssemblyAI, or RecordX file upload) is the standard workaround today. RecordX currently covers Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Slack huddles, and phone calls - use those channels where you can, and email us when you want a heads-up on Discord.

Get notified

Drop a line to support@recordx.io and we'll email when Discord support ships. No spam - one release note when the feature lands.

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