About Discord Inc.
Discord is a communication application for text, voice, and video conversations. People can message one another directly, create group chats, or join larger communities organized into servers and topic-based channels. This structure makes it possible to keep conversations about different subjects in separate places, whether a group is coordinating an activity or maintaining an ongoing community. Voice channels let members join and leave conversations without placing a conventional call. The application also supports video and streaming, so people can share a live view while talking. Text conversations can include custom emoji, stickers, and soundboard effects, and a user profile can include an avatar, status, and description. These features allow groups to shape the way their shared space looks and sounds. For larger communities, the supplied information describes moderation tools and channel organization. For smaller groups, direct messages and group chats provide a more compact setting. Discord is thus designed to cover casual social conversation, gaming groups, clubs, and communities through a combination of persistent text spaces and drop-in voice or video. The evidence identifies desktop and mobile use but does not list every supported platform or explain the full set of moderation controls.
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