Nobody remembers what was said in Discord calls.Discap does.
Discap records your Discord voice calls and posts the recording, transcription, and AI summary to your server when the call ends — free.
You'll pick your server inside Discord — adds in about 30 seconds, no dashboard.
Active on 3,400+ Discord servers
Recording is always announced. Members can always opt out. Admins pick the channels.
Never forget a detail again — ask your calls anything
The recap helps right after the call. /ask helps long after — Discap answers from your server's own calls, weeks later, and links the notes it used.
"What did we decide about the tournament?"
"Who's fixing the webhook bug?"
"When's the sponsor call?"
From voice call to recap in three steps
It joins the call
Discap hops in automatically when a call starts (or pull it in with /join) and announces that it's recording.
It writes everything down
While you talk, it builds a clean transcript with speaker names and timestamps.
It posts the recap
When everyone leaves, the summary, transcript, and audio recording land in your channel.
Recording. Transcription. AI chat.
Everything a call produces, kept and organized — inside Discord, no new app to learn.
Voice recording
The full audio of every call, saved automatically — nothing to start or stop.
Transcription
Every call becomes clean text with speaker names and timestamps.
Recaps
The short version — decisions, ideas, next steps — posted the moment the call ends.
AI chat
/ask what your server talked about — plans, ideas, decisions — from any past call.
Notes
Main points, questions, and next steps, pulled out of every call automatically.
Answers with sources
Every answer points back to the calls and notes it came from.
Download the call audio
Every call is saved as one downloadable file. Tap Get audio recording on the summary, or run /audio for a private link to any past call.
Six commands. That's the whole manual.
/join
Pull Discap into your voice channel.
/stop
End the session and post the recap.
/ask
Ask what your server talked about before.
/audio
Private link to any past recording.
/optout
Keep your own voice out of transcripts.
/setup
Choose the channels Discap uses.
Every kind of server, one memory
The raid plan, the clips, the lore — remembered
Everything the squad decided on the call, still there the next day.
PodcastsKeep the audio, get the show notes
Raw recording, transcript, topics, and clip ideas from every episode.
Study groupsThe study session, summarized
Explanations, examples, and deadlines saved from every session.
Teams
Standups, documented
Decisions, owners, and context from every meeting — no note-taker needed.
Free for almost every server
Every feature, no credit card required.
After the full launch, it stays simple:
Free
Almost every serverFor servers under 1000 transcribed hours a month.
- Audio recordings, transcripts, and recaps
- Ask Discap with
/ask - Every feature included
Team
1000+ hours / monthYou only pay once your server reaches 1000 transcribed hours in a month.
- Everything in Free, nothing gated
- Keep recording at 1000+ hours
- Helps keep the bot running for everyone
What other bots charge for
We went hands-on with the other Discord recording bots. As of July 2026, this is where their free plans stop.
- NoteCat puts auto-join and asking your call history behind $7.99/month — its free
/askanswers "Premium Feature — Upgrade". - iTranslator keeps every voice feature behind €24.99/month — even its voice help command refuses free users.
- DiscMeet gates MP3 export and auto-join behind Pro at $9.99/month.
- Craig gates transcription behind Patreon Tier 3, and its downloads expire after 7 days.
On Discap, auto-join, recaps, asking your calls, and audio downloads are all free — and recaps don't expire.
Questions, answered
What is Discap?
A Discord bot that records your server's voice calls and posts the recap — summary, transcript, and audio — when the call ends. You can /ask it about any past call.
Will people know it's recording?
Yes. Discap sits visibly in the voice channel and announces that it's recording when it joins. Anyone can run /optout so their voice is never transcribed or stored. More in our consent guide.
Who can see the recordings, and can I delete them?
Everything stays in your server — recaps and transcripts post to the channels your admins choose, and audio links come from Discap itself. Server admins control the channels, and you can have everything deleted anytime. Details in the privacy policy.
Does it join calls automatically?
By default, yes — when a call starts in a channel it's allowed in, Discap joins and says so. You can also pull it in with /join, kick it out with /stop, or keep it out of specific channels.
Can I use it just for the audio?
Yes. Podcasters, creators, and D&D groups use Discap to keep the raw audio file, even if they only skim the notes.
Can it handle long calls and other languages?
Yes. It's built for full-length Discord calls, labels every speaker, and handles English, German, and more — even when people switch languages mid-sentence.
What does it cost?
Nothing — Discap is free. Almost every server stays free; only high-volume servers at 1000 transcribed hours a month or more pay $4.99/month.
Your next call, remembered
Add Discap, start a call, and see the recap land when everyone leaves. Free to use.