DiscordGate
A directory of Discord servers, and the tools to run one: health audits, monitoring, analytics, and help writing for your community.
- Since
- 2024
- What
- Server directory and tools for Discord
- Languages
- English, French
- Version
- 2, since February 2026
- Status
- Live
- Where
- discordgate.com
- Made by
- ShiidoTech
What it is today
DiscordGate started as a handful of small tools around Discord and grew into two things. A directory, where people find servers by category, tag and language, and where owners list theirs for free. And the Server Hub, where owners look after their server.
The Hub grades a server’s health from A to F, checks it again every month and sends an email when a new security issue appears. It follows member growth and engagement, and helps write announcements, rules and embeds.
What you can do
- Find a server
- Browse public servers by category, tag and language, from featured ones to the most recently bumped.
- List your own
- Add a server in a few steps with a Discord sign-in, then bump it to rise in the listing.
- Audit its health
- A grade from A to F based on 26 checks, from dangerous roles and risky bots to dead channels, with fixes one click away.
- Keep watch
- An automatic audit every month, and an email when a new security issue appears.
- Understand it
- Member growth and engagement over time, compared with similar servers.
- Write for it
- Announcements, rules and embeds drafted with AI assistance and sent from the dashboard.
Why it exists
Running a Discord community means juggling bots, permissions and a lot of manual checks, and finding a good server to join is mostly luck. At the end of 2023 we sketched a set of tools for server owners and members. DiscordGate is what came out of it.
The decisions behind it
- One grade, twenty-six checks
- Security and engagement problems summed up like a report card, with the details one level down.
- Listings kept in sync
- The community bot keeps a server’s page in sync with the server itself.
- Two languages from the start
- The directory launched in English and French.
- Built in the open
- Every version since 1.0 is written up in a public changelog.
Read the changelog for what changed in each version.
How it got here
- 2024
Development starts in May; the first tools go online that summer.
- 2025
Version 1.0 in September: the server directory, the community bot, English and French. Bumps follow in October.
- 2026
Version 2 in February adds the Server Hub and the health audit, followed by a full design overhaul, deeper analytics, and a new onboarding in August.
It is live and still in beta: things move quickly, and the changelog says what changed. DiscordGate is not affiliated with Discord.