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- What it is
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- At a glance
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- From $2.99/mo
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
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- Communication
- Social Networking
- Games
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| Function | Availability | Access | Scope | Evidence |
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| Free app | Yes | Free | — | Store published |
| In-app purchases | Yes | Limited free | — | Store published |
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Pricing & paywalls
- Nitro Basic (1 Month) — $2.99/month
- 1 Server Boost Monthly — $4.99/month
- Nitro Classic (1 Month) — $4.99/month
- Nitro (1 Month) — $9.99/month
- Nitro (1 Month) — $99.99/year ($8.33/mo)
- Nitro + 1 Boost (Monthly) — $13.49/month
- Nitro + 2 Boosts (Monthly) — $16.99/month
- Free to download
- In-app purchases: $0.99 - $274.94 per item
Ratings & reviews
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5/5this seriously needs fixed
i love discord and use it daily. but with recent updates it has been extremely frustrating to use and difficult to do basic things, such as type and send a message. the text box is so glitchy. when trying to type a message, it doesn't expand with the amount of text so you have to wait for it to hurry up and realize "hey, there's more text coming" unless you want to risk typing blindly and making a bunch of typos. another thing is the new menu bar at the bottom when you swipe to look at dms or server members. if you try to go back to the conversation you're currently in, it either slides to the members in the conversation tab and is impossible to view the conversation itself, or it stays over the screen and blocks you from the conversation, causing you to have to restart the app. this happens quite frequently, and it frustrates me to no end. now, i realize that my phone may be the issue. i have an iphone 6, and i know it isn't exactly what you would consider a new phone by any means, but a messaging/calling app should NOT be the one app i can't run. i miss discord's simplicity, not only because it ran much smoother on my phone, but because that's all discord needed. i could talk to my friends, either by text or vc, and that's all i needed. tl;dr -- bring back the simpler discord. it's friendly to all phones and doesn't have all of the unnecessary junk. i get that aesthetics are important to an extent, but when they make usage of the app almost impossible for some, i think it's time to find a new aesthetic.
aaaaaaaaauwu · 30 Aug 2026
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5/5Recent updates seem to have lost the people’s interest
Recently the app has gone through many changes, and here I am. I’d like to say with the update that was pushed to my phone today, it is extremely hard to do much. The media list of people online was hard to find, the separation between servers and messages feels just plain wrong, the removal of numbers. I’ve been using discord since 2018, so maybe I’m being picky. But it seems Discord as a company doesn’t want to listen to its ‘consumer’ anyways. There was negative feedback about the removal of the number system for usernames, the altering links feature which can lead to scamming and hacking, and the lash back about the most recent UI changes. While I understand that company has to have integrity and be able to reason, I feel that in some stances the Discord company can’t see that certain changes might affect their platform negatively. My number one concern is that Discord isn’t listening to its users, you can be firm and have a middle ground. Some of the changes aren’t the end of the world, none of them are. But sometimes the changes can seriously endanger the users, if said users aren’t careful enough. That being said, the new update of separation of servers and DMs is annoying, the almost inability to find server members and their current online status is so, so infuriating as someone who checks this feature often. Oh, and to put it rather blunt, the new UI is very ugly. Discord is my number one app, it’s my messaging app, my notes app, I use this app more than I use the general texting app. Please, listen to your users.
StawberryIcicle · 30 Aug 2026
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3/5Wifi vs Data
I’ve had Discord for years, since 2017 and not had a lot of issues with the site other than bots at the time which has gotten a little better ig. I’ve always been able to use Discord with fairly easy use and consistency for the past years, but I’ve also have had wifi for the most part and even being off wifi in the past it has been good before with little issues. Now, recently, I’ve been coming across multiple issues. I now have no Wifi and have been using Data full time and it has become such a pain to use. I have Nitro and had it for a year now and for the past 6 months on data and it uses so much Data for one, I’m glad the clear cache is added but doesn’t do much or even really work and still have to uninstall the app when necessary ( apple problem ). The issues I have is messages refusing to load and send at all and can take up to an hour to send one message and have had messages continuously duplicate after each hard reset which is really annoying. Hard resets to the app does not reset the app all the time and takes many and multiple attempts even after waiting a minute or two. Trying to send photos which can and will take longer than an hour just to send or even load and gods forbid I send more than one photo at a time. I’ve had issues with false notifications, and issues with them not going away even after checking and hard restarting the app, multiple times. This wouldn’t be as irritating if I wasn’t paying for Nitro, and not the basic at that, and it struggle so hard to do the basic tasks above.
SOAPGAVSSUSHWWJHEVEV · 30 Aug 2026
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5/5Don’t fix what ain’t broke— unless it’s to make it better.
I honestly can’t understand what is so WRONG with this new ui. First of all, it is now infinitely easier to see what your friends are playing. I used to have so much trouble seeing whether my friends were online, and it just became so much easier (I also LOVE that the icon of the game they're playing is now so much bigger and more visible). I also like how you separated your DMs and your servers. I used to hate having to scroll up the server list to access my DMs, as I am in a ton of servers, so thank you, discord. I do admit it is a bit weird how now you cannot simply swipe left to see who is online in a server, but you can easily adjust to that. I also love how when you enter a server, the server bar just disappears. It makes things look so much less cluttered and makes it a lot easier to navigate the channels. So really, this new ui is awesome, and I have no idea what people are on about. I also noticed that people are saying this new update is… buggy? I have no idea what they are on about, as I currently own an iPhone 11 that has been in heavy use by me AND my sister over the last ten years, including multiple cracks on the back due to the multiple times my sister has dropped it, but discord runs perfectly fine. It is most likely a software problem if discord is crashing— just update your software to at least iOS 16 (for apple users, samsung users, sorry you’re on your own ;P) So overall, I think this was an awesome update, and it really made the mobile discord a whole better experience. If you’re complaining, boohoo, deal with it. :3
GameChangee · 30 Aug 2026
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4/5Please listen Discord
I love using you as a platform. You’re awesome, you do well, but with some of these recent updates for ios, I think everyone I know feels the same way when I say it’s concerning. Let me explain: so for maybe a month now, you introduced call kit. You guys may have seen this as a bright idea, and on paper, it is. But this kind of change was unneeded, unwanted, and thus had a more negative effect overall. It got so annoying to the point I decided to never call someone unless I was on PC. Because otherwise, I’d feel like my privacy could be “breached” as others could see I was on discord, didn’t feel right, and it was glitchy, along with it showing up in the calls section of the phone app. I don’t want that. And now, changing how leaving a call or vc works. I understand it’s a move to make it more like PC so when you leave, it gives a little notification, but not everyone wanted that on phone. Where it can be loud and irritating. And worse: no option to turn it off unless you remove it from PC then turn off sync. I do believe this could 100% be a 5 star app (in my eyes, I understand a 4.8 is good enough), but making these out of no where changes without warning or second thoughts feels... off. I’m gonna try and do the little sync trick I thought of and hope it works. I really hope this changes. I doubt I will leave currently, this still is a great platform, but I hope this does not get out of hand. I mean this from the bottom of my heart, I wanna see this app do well
CyursLight · 30 Aug 2026
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1/5
Disgusting 🤢
Ciao · 1 Aug 2026
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1/5
Disgusting company, greedy no good! Do not support greed!
Jeffrey “Jeff” Brown · 1 Aug 2026
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1/5
File size limits are archaic and so is locking emotes from other channels behind a paywall
活発なAiden · 1 Aug 2026
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2/5
How can an app become worse with every update
Reel xffing · 1 Aug 2026
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5/5
cool
Dereal Man · 1 Aug 2026
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Versions
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318.0
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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319.0
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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320.0
This month, a collection of quality-of-life fixes gets piled up (like all your unread server channel notifications) to make up a big, Katamari-like update. There’s a bigger chunk of desktop-specific fixes over at dis.gd/PatchNotes, but we plucked out some iOS and mobile-specific fixes just for you below: - Fixed a bug that caused the app to take upwards of t w o m i n u t e s to launch following a full device restart. - Fixed a regression that prevented letting go of the Voice Message button from stopping your recording. It should work how it used to again. - Sorting Roles in Role Settings should now work properly again. - Fixed an iOS issue that caused message requests marked as spam to not render individual items properly; it would instead duplicate the first one and make it look like one person sent you a WHOLE LOT of DMs in a row. - For Voiceover users, Spoiler tags and announcement of dates and hours for sent messages are now supported. Now go clear out those notifs before a bunch more start piling up that just say “@you hello ??”
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320.1
This month, a collection of quality-of-life fixes gets piled up (like all your unread server channel notifications) to make up a big, Katamari-like update. There’s a bigger chunk of desktop-specific fixes over at dis.gd/PatchNotes, but we plucked out some iOS and mobile-specific fixes just for you below: - Fixed a bug that caused the app to take upwards of t w o m i n u t e s to launch following a full device restart. - Fixed a regression that prevented letting go of the Voice Message button from stopping your recording. It should work how it used to again. - Sorting Roles in Role Settings should now work properly again. - Fixed an iOS issue that caused message requests marked as spam to not render individual items properly; it would instead duplicate the first one and make it look like one person sent you a WHOLE LOT of DMs in a row. - For Voiceover users, Spoiler tags and announcement of dates and hours for sent messages are now supported. Now go clear out those notifs before a bunch more start piling up that just say “@you hello ??”
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321.0
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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322.0
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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323.0
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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324.0
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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325.0
We've shipped changes on iOS and iPadOS that help reduce your image upload file sizes by ~17%. Your images will post quicker, and you’ll use less of your monthly data limit! Voice Messages received fixes for those running iOS 26. If you were running into any problems with Voice Messages after updating iOS, your friends’ll now be able to hear you as clear as that fancy new glass design. And even MORE updates, including stuff related to emoji reactions, visual flickers in the search menu, and the "Join Voice" button appearing when you’re already in a Voice Channel, can be found at dis.gd/PatchNotes. (P.S. We also included a *potential* fix for the media picker getting stuck and preventing you from interacting with it. But if you still run into this, please report it to us; steps to reproduce would be a huge bonus!)
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326.0
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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327.0
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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328.0
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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329.0
There were a handful of bugs lately relating to certain parts of our iOS app being really, really shy. Specifically, we fixed some issues relating to certain menus being blank when opening them, menus appearing behind other windows which made them unreachable, and one particularly-pesky bug where tapping “Open Profile” on an Application from your DM list would instead *close* its profile. Now that our iOS app’s no longer as bashful, now it’s your turn to pop into one of the servers you’ve been lurking in, and say howdy. Afterwards, head over to dis.gd/PatchNotes to see the list of stuff we’ve fixed, across every platform. Heads up: Patch Notes is STACKED this month, and there’s even a special section dedicated to quality-of-life fixes for server mods or admins.
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330.0
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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331.0
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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332.0
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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332.2
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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333.0
We have returned from the harrowing lands of Bug Hunter Burrows with news: The Bug Hunters? They found bugs. We fixed 'em. Everyone cheers! Congratulations! Congratulations! • Resolved an issue where UI elements in the "Invite to Server" menu, accessed from a user's profile card, had sharp, unrounded corners that didn't match the rest of the app's design. Brutalist profiles when? • Fixed an issue where Wumpus had wandered off from the empty friend requests screen. He's back on the couch, chillin'. • Resolved a bug where characters with descenders were cut off in in-app message notifications and search results. TIL there's a word for those parts of letters. Is this one of those things I should have learned when I was like 8? • Resolved an issue where wrapping an image or GIF link in ||spoiler tags|| didn't actually spoiler the embed. Now the entire embed should be hidden behind a spoiler again! There were *over two hundred* more Discord fixes in the last month, which you can read over at dis.gd/PatchNotes.
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333.1
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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334.0
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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335.0
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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336.0
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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337.0
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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338.0
Check the new digs: the iOS app has been migrated to React Native's newest architecture, Fabric. What's THAT even mean? Even though things may look the same, the engineers have informed us that there’s “almost 20% boosts in typical app initialization times.” Alongside this speed increase, we also fixed the following: - We fixed the channel list jittering and jumping around while scrolling around. - Patched up an issue where creating a Thread failed and instead brought you to a "No text channels" screen. It just left you in the abyss… - Fixed an issue where selecting a sticker to send discarded aallll text you'd already typed. - Fixed the app sending you a burst of in-app notifications for any messages that you happened to already read on another device. - Fixed haptic feedback forcing your device off mute and hijacking external audio outputs, like CarPlay. Vroom vroom. We also shipped a couple of feature updates across desktop and mobile: Message Forwarding now supports sending @silent-ly, and Channel Pinning is now available on all servers instead of just Community-enabled ones. Take a peek at the rest of the updates at dis.gd/PatchNotes
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339.0
· 27 Jul 2026
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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340.0
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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341.0
We’ve been hard at work making Discord better for you. This includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. For more detailed information, go to your profile in the app and scroll down to “What’s New”.
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342.0
· 24 Aug 2026
Voice calls now show up as a Live Activity, letting you see your friends’ beautiful avatars and the icon for the server or Group DM you’re in. You can also access Discord’s Mute and Deafen buttons directly from your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. There are a LOT of small-but-meaningful fixes across iOS this month, such as VoiceOver improvements, smoother Forum channels, and less chunky scrolling. Grab a warm cup of coffee/tea/whatever tasty drink you prefer, open up dis.gd/PatchNotes, and spend an evening reading all of them. One… by… one…
- 339.11 - Stable · 24 Jul 2026
- 342.16 - Stable · 28 Aug 2026
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