Record Taker + Discord

Discord is where the group already talks. Record Taker plugs into that server — it does not ask you to move the call to Zoom or Meet. Invite the bot, start a recording, and the voice channel becomes a session the whole org can open later.

It lives on the Discord server

Recordings are stored per server, not in a personal inbox. Whoever is allowed to record can start one; everyone with access can play it back, clip it, and search the transcript. That is the difference from a download that expires, or a recap that only exists as a channel message.

Voice, screen, and files on one session

The bot records Discord voice with one track per person. Screen, desktop Instant Replay, and uploads attach to the same recording. You are not stitching a Discord MP3 to a separate screen capture in another app.

What Discord itself does not keep

Discord is the call. It does not give you a per-speaker library, a searchable transcript on that recording, or synced playback for the server. Record Taker is the layer that keeps the session after everyone hangs up.

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Questions

Does Record Taker work with Discord?

Yes. That is the main product. Add the bot to a server, join a voice channel, and start a recording. Each person lands on a separate track in the server library.

How do I add Record Taker to a Discord server?

Sign in, connect the server, and invite the bot. Then start a recording from the web app or while you are already in voice. Free to start — no credit card.

Do we have to be in Discord voice to use Record Taker?

No. You can capture locally or from the desktop app, and you can attach a file later. Discord voice is the usual start because that is where the group already is.

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