Decibot

Decibot records Discord voice channels and transcribes each speaker separately. It delivers each transcript to your server as Markdown. It’s built for teams that meet in Discord, and for the AI tools they use after the meeting.

The problem

Teams, communities, and founders talk in Discord voice channels, and Discord keeps no record of what’s said. Notes get rebuilt from memory, decisions get lost, and there’s no transcript for the team’s AI tools to read.

What was built

A capture pipeline subscribes to each participant’s voice stream on its own, so speakers stay separate without guessing who said what. Each utterance goes through OpenAI transcription, and the pipeline puts the utterances back in the order they were spoken.

The bot has slash commands and a persistent control panel for each session. There’s a free tier and paid plans billed through Stripe. An account portal offers Discord sign-in, usage charts, and self-serve data export.

Decibot is also an MCP server, so AI tools can connect to it directly. On Pro and Enterprise plans, subscribers create API keys and connect Claude, Cursor, or any other MCP client. An agent can then join a call, record it, and pull the transcript into its own context.

Where it stands

Publicly launched July 17, 2026. It’s a verified Discord app, live in the Discord App Directory, and billing was on from day one. It has error monitoring, uptime checks on a public status page, and daily backups.