DiscMeet is a Discord bot that joins voice channels and turns what is said into searchable notes. It transcribes with speaker identification across more than 100 languages, posts the result as a thread in a channel you nominate, keeps full meeting MP3s, records several channels at once, and exposes webhooks and an API. It connects to ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor over MCP, so the transcripts are queryable from an assistant rather than only readable in Discord.
Discord is where a large amount of real work now happens – open source projects, trading and gaming communities, distributed teams that never adopted Slack – and the meeting-notes category has almost entirely ignored it in favour of Zoom and Teams. Serving the platform properly, including posting back into it rather than into a separate web app, is worth more than any individual feature. The RPG campaign tracking is a genuine delight: recurring characters, sessions and campaigns are exactly the structure a tabletop group needs and would never build.
The consent question is real and belongs to you rather than to the bot. Recording a voice conversation requires everyone in it to agree, and several US states and many countries require all-party consent as a matter of law rather than etiquette – a bot that auto-joins and records is capable of doing that quietly, so announce it. Pricing is published and reasonable: free covers two one-hour recordings, Pro is $9.99 a month for 60 hours, Pro+ $19.99 for 180 with multi-channel, Studio $49.99 for 600.
