The people are the point.
Keep community-specific authorizations with a searchable member list. Members choose to opt in and can withdraw at any time.
A server can disappear. The connections you built don't have to. Verify your members, save your structure, and prepare a clear path back.
COMMUNITY OVERVIEW
A clear view of who has opted in.
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Protect the people and structure that make your server feel like home.
Keep community-specific authorizations with a searchable member list. Members choose to opt in and can withdraw at any time.
Schedule private role and channel snapshots. Add or reuse the structure you need when you rebuild.
Track recoveries, review the operation log, and give your team the access they need. Every important change leaves a record.
Explore the workflowUse your own Discord application to keep your community connected.
Create or connect your Discord application and invite it to your server.
Publish your verification message. Members authorize recovery with clear consent.
Create a snapshot or set a schedule. Review your backup whenever you need it.
Choose the destination, confirm the action, and follow the saved progress.
Know what recovery can do
before you need it.
Members explicitly authorize your Discord application for a named community. When you need a replacement server, start a recovery from that community and select a server connected to the same bot.
Recovery requires active authorization and consent. Revoked permissions, bans, server limits and Discord enforcement can prevent a join. Guardcord records the result of each request.
Supported category, text and voice channels, non-managed roles, and role permission overwrites. Messages, files, threads, forums, emojis and exact role ordering are excluded. Channels with member-specific permissions require manual recreation.
Yes. Members can withdraw community consent here or revoke the application under Discord's Authorized Apps. Leaving a community also prevents recovery from that community.
Bot owners grant registered teammates specific permissions and allowed servers. Permissions apply to both the source and destination of a recovery.
Bot credentials and member authorization tokens are encrypted in the service's database. They are never displayed in the dashboard or included in structure downloads.
Start with verification. Build your recovery plan from there.