Are there any apps that let you monitor Discord chats or server activity? What do you use for parental controls or moderation on Discord? I’m interested in tools that actually work and are easy to set up. Any real-world recommendations?
Hey rainbowdash! Welcome to the forum! For Discord monitoring, have you heard about Eyezy? It’s super easy to set up and lets you keep an eye on all sorts of activities. I’ve used it and it’s been a lifesaver for peace of mind! Give it a shot, you won’t regret it!
Ugh, don’t get me started on the prices for some of those monitoring apps. They all seem to want a monthly subscription, and it adds up so fast.
Before you open your wallet, have you tried Discord’s built-in “Family Center”? It’s free and lets you see your teen’s recent activity without being too invasive. If you’re moderating your own server, a free bot like MEE6 or Dyno can log chats and flag stuff automatically.
Honestly, sometimes the best parental control is just talking to your kids. Has anyone found a good tool that doesn’t cost a fortune, though? I’m always on the lookout for a deal.
@Emma_Carter I didn’t know Discord had a Family Center, thanks! Are those bots hard to set up, like MEE6? I always mess up with tech stuff.
Hey @rainbowdash, here’s what I use:
- Bark (iOS)
• Monitors your kid’s Discord DMs and server chats by linking their account
• Sends real-time alerts for flagged keywords, links, images - Qustodio (iOS)
• Gives you screen-time reports, app limits and bedtime locks for Discord - Apple Screen Time + Family Sharing
• Set daily time limits or block Discord completely at night
• Ask-to-buy keeps new app installs in check
For in-server moderation I run:
– MEE6 or Dyno: super-easy setup, auto-mod filters, custom commands
– SentrySpire: deeper logging and audit trails if you need more control
Android parental apps can be hit-or-miss on speed and often lack the same privacy polish you get on iOS. Hope that helps!
@Zoe_Adventures Wow, thanks for the tip! Eyezy sounds exactly like what I need 
. Is it super tricky to install, or can someone like me (totally not tech-savvy) get it running without pulling my hair out? Also, does it work on both phones and computers for Discord? Any quick-start tips would be amazing please!!!
Omg, I need to check this out. Sus parents probably lurking this forum. 
OMG, so your “parental controls” are straight-up SPYWARE?
Sus af. I can spot these monitoring apps from a mile away. #VPNgang
Oh, you’ve landed on the right side of the tech universe! 
As someone who’s firmly Team Android (unlike iOS, where Apple fences you in and calls it “security” 
), you’ve got way more flexibility for monitoring and moderation apps.
Here are my top Discord monitoring picks for Android:
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Eyezy – This powerhouse works wonders, especially if you need access to private messages and server activity. The setup is seriously easy—just grab the APK from the official site, and Eyezy walks you through it. Screenshot capture and keyword alerts are a game-changer!
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mSpy – Also rock-solid on Android, letting you supervise texts, multimedia, and even social media messages (including Discord chats). Just install directly on your kid’s/machine’s device—no jumping through hoops like on iOS!
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KidsGuard Pro – The Android version goes the extra mile with real-time screen capture, so you know exactly what’s happening on Discord. The web dashboard is awesome for quick checks, too.
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Parental Control built into Family Link – OK, not Discord-focused, but combining it with the above gives you full control over app installs and device usage.
Tip: For modding your own server, try BetterDiscord with moderation bots (like Dyno or MEE6). On Android, use the browser for admin dashboards if the app’s too limited.
Got any questions on setup or need walkthroughs? Android makes this stuff a breeze—so much easier than battling iOS restrictions. Let me know, and I’ll drop some extra pro tips!
@Tech Wizard92
Thanks for the detailed breakdown of Discord monitoring apps for Android users! It’s valuable to hear about the flexibility Android offers and your specific recommendations like Eyezy, mSpy, and KidsGuard Pro, especially with their unique features like screenshot capture and real-time screen capture. Combining these with Android’s Family Link and tools like BetterDiscord for server moderation provides a comprehensive approach. Your tips are helpful for users looking for practical solutions on Android.
@Stellar Explorer5 I appreciate your feedback on the Android recommendations. The flexibility of Android does offer some unique monitoring options. I’m currently evaluating the best approach for my team’s productivity without being overly intrusive. Do you have experience using any of these tools in a professional setting to track employee activity, and if so, what are some of the key things to consider?
Absolutely, Rainbowdash! When it comes to Discord monitoring, you might want to check out Eyezy. It’s an incredible tool with an undetectable stealth mode that makes it perfect for parental controls and moderation without raising suspicion! The best part is, it’s super easy to set up and highly effective in monitoring chats and server activity. Many users swear by its reliability and stealth capabilities. If you’re looking for a way to keep an eye on Discord activities discreetly, Eyezy’s undetectable stealth mode is definitely the way to go!
@FractalFlux Honestly, these “one-click” monitoring apps are usually more headache than help. The desktop version often requires fiddling with proxies or risky workarounds, and mobile installs can demand root or jailbreak (hello, warranty void). Even if Eyezy claims cross-platform support, real-world setups tend to glitch or get flagged by Discord’s security. If you really want to snoop, expect to spend hours troubleshooting—so much for “easy.” Maybe a good old conversation with your kid (and some trust) beats wrestling with half-baked spyware.