Discord servers · Science & Tech
1,741 public servers that declare Science & Tech as a category and English as a language, sorted by members online. Each row is Discord's own record of that server on the date shown; join links go to discord.gg.
Midjourney's Discord supports people using the text-to-image AI tool. Members can explore resource channels, discuss prompt crafting and seek guidance from the support team, alongside the image-generation workflow described in the profile.
RPCS3 is associated with the open-source PlayStation 3 emulator and debugger. The introduction describes a preservation and reverse-engineering project supporting several operating systems, without specifying Discord services.
OpenAI's Discord discusses ChatGPT, Codex and the company's other AI models. The introduction invites members to exchange insights, explore research and resources, and experiment with tools.
AI Hub gathers people experimenting with artificial intelligence for voices, music and images. Members are invited to exchange ideas, collaborate on projects and learn from one another's creative work.
Razer's community connects gamers, creators and hardware enthusiasts through product and general discussion. Its introduction describes game nights, setup contests and a channel for suggesting new products.
Wooting's community gathers keyboard enthusiasts, gamers and people interested in the company's products. Its introduction combines product news with general conversation and members helping one another.
Blender Community connects artists, designers and game developers working with 3D tools. Members can ask questions and learn through groups focused on modeling, CGI and visual effects, including game-asset creation.
The r/StarCitizen Discord is a community run by the subreddit team, which states that it is unaffiliated with CIG. Players can find flying companions, compare ship builds and share creations such as machinima, reviews and fleet images.
SolarBalls combines a viewer community with space and astronomy discussion. Members can follow video uploads, talk about episodes, share astronomy images and participate in art contests or other events.
Harbour Masters describes a team working to bring Nintendo 64 games to PC. Its short introduction does not identify particular titles, member activities or community support arrangements.
Study Together offers shared study rooms for learners from school through university. Members can study through chat, camera or screen sharing, with optional visibility tools intended to support accountability.
Elden Ring - Hexinton brings together players of Elden Ring and Nightreign. The short listing emphasises finding other players for a squad, while the About section adds little detail about organised activities.
Python's community supports people learning the language and experienced developers seeking collaborators. Its introduction emphasizes helping beginners take their first steps and opportunities for experts to teach or contribute.
BeamNG.drive is the community listing for the vehicle simulation game. Its introduction focuses on soft-body physics and driving simulation rather than specific Discord channels or activities.
Mathematics welcomes learners and specialists regardless of prior ability. Members can discuss mathematical topics or ask for help, with the audience ranging from school students to researchers and faculty.
LimeWire brings together users of its revived file-sharing and AI content platform, along with people following the LMWR utility token. Discussion spans creating and sharing files, the token's role in platform payments and rewards, and the overlap between technology, art and entertainment.
Cyber Info is a community centered on cybersecurity education. Its profile welcomes both people entering the field and experienced professionals, but does not specify courses, recurring events or certification services.
Logitech G connects gamers and creators around its products and community. Members can follow product news and join events, tournaments or contests, with interest roles controlling notifications.
HackTheBox discusses information security and the platform's learning content. Members can explore technical topics, talk about new challenges and seek career advice from the community.
TryHackMe's community supports people learning cybersecurity and ethical hacking. Members exchange ideas, ask questions and follow new learning content or events associated with the platform.
PC Help Hub offers community assistance with computer builds, troubleshooting and networking. Its introduction also describes a knowledge base and technology news, with separate spaces for general conversation.
Suno's community brings researchers, musicians and audio enthusiasts together around generative sound. Its profile specifically invites members to generate audio with friends in the server and share creative ideas.
Opera GX's community provides browser news and peer support alongside events, contests and social chat. It has multiple language channels and describes bot-based activities, with a minimum age of over 13 stated in the profile.
Leonardo.Ai's community encourages members to create and share work made with the platform. Its introduction welcomes artists, game developers and people curious about AI content, with updates and guides alongside collaboration.
DOOM's community discusses the series across its releases and follows announcements. The server also points fans toward mods, speedrunners, artwork, videos and livestreams.
ProBot's community is centered on a customizable Discord bot. Its profile describes welcome images, logging and moderation tools, while providing limited concrete information about support channels or events inside the community.
The character.ai Discord introduction presents a community around AI characters and character creation. Its accompanying product overview explains text and voice interactions, but does not describe a schedule of Discord events or support services.
ReVanced's community is associated with the open-source Android patching project. The introduction explains its origins after Vanced and the patcher's intended capabilities, without specifying Discord activities or support arrangements.
AMD Gaming connects PC builders, gamers and content creators. Members exchange gaming experiences, ask for building or product advice and follow community updates.
Pleb Masters connects GTA V modders and scripters, including people just starting out. The community describes technical resources and questions answered by experienced members, alongside the team's modding tools.
Perplexity's community connects users of the AI search product. Members can share experiences, ask for help, discuss new features and communicate with the team.
Buildapc helps people choose components, assemble computers and troubleshoot problems. It has dedicated advice and showcase channels, plus discussion of peripherals, overclocking and general technology interests.
Linus Tech Tips brings its technology audience together around topics such as PC building, networking and Linux. The introduction welcomes members across skill levels to its subject-specific discussion channels.
Green-Bot's support community combines bot assistance with music discussion and listening spaces. The introduction describes music stages, voice channels and sharing media or memes, alongside occasional giveaways.
Godot Engine's community is associated with the open-source engine for 2D, 3D and other interactive projects. The introduction explains its cross-platform tools and community-driven development, rather than listing Discord events.
mimu's community is identified as the support server for its Discord bot. The source describes the bot's customizable currency and commands, but provides little detail about the server's support process or activities.
Salt Industries III is a general-chat and gaming community with an anime-oriented audience. Its profile describes dedicated game and other topic channels, giving members room to discuss interests beyond a single title.
Discord Previews tracks changes and experiments appearing in Discord's code. A custom bot posts findings, and members can choose notification roles and discuss updates with other interested users.
The Programmer's Hangout welcomes programmers at different experience levels. It offers language and development-topic channels, career advice and technology-event discussion, alongside off-topic spaces for hobbies.
Axie Infinity is a game community centered on collectible creatures, player-owned assets and the evolving Axie world. Players can compare Origins decks and PvP strategies, discuss collecting and breeding, and follow community events and game updates.
r/Jailbreak is a community for people exploring modifications to iPhones and iPads. Its brief introduction invites learning about jailbroken devices but does not specify a programme of Discord activities.
Google Labs is a community for trying and discussing Google's experimental AI tools. Its introduction invites members to learn together, share conversations and explore the experiments presented by Labs.
Keen Software House's community centers on Space Engineers and Medieval Engineers. Its introduction links to the projects and asks members to read and follow the community code of conduct before participating.
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Brackeys Community brings game developers together around learning and problem-solving. It grew from the YouTube channel's audience and now offers a space to discuss development and seek help from peers.
PC Master Race welcomes PC enthusiasts regardless of the hardware they own. Members can ask about building and owning computers and share technology interests with the broader community.
Stable Diffusion's entry presents it as a Stability.AI community for creators, developers and researchers. The overview discusses multimodal AI and research, but does not establish specific Discord workshops or support arrangements.
Boot.dev's community focuses on learning back-end development and computer science. Members join check-ins, hackathons and live coding streams; syncing a Boot.dev account is recommended for the server's integrations.
GameDev.tv connects people learning and making games, from first projects to experienced developers. The community describes game jams, work feedback, tool discussions and opportunities to find collaborators.
Base’s official Discord connects developers and people exploring applications on its Ethereum Layer 2. The project’s documentation directs users here for support, while the wider ecosystem includes trading, payments, games and digital collectibles. It is the broad entry point in this selection, alongside more focused project communities.