Discord servers · Science & Tech
1,648 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.
3D Printing provides a place to discuss printing, show finished pieces and ask for help. Its introduction describes dedicated channels for troubleshooting, choosing printers and design.
EVE Online's community connects players with developers and other participants in its universe. Members discuss in-game happenings, share screenshots, recruit for corporations or alliances and exchange third-party app development knowledge.
The NVIDIA subreddit community discusses NVIDIA-related news, rumors, technology and games. Its short description supplies the useful community context; the longer About field contains placeholder text.
Higgsfield AI's community follows a platform for generating video, images and audio. Its source describes creators comparing models and sharing work, while the longer overview concentrates on the platform's production tools.
Hugging Face's community discusses machine learning, research papers and open-source projects. Members can share creations and collaborate, with verification described as a way to link Hub and Discord accounts.
WALLHACK's entry introduces a gaming-peripheral community, while its About text uses the SkyPAD name. That source emphasizes product news and future community plans, leaving the branding relationship to be confirmed separately.
Fortnite Creative & UEFN connects creators with peers and Epic developers. Members can troubleshoot technical problems, exchange ideas and provide feedback while following news about the creation tools.
Stellaris Nomadic Discord connects players of the science-fiction strategy game on PC and console. The listing invites strategy discussion, story and fan-art sharing, and following community news or events.
Spicetify helps users install and use the modification while supporting developer collaboration. Members can troubleshoot issues, share creations and request feedback on projects.
Sofi Cafe accompanies the Sofi Discord game, whose profile describes collecting and customizing character cards. Trading, battles, guild raids and collection albums are listed among the game activities available through the community.
ExitLag's community accompanies a gaming connection-optimization service. The introduction offers real-time support but concentrates on product performance claims rather than describing a detailed Discord support process.
PaperMC connects Minecraft server owners, developers and enthusiasts around open-source server software. Members can share projects, exchange feedback and collaborate with other developers while discussing the game.
FlyByWire Simulations connects contributors and users of its open-source flight-simulator add-ons. The Discord hosts development discussion and product support from community members and volunteers.
The C# community discusses C# and .NET programming inside and outside Discord. Members work on bots, seek code reviews and architecture help, and find mentoring for programming careers.
Game Dev Network supports developers across engines and experience levels. Members can request code, art or design feedback, seek career advice, share commissions and join learning or charity events.
Monsters & Memories hosts discussion and development updates for its classic fantasy MMORPG. Members also talk about older MMOs, RPGs and tabletop games, and share fantasy artwork and stories alongside the development team.
r/TechSupport offers community technical assistance and links to its help wiki. Members can ask about device issues and consult resources covering maintenance, backups and diagnostics.
Intel Insiders brings together PC enthusiasts, gamers, creators and developers. The community offers game grouping, shared discussion and access to Intel engineers and evangelists, as described in its server profile.
Rust Programming Language Community welcomes new and experienced programmers. Members can ask general questions or explore specialised topics such as compilers, web development and graphical interfaces.
Virtual Reality is a discussion community for people interested in VR and spatial computing. Its introduction welcomes both newcomers and longtime users, with conversation about developments in VR as well as changing off-topic discussions.
PixAI's community gathers people creating AI-generated art, including anime-inspired work. The introduction describes workshops, artwork showcases and feedback opportunities for artists at different experience levels.
MOZA Racing's community connects sim-racing fans around the company's equipment. Its introduction offers contact with the MOZA team for simulator setup tips and conversation with other enthusiasts.
Warcraft Logs helps users discuss combat logs and parsing in World of Warcraft. Members can ask site questions and explore topics such as parsing rules or Classic speedruns.
Adobe Firefly connects creators experimenting with the tool. Members share work and feedback, seek advice and attend described hangouts or sessions with people from Adobe.
Fixitfixitfixit Drops & Tech focuses on finding deals and availability for hard-to-find technology products. Its introduction also describes an expanding social space for technology enthusiasts and gamers.
OffSec's community discusses the company's information-security courses and certifications. It welcomes newcomers and practitioners, with mentoring and peer conversation around study paths such as OSCP.
Build a PC Sales combines hardware deal alerts with community discussion of price and performance. Members can request compatibility advice, follow restocks and share finished builds or benchmarks.
Cell to Singularity's community helps players discuss the evolution-themed idle game and learn from one another. Its introduction also describes bug reports, game-related events and occasional opportunities to connect with developers.
Kaggle's community invites machine-learning practitioners to exchange techniques and keep up with AI development. Its introduction points to community models, datasets and code as resources for new projects.
StockDrops began as a community helping people follow CPU and GPU availability during pandemic shortages. Its current introduction emphasizes gaming, technology releases, support and general conversation as the community's interests have broadened.
CachyOS connects users and developers of the Arch Linux-based distribution. The description invites real-time Discord conversation, performance feedback and contributions such as benchmark results.
AI Programming And Chat identifies itself with the r/ChatGPT community and says it is unaffiliated with OpenAI. Members can discuss prompts and try its conversational, image, audio and video AI bots.
Homework Help connects learners and people willing to explain academic subjects. The community welcomes students, professionals and hobbyists for homework questions, broader discussion and sharing knowledge across disciplines.
The official Support Server of Giveaway Boat bot, an advanced Discord giveaway boat with lots of features and dashboard
Bambu Lab's Discord accompanies the desktop 3D-printer company. Its profile explains the company's background and interest in sharing knowledge with makers, but gives no concrete description of Discord support channels or events.
FrameSync Labs is associated with PC optimisation services for gamers. The listing describes testing tweaks and benchmarks, but does not establish performance outcomes or specific Discord activities.
Empire Market advertises game currencies and accounts for titles including Roblox, Fortnite and Valorant. The About text also uses the name Nexus Market and lists customer support, giveaways and multiple payment methods, including cryptocurrencies.
iMorph's community focuses on World of Warcraft morphing customization. Its listing offers support and resources for finding or sharing appearances, spells and mounts, while pointing users toward version information.
Pawan.Krd connects software and IT enthusiasts with other professionals. Members exchange ideas, collaborate and discuss APIs or industry news within the development community.
GearUP Booster is the ultimate gaming companion, accelerating and safeguarding your network.
Google Developer Community presents a global peer group for developers at different experience levels. Members can share knowledge, discuss ideas and collaborate on coding projects.
DankPods Community is a fan-made space for audio and technology interests. Members discuss iPods, headphones and other devices, and show equipment or projects.
Unhatched Games was started in 2016 and we have a very open-minded and friendly community, along with a staff team dedicated to keeping the community safe
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Prism Launcher's community supports users of the open-source Minecraft launcher. Its introduction describes general discussion, support questions and development channels for people interested in contributing.
The official Discord server for Lossless Scaling. Bans can be appealed at: https://appeal.gg/losslessscaling
Official Niagara Launcher community
Mega Hack is for people to chat about things related to Absolute's mod menu, ask for support, and report bugs.
A place to share your Kerbal Creations, Adventures and more! Also including help and other space topics!
Falcodrin is a technology and gaming community with a particular focus on finding GPU stock and retailer deals. Members discuss hardware availability, shopping opportunities and live stock drops, with cryptocurrency appearing alongside the server's wider technology interests.