Quick tour of the UI
The connected client has a server rail, a channel sidebar, and a conversation pane. This capture uses sample members and messages.
Servers and channels
Section titled “Servers and channels”The narrow server rail switches between saved connections. Expand it when you want server names to stay visible. The channel sidebar includes search, channels, and the members in each room.
Select a channel to view its chat. Use its Join action to enter voice. Right-click a channel for the actions your permissions allow, including channel settings and permissions.
Write in the composer at the bottom. The attachment menu offers the features your server supports, such as files, polls, and Watch Together. Hover or right-click a message for reply, reaction, copy, pin, and moderation actions.
The chat header contains member, search, pinned-message, and channel-menu controls. Select a member to open their profile. Banners, avatars, status, bio, and name styling can differ for every person.
Voice controls
Section titled “Voice controls”Your identity and voice controls sit at the bottom of the channel sidebar. Use the microphone and headphones controls to change your audio state. The screen-share control indicates the available delivery mode. Open More, then Settings, to configure your microphone, profile, or appearance.
Settings and administration
Section titled “Settings and administration”Settings uses a searchable sidebar. Profile, Voice, Personalize, Notifications, Privacy, and Language & format are common starting points. Desktop builds also offer shortcuts and a game overlay.
If your identity has administration permission, server administration pages appear in the same sidebar. The server’s advertised capabilities determine which pages and controls are available.
Continue with Audio configuration or Profile customization.