Getting started

Public homepage

What the public homepage shows before sign-up, including the animated product preview, platform rollout, and pricing links.

Live homepage

Where to find it:Public siteHome

The homepage opens with the product instead of a static screenshot. You will see a miniature of the real Discord overview dashboard, including the app sidebar, toolbar, health score, health breakdown, message chart, Zero insight, live presence, active users, and needs-attention cards. It is meant to show the shape of the dashboard before you create a profile.

Note

The public homepage uses a sample profile preview. Once you sign up and connect Discord, the dashboard uses your own server data.

The live demo

Where to find it:Public siteLive demo

The demo at /demo is the real dashboard, not a video or a set of screenshots. Every page, chart and control works, running against a Discord server with a month of history. You do not need an account, and it never asks for one to let you in.

Arriving asks one question: which platform you want to see. Discord is the only one you can pick today, because it is the only one with data. The other five are listed with their launch dates so you can see what is coming. Pick Discord, or close the card, and the whole dashboard is yours to click around. There is no guided tour and nothing to sit through.

Note

The demo server's numbers are generated, so nobody's real community data is on display. The Demo data marker in the corner stays visible the whole time to make that plain.

Platform rollout

Where to find it:Public siteHomePlatform rollout

The rollout section shows which platforms are live and which ones are scheduled next. Discord is live now. Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, and Spotify show launch dates and countdowns so you can see what is coming into the same profile view.

Pricing and start

Where to find it:Public siteHomePricing

The homepage includes a compact Free, Standard, and Pro plan shape. The dedicated pricing page adds a comparison table underneath the plan cards so you can check history, AI usage, moderation, utilities, seats, and scheduled exports by tier. Use Start free to create an account, then connect Discord in onboarding.

Tip

You do not need a card to start on Free. Paid plans can be chosen during onboarding or later from Plan and billing.

Feature requests

Where to find it:Public siteFeature requests

Feature requests is a public board for product ideas. Anyone can browse it, filter by category, and sort by votes or newest. Submitting a new request or voting on one requires signing in.

When you write a new request, Metryx checks it against existing ones as you type. If something close already exists, you'll see it and can upvote instead, which keeps support for one idea in one place instead of split across duplicates.

Note

Each request needs a title, a description, and why you want it. The last part is what actually gets requests prioritized, so be specific about what it unblocks for you.

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