Discord Integration

Bring Release Alerts Into Your Server

A build lands, a link's about to expire, someone leaves feedback, your Discord channel hears about it before you go looking.

Connect Discord

Notifications

What You'll Actually Get Notified About

App Published

The install page goes live, and this posts to your server the same moment.

New Release Added

Full release or Quick Release, either kind of build shows up here.

Expiry

A release close to expiring gets flagged before its link stops working.

Feedback & Forum Activity

A tester's comment or attachment on a release lands in the channel too.

Pick whichever of these you want, the rest just stay off.

Setup

No App to Register, Just a Channel

Open Server Settings

In Discord, click your server name, then Server Settings.

Go to Integrations

Find Integrations in the sidebar, where webhooks live.

Create a webhook

Click Create Webhook, give it a name, and pick a channel.

Copy the URL

Discord generates the webhook URL, copy it before closing the window.

Open Integrations

In AppShare, go to the Integrations tab inside your workspace.

Paste and save

Add the URL under Discord, choose your alerts, and save.

Open Server Settings

In Discord, click your server name, then Server Settings.

Go to Integrations

Find Integrations in the sidebar, where webhooks live.

Create a webhook

Click Create Webhook, give it a name, and pick a channel.

Copy the URL

Discord generates the webhook URL, copy it before closing the window.

Open Integrations

In AppShare, go to the Integrations tab inside your workspace.

Paste and save

Add the URL under Discord, choose your alerts, and save.

Open Server Settings

In Discord, click your server name, then Server Settings.

Go to Integrations

Find Integrations in the sidebar, where webhooks live.

Create a webhook

Click Create Webhook, give it a name, and pick a channel.

Copy the URL

Discord generates the webhook URL, copy it before closing the window.

Open Integrations

In AppShare, go to the Integrations tab inside your workspace.

Paste and save

Add the URL under Discord, choose your alerts, and save.

Open Server Settings

In Discord, click your server name, then Server Settings.

Go to Integrations

Find Integrations in the sidebar, where webhooks live.

Create a webhook

Click Create Webhook, give it a name, and pick a channel.

Copy the URL

Discord generates the webhook URL, copy it before closing the window.

Open Integrations

In AppShare, go to the Integrations tab inside your workspace.

Paste and save

Add the URL under Discord, choose your alerts, and save.

Open Server Settings

In Discord, click your server name, then Server Settings.

Go to Integrations

Find Integrations in the sidebar, where webhooks live.

Create a webhook

Click Create Webhook, give it a name, and pick a channel.

Copy the URL

Discord generates the webhook URL, copy it before closing the window.

Open Integrations

In AppShare, go to the Integrations tab inside your workspace.

Paste and save

Add the URL under Discord, choose your alerts, and save.

Elsewhere Too

Discord Isn't the Only Way

Slack

Slack

Built for teams that already run their day out of Slack channels.

Explore Slack
Teams

Microsoft Teams

The enterprise option, tied into whatever your org already runs on.

Explore Microsoft Teams
Direct

Telegram

A lighter option, alerts land in a chat without needing a full app.

Explore Telegram
Everywhere

Email

No channel to set up, just an inbox that already exists.

Explore Email
Custom

Webhooks

Skip the chat app entirely and wire alerts into your own system.

Explore Webhooks
API

Public API

Build something beyond alerts, query data or trigger actions on demand.

Explore Public API
Slack

Slack

Built for teams that already run their day out of Slack channels.

Explore Slack
Teams

Microsoft Teams

The enterprise option, tied into whatever your org already runs on.

Explore Microsoft Teams
Direct

Telegram

A lighter option, alerts land in a chat without needing a full app.

Explore Telegram
Everywhere

Email

No channel to set up, just an inbox that already exists.

Explore Email
Custom

Webhooks

Skip the chat app entirely and wire alerts into your own system.

Explore Webhooks
API

Public API

Build something beyond alerts, query data or trigger actions on demand.

Explore Public API
Slack

Slack

Built for teams that already run their day out of Slack channels.

Explore Slack
Teams

Microsoft Teams

The enterprise option, tied into whatever your org already runs on.

Explore Microsoft Teams
Direct

Telegram

A lighter option, alerts land in a chat without needing a full app.

Explore Telegram
Everywhere

Email

No channel to set up, just an inbox that already exists.

Explore Email
Custom

Webhooks

Skip the chat app entirely and wire alerts into your own system.

Explore Webhooks
API

Public API

Build something beyond alerts, query data or trigger actions on demand.

Explore Public API
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FAQ

Common Questions

It does, connect a webhook from Integrations and pick your events.

No, webhooks are built into Server Settings, no separate app or bot required.

Permission to manage webhooks on your server, and a channel to post into.

App Published, New Release Added, Expiry, and Feedback & Forum Activity, whichever you turn on.

Nothing posts unless you've specifically enabled that event type.

Get Started

One Less Tab to Check

Your server already gets opened more than the AppShare dashboard does most days. Might as well let it carry the news too.

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