ArmCord is a custom client designed to enhance your Discord experience while keeping everything lightweight.

Features

• Standalone client

  ArmCord is built as standalone client, it doesn't rely on original Discord client.

• Various mods built in

  Explore Cumcord/GooseMod/Flicker plugins and their features!

• Made for Privacy

  ArmCord automatically blocks Discord's trackers.

• Faster than normal Discord app

  ArmCord is using newer Electron than stock Discord app. This usually means increased performance and more stable experience.

• Designed to work anywhere

  ArmCord was initially created in mind to run on Arm64 Linux devices. We soon expanded our support to more platforms. We plan to support every platform that Electron supports.

How to run/install it?

Recommended:

Check releases tab for precompiled packages for Linux, Windows and Mac OS (Mac OS is broken see #48).

AUR Package

Armcord is also available on the Arch User Repository (AUR) here.

Install it via an AUR helper tool like yay.

Example: yay -S armcord-bin

Manual:

Alternatively you can run ArmCord from source (npm, nodejs required):

1. Clone ArmCord repo: git clone https://github.com/ArmCord/ArmCord.git
2. Run npm install to install dependencies
3. Compile/Package with npm run package

FAQ

1. Will I get banned from using it?

-You are breaking Discord ToS if you decided to use client mods. But no one ever got banned from using ArmCord or any of the client mods included. If you wish to remove mods, check our documentation.

2. How does this work?

-We are using official web app and adding some magic powder to make it all work!

3. Can I use this on other architectures or operating systems?

-Yes! ArmCord should work normally under Windows, Mac OS (Mac OS is broken see #48) and Linux as long as it has NodeJS, npm and Electron support.

Credits

ArmCord UI Elements and few features
Cumcord
GooseMod GooseMod Extension
electron-discord-webapp
custom-electron-titlebar (css only)
electron-builder