For game studios
Your players review every patch in Discord, the same day.
Vibewatch's bot sits inside your server, scores the messages in the channels you pick — #bug-reports, #feedback, #general — and turns the week into a cited report your producers, designers, and live-ops team can read. From $19/mo, month to month.
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Patch day happens in Discord
The reaction to an update forms in your server within the hour. It reaches the people who shipped it days later, as whatever your community manager had room to fit in a write-up.
Reviews are the late signal
A frustrated player says so in your server before they write a review or stop logging in. By the time it shows up on your store page or in retention numbers, the complaint has been sitting in #feedback since patch day.
Player slang breaks keyword sentiment
"This build is cracked." "Nerf pls." A skull emoji, a facepalm GIF. Keyword-based sentiment reads the slang backwards and scores the emoji and GIFs as nothing.
What Vibewatch does about it
Inside your server, on two permissions
An admin invites the bot and picks the channels it reads. It asks for View Channel and Read Message History, and nothing else: no Administrator, no moderation, no role management. From there Vibewatch reads the conversation in those channels as a member.
Scored the way your players mean it
Every message gets a 1–10 sentiment score with the message it replies to in view. In Discord and Telegram, reaction GIFs and stickers are described and scored instead of read as blank. When Vibewatch misreads your community's slang, correct it, and Vibewatch turns your corrections into scoring rules so the same misread stops coming back.
What players asked about, counted
When the week has them, the weekly report's Worth Addressing section sits under the summary: up to three themes like repeated questions, support issues, or misinformation about the patch, each counted from real messages and cited. The narrative follows — what the server talked about, what's rising, which players others listen to — delivered to Slack, email, or Notion.
Discord first, then the rest of your players
Telegram groups get the same in-group bot, and the same scoring runs on X, YouTube comments, Bluesky, and up to five subreddits you choose (Reddit is in beta), so one report covers the server and the subreddit. Steam reviews are not a source. If Steam is where your players talk most, weigh that before you start a trial.
The day-one read on every patch is already in your server. Vibewatch gets it to the people who built the patch.
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