Live inside Discord — no install

Your community's virtual space, right inside Discord

Walk up to people to talk, gather in themed rooms, and turn your server into a place members actually want to hang out. Gaming communities, social clubs, school groups, all without leaving the app they already live in.

Your whole server, together in one space

Features

Presence that feels like being there

Everything you loved about a spatial hangout, rebuilt to live where your community already is.

Shove

Bump into someone and shove their avatar across the room — the kind of goofy, physical moment chat channels never let you have.

Custom avatars

Pick a character and move through the space. Presence you can see means fewer “are you there?” pings.

Themed rooms

Lounges, game corners, stages, quiet desks. Build a floor plan that matches how your community actually hangs out.

Discord-native

Runs as a Discord Activity with your existing roles, channels, and members. Nothing new to download.

Real-time multiplayer

Everyone moves and reacts live on a low-latency game server. It feels immediate, not laggy.

Chat & emojis

Messages you send in Disjoint sync straight to your Discord channels, and quick emoji reactions let you respond in the moment.

How it works

Up and running in under a minute

  • 01

    Add Disjoint to your server

    One click authorizes the Discord Activity. No accounts to create, no software to install for your members.

  • 02

    Open the activity

    Launch Disjoint from any voice channel. Everyone drops into your shared space as a movable avatar.

  • 03

    Walk around and connect

    Move toward people to start talking, wander into rooms, and let spontaneous conversations happen again.

  • Why Disjoint

    The spatial hangout experience, without leaving Discord

    Standalone virtual spaces mean another app, another login, another bill. Disjoint brings the same magic to the community you already have.

    CapabilityDisjointStandalone tools
    Lives inside Discord
    Zero installs for members
    Uses your existing roles & channels
    Discord messages sync
    Custom rooms & avatars
    Separate login & subscription
    Use cases

    One space, every kind of community

    Gaming communities

    Give your server a place to actually hang out between matches. Movement and proximity make big communities feel personal again.

    Social clubs & schools

    Clubs, study groups, and class servers get a shared space to gather, wander, and talk — not just another wall of text channels.

    Events & meetups

    Run game nights, study halls, and demo days with stages and breakout rooms your members already know how to join.

    Get your whole community in one space

    Add Disjoint in one click and give your community a place to actually be together. Free to get started.

    FAQ

    Frequently asked questions

    Disjoint is a spatial virtual space that runs inside Discord as a Discord Activity. Your members walk around a shared 2D world as avatars, drift between themed rooms, and talk to the people near them — making your server feel like a real place instead of a list of channels.

    Yes, Disjoint is free to add and use. There is no separate subscription, and your members never need to pay to join the space.

    Install Disjoint with one click from the Discord authorization link on this page, then launch it from any voice channel. Setup takes under a minute and members join by opening the activity — no signup required.

    Disjoint lives inside Discord instead of being a separate app. Members keep their existing Discord accounts, roles, and channels, chat syncs back to your server, and nobody has to install software, create a new login, or pay for another subscription.

    No. Disjoint runs as a Discord Activity, so anyone already in your server can join the space directly from a voice channel with zero downloads.

    Yes. Disjoint uses your server’s existing roles and members, and messages sent inside Disjoint sync straight to your Discord channels.

    Gaming communities use Disjoint as a hangout between matches, clubs and school servers use it as a shared study or social space, and organizers run events like game nights, study halls, and demo days with stages and breakout rooms.