IntentHunter for Discord
Bring relevant conversations into Discord
Review public conversations about problems your product solves, with a match explanation and link to the source. Discord alerts are available on eligible plans.
Reddit
Purchase intent
Looking for a wallet onboarding tool that doesn't confuse new users
We're launching a small NFT membership project and most of our users are not crypto-native. Need something that makes wallet setup and signing less scary.
Discord
Pain point
Our DAO support channel is getting impossible to manage
Too many repeated questions about claims, staking, and wallet issues. Curious what other teams are using to organize support without hiring more mods.
Review the source and match explanation in your Discord channel.
Turn Discord into your social monitoring room
Send the threads worth your attention to the server your team or community already checks, so the right person can spot it and discuss the angle before the conversation goes cold.
Fast delivery
Signals arrive as soon as they're scored, so nobody has to remember to open a dashboard or wait for a daily digest.
Where your community already works
If your team lives in Discord, IntentHunter meets you there. The best threads show up in the channel you already use for support, growth, community, and launch coordination.
Built for founders, teams, and communities
Review signals yourself, or let teammates, mods, and community leads discuss and claim ownership in the channel. One alert can become a quick decision instead of another tab to manage.
How to set up Discord alerts
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Go to Project Settings
From the IntentHunter sidebar, choose the project you want to connect to Discord and click the gear icon next to its name.
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Open the Alerts tab
Go to Settings → Alerts. This is where you manage every delivery channel, including email, Slack, Discord, and Telegram.
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Connect Discord
Click Install on the Discord row. You'll be sent to Discord to choose your server and channel. Once connected, new intent alerts will start arriving after the next scan.
Common questions
- Why send intent signals to Discord instead of reading them in IntentHunter?
- IntentHunter's inbox is great when you're already in the app. Discord brings the best signals into the server your team or community already checks, so good threads get seen faster.
- What changes when signals land in our Discord channel?
- Your team reacts faster. Someone can claim the thread, others can add context, and the next step gets shaped in the same place your team already talks.
- Can different projects post to different Discord channels?
- Yes. Each project can send signals to its own Discord channel. For example, a wallet project can post to #wallet-signals, while a DAO tooling project posts to #dao-leads.
- How do you keep the channel from getting noisy?
- Relevance filtering helps prioritize matching conversations based on your project. Review the source to decide whether a response would be useful.
- How do I disconnect Discord?
- Go to Project Settings → Alerts → Disconnect. You can also remove the IntentHunter app from your Discord server settings. Either option stops delivery immediately.
See what people are asking for in your market
Bring matching conversations into your community channel, with the context to decide who can help.