OAuth verification
Collect explicit member authorization through a configured Discord OAuth flow before recovery is needed.
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#1 in Our Published ComparisonsDiscord member recovery
Recover eligible members who authorized RestoreCord before a disruption and can still be added through Discord.
Consent-based recovery, not a member scrape
RestoreCord uses OAuth authorization granted by each member before an incident. A controlled migration checks current eligibility and asks Discord to add qualifying members to a target server.
Key capabilities
Eligibility-aware migrations
Check authorization, target membership, permissions, and Discord responses before attempting each eligible addition.
Progress, results, and retries
Track completed, skipped, already-present, failed, and retryable outcomes instead of treating every member alike.
Privacy and revocation controls
Explain requested access, minimize stored data, and provide clear ways to revoke authorization or request deletion.
How it works
Configure verification
Set up the Discord application, required OAuth scopes, redirect flow, and member-facing consent information.
Members authorize
Members complete verification and grant authorization before any outage, deletion, or migration occurs.
Run a controlled migration
Prepare the target server, confirm bot permissions, start the migration, and monitor categorized results and retries.
Frequently asked questions
How is member recovery different from server snapshots?
Snapshots preserve server structure and selected data. Member recovery uses prior OAuth authorization to re-add eligible people; the two features solve different parts of recovery.
Can every member be returned?
No. A member must have authorized beforehand, remain eligible, and be accepted by Discord when the migration runs.
How long does member recovery take?
Duration varies with the number of eligible members, Discord rate limits, target membership, failures, and retries. There is no reliable fixed speed.