Discord is one of the main platforms where kids chat while gaming: voice conversations with friends, teammates, and sometimes people they’ve never met in person, often stretching beyond any single game into ongoing servers.
Discord is now supported
Gaming alerts already watches over voice chats on Roblox, Fortnite, Steam, and Valorant. Starting today, Discord joins the list.
Now, if something concerning is said in your child’s Discord voice chats, you’ll be the first to know.
How Gaming alerts works
As a reminder, Gaming alerts uses AI-powered technology to monitor live voice chats for signs of harassment, inappropriate conversations, or other harmful interactions. If something’s flagged, you receive a real-time alert with a summary of what was said. Audio is processed automatically and is never stored or accessible to Qustodio, and you can review alerts or adjust your settings anytime from Smart alerts.
With Discord now part of the mix, that same protection follows your child across more of the places where gaming conversations actually happen.
