InviteForge is a Discord bot built for one job: telling server owners exactly who invited who, in real time, without the guesswork. It grew out of a simple frustration — Discord's native invite system shows raw use counts, but no attribution, no fake-account filtering, and no way to reward the people actually growing your community.
The core product is a WebSocket-powered tracking engine that diffs invite-use snapshots the instant a member joins, an anti-fake classifier based on account age, a leaderboard and analytics dashboard, and an automatic role-reward system. Server verification, giveaways, and a custom-branded bot are built on top of that same tracking pipeline.
Everything is designed to run reliably at scale: the bot reconnects and backfills missed joins using Discord's audit log if it's ever briefly offline, and every server gets its own isolated data — nothing is shared or aggregated across communities without consent.
InviteForge is an independent product founded in 2026 and maintained by a small team that also runs it day-to-day on our Discord support server. We use the product ourselves — which is how most feature ideas and bug fixes originate. Content on this site is published under the InviteForge organization name so readers always know the source is the people shipping the bot, not an anonymous marketing desk.
Milestones so far: public launch of real-time invite tracking with anti-fake detection, web dashboard with WebSocket updates, OAuth member verification with PRO fingerprinting, invite-milestone giveaways, and a documentation + comparison content library for server owners evaluating invite bots.
We keep the team small on purpose so every server's feedback actually reaches the people writing the code. Prefer a named contact? Ping the team in our support Discord — that's the fastest path to a human reply.
The fastest way to reach us is our Discord support server — that's where support requests, refund questions, bug reports, and feature ideas all go directly to the team. You can also browse or submit ideas on the feature requests page.