How do I track who invited who on Discord?
Add InviteForge to your server and grant the requested permissions — no configuration is required for tracking to start. The bot keeps an in-memory snapshot of every invite's use count, and the instant a member joins, it fetches the current counts and diffs them against that snapshot. Whichever invite code incremented is the one that was used, which tells you exactly who invited who without any manual lookup or audit-log digging.
Which Discord bot tracks invite links?
InviteForge is a dedicated Discord invite tracker bot — invite tracking, anti-fake detection, and recruiter rewards are its entire focus, not one feature bolted onto a moderation or leveling bot. General-purpose bots like MEE6 or Carl-bot offer basic invite counts as an add-on, usually gated behind a premium tier, with no anti-fake detection and no real-time updates.
How does Discord invite tracking work?
Discord's bot API exposes the current use count for every active invite code in a server, but not who used which one directly. InviteForge solves this by snapshotting those counts continuously and comparing them right after every join event — the invite whose count went up is the one the new member used. If the bot briefly goes offline, it backfills any missed joins using Discord's audit log once it reconnects, so data loss is minimized.
Can I see invite analytics on Discord?
Yes. InviteForge ships a full web dashboard at invite-forge.com with daily join charts, 7/14/30-day historical comparisons, a ranked leaderboard of top inviters, and a real-vs-fake breakdown for every recorded invite. Everything updates live via WebSocket the moment a new join is processed — no manual refresh needed, and no need to run slash commands to check current numbers.