Open a tab. Your Discord profile updates instantly — track, artist, video title, all of it. No login. No paywall. Nothing leaves your machine.
Installed and live. Flip an activity on or off — it hits Discord instantly.
Everything the paid tools gate behind a subscription, given away for free and kept on your own machine.
Switch a tab and your profile changes instantly. No polling delay, no stale status hanging around.
Syncr talks to the Discord desktop app over local IPC. You never hand a token or password to an extension.
No accounts, no servers we run, no analytics. The whole pipeline lives between your browser and your desktop.
Toggle each activity on or off from the popup. Share only what you want, hide the rest in one tap.
Syncr checks for new versions and updates itself in place. No waiting on a store review queue.
Every line is on GitHub under a permissive license. Read it, fork it, ship your own activities.
This is Syncr actually running. Your Discord profile, and the popup you use to control it.
The moment a supported tab is open, your Discord profile lights up with what you are doing. Live, with artwork and detail, just like a native desktop app.


Visit any supported site and Syncr picks it up automatically. No extra setup.
Sharing is off by default. Enable it per activity — nothing goes out until you say so.
All supported sites organised by category. Enable or disable any of them in one tap.
Checks for new versions and updates in place. No store queue.
All active sites at a glance. One panel, no clutter, always current.
Control defaults across every activity from one place.
Fine-tune exactly what shows on Discord for each site individually.
Inspect presence data in real time. Built for contributors and power users.
Your page never talks to a server we run. The whole chain lives on your own machine.
You browse a supported site like you normally would.
A tiny script reads just the fields needed for presence, right there in the page.
A small native app maps it to a Discord activity, then hands it to the desktop app over IPC. No login, no token.
Your friends see a live, detailed status. That is the whole trip.
Many activities and counting. Each one reads only what it needs — nothing more.
Track, artist, album art, and a live progress bar.
The video you are watching, with title and channel.
The stream you are on, with channel and category.
What you are watching, with season, episode, and progress.
Repo and page context, updated as you navigate.
The post or subreddit you are on, or a simple browsing status.
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SyncrSyncr is built by real contributors on GitHub. This list is pulled live from the repo, right now.
Free, open source, and it stays on your machine. Grab the latest release and you are live in a minute.