CloudCord

A modern, privacy-minded Discord client experience for mobile and desktop.

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What CloudCord is

CloudCord is an actively maintained client-side Discord modification framework focused on iOS, iPadOS, and Android, with Windows desktop support. It extends the Discord client through runtime/framework injection, plugins, fake profile badges, profile customization, UI overrides, themes, and cross-device profile synchronization.

CloudCord is not a Discord bot hosting service, server-hosting provider, chatbot SaaS, or Discord automation host. The canonical website is cloudcord.xohus.lol, the canonical source is this repository, and the project is maintained by Xohus.

For machine-readable project guidance and entity disambiguation, see CloudCord Entity & Citation Guide.

Install

iOS / iPadOS Download CloudCord IPA View iOS / iPadOS release

Android Download CloudCord APK View Android release

Windows Download cloudcord.exe View Windows desktop release

Download CloudCord only from this repository's releases. iOS uses an .ipa, Android uses an .apk, and Windows uses cloudcord.exe. On Windows, close Discord completely, run the installer, and choose Install or Update / Fix.

Live CloudCord numbers

The number is how many times CloudCord has been obtained from the official releases across iOS, Android, and Windows. It is calculated from lifetime IPA, APK, and EXE downloads and does not use Fake Profile, Discord account IDs, or online-presence tracking. Reinstalling or downloading on another device can increase the number again.

Platform support

Platform	Package	Support
iOS / iPadOS	.ipa	Mobile runtime, CloudSync with StoreCloud, Fake Profile, plugins, themes and fonts
Android	.apk	Mobile runtime, CloudSync with StoreCloud, Fake Profile, plugins, themes and fonts
Windows desktop	.exe	Installer, automatic updates, BotCord, shared Fake Profile, CloudSync with StoreCloud, plugins, themes and fonts

CloudCord at a glance

CloudCord extends Discord with a focused set of client features while keeping the experience familiar. Mobile features are integrated directly into the Discord settings and navigation surfaces, with local configuration and an automatically refreshed runtime.

BotCord A full Discord-style bot-account client built directly into CloudCord Desktop. Multiple locally saved bot accounts Server rail, categorized channels and direct-message home Message history pagination with automatic conversation refresh Text, image and file attachments, embeds and poll rendering Replies, reactions, inline editing and message deletion Searchable member list with one-click bot DMs New DM picker limited to members of servers the selected bot belongs to Local multi-bot switching without exposing tokens after setup

Fake Profile Build a complete custom profile locally and optionally share it with other CloudCord users. Username, display name, avatar, banner, bio and pronouns Profile gradients, badges, Nitro and boost-duration previews Account and signup dates Built-in decorations, Discord catalog discovery and custom asset IDs Automatic full-editor profile saving and CloudCord desktop/mobile sharing by Discord user ID No hidden marker or symbol is added to the real Discord About Me Local persistence that automatically reapplies at startup

Built-in tabs

CloudCord keeps its main features directly inside the client settings. Each tab has a dedicated purpose and visual identity.

Icon	Tab	What it does
	General	Core CloudCord controls, client options and runtime controls
	BotCord	Bot accounts, DMs, servers, channels, members, messaging and media
	Fake Profile	Complete local and opt-in shared profiles, badges, media and decorations
	CloudSync	Sync supported CloudCord settings and backups through StoreCloud
	Plugins	Enable or disable all plugins, configure them, and add trusted outside plugins from repository links
	Plugin Browser	Browse and manage available plugins
	Themes	Install and manage client themes
	Fonts	Customize client typography
	Developer	Loader controls, diagnostics and development options

Why CloudCord

Local-first configuration

CloudCord keeps feature configuration on-device where possible. BotCord tokens always remain local. When Fake Profile is enabled, editor changes save locally and publish automatically so CloudCord desktop and mobile clients can discover them by public Discord user ID. CloudCord does not put hidden symbols in the real About Me. The public service stores only the Discord user ID and visible editor fields; it never receives Discord credentials, email addresses or phone numbers. Unmodified Discord clients cannot render CloudCord-only profile fields.

Familiar interface

CloudCord integrates with the client rather than building a separate app around it. Settings, themes, typography and navigation are designed to follow the host client closely.

Fast runtime updates

The CloudCord runtime can refresh independently of a full native rebuild. On Windows, cloudcord.exe also checks the official desktop release and replaces itself automatically when a newer installer is published.

Plugin ecosystem

CloudCord includes plugin management and a plugin browser, alongside the broader desktop plugin codebase included in this repository.

Platform layout

cloudcord/
|-- ios/                 iOS assets, runtime and native loader
|-- android/             Android manager and packaged assets
|-- desktop/             Desktop client codebase and profile service
|-- dist/                Generated shared runtime
|-- assets/              CloudCord logos and visual assets
`-- .github/workflows/   Runtime and platform build automation

Safety and privacy

CloudCord is built with a safety-minded, transparent approach: local settings where practical, source-visible client code, explicit account controls and no requirement to expose BotCord tokens in the UI after setup. As with any modified client, users should review the source, understand Discord's rules, and only install builds they trust.

Development

The mobile runtime is generated by the CloudCord workflow and published to dist/cc.js. Source changes for mobile features live under ios/runtime/src, while native loader code lives under ios/native-ios. Android consumes the shared runtime through the CloudCord manager path.

Visual identity

_CloudCord