Multi-account
Each account you've added to Discord gets its own profile. Switch accounts and the right one loads.
Everything it does
Small script. Big glow-up.
Each feature works on its own. Turn on only what you want, per account, and flip it all off with one switch.
Client-side
A new name and face
Set a username, a display name and a profile picture. The script swaps them into every place Discord shows you.
- Messages, member list, DMs, popouts, account panel
- PNG uploads only, checked by file signature, cropped to a square
- Server avatars get replaced too
- Your picture is stored on your computer, never uploaded
alexalex_2024
Night Owlnightowl
What everyone else sees ↔ what you see
Client-side
Rewrite your join date
Pick any "Member Since" date. The script feeds it to Discord's own date logic and also fixes the written-out dates on the page, in your language.
Member Since
Aug 3, 2024
Jun 29, 2015
Client-side
Every badge, in the right order
Badges use Discord's real IDs, so you get Discord's own tier glow and rich tooltips. They're sorted in the order Discord's client lists badge types.
- 8 evolving Nitro tiers and 9 server booster levels
- Legacy badges, Quests, Orbs and Last Meadow Online
- Picks up Discord's newest icons from profiles you open
Client-side
Nitro dates that add up
Pick Opal and your "Subscriber since" date lands about six years back. It matches in the badge tooltip, on your profile and on Discord's Nitro and Store pages.
- Checked against Discord's own tier maths for all 9 levels
- Stable across reloads, no "new tier unlocked" popups
Subscriber since Sep 4, 2020
Nitro Opal
6+ Years
Client-side
Platform indicators
A port of Vencord's PlatformIndicators with a few upgrades: the status in the tooltip, the DM list, and your own devices even when you're invisible.
- Profiles, member list, DMs and messages, each toggleable
- Updates live as people switch devices
Night Owl
Optional · visible to others
Platform spoofer
Tell Discord you're on Android, iOS, desktop, console or VR. It rewrites just the device details Discord gets when it connects, and never touches your token.
Unlike every other feature, this one changes what Discord's servers see, so everyone sees it. It goes against Discord's Terms of Service. It's off by default; use it at your own risk.
Mobile
Desktop
Console
VR
The little things
Stays on your machine
Settings live in Discord's local storage on your computer. No server, no account, no telemetry, no network requests of its own.
Survives updates
It finds Discord's internals by what they do, not by names that change every build, so Discord updates rarely break it.