Incident managementfor Discord teams
Incidents happen. Context-switching to manage them shouldn't.
Text Channels
Incidents
Voice
Deploy went out, monitoring looks good
Getting timeout errors on the API
Whensomethingbreaks,yourteam'salreadyinDiscord.IncidentRoombringsstructuretothechaos—dedicatedchannels,automatedtimelines,andstatuspagesthatupdatethemselves.
Type /incidentroom and never leave Discord
One command. That's it. Declare an incident, assign severity, page your on-call — all without opening another tab. You're already here, so stay here.
Text Channels
Incidents
Deploy went out, monitoring looks good
Getting timeout errors on the API
Everyone in one place, not ten different threads
A dedicated channel spins up instantly. Jump into a voice room. Talk it out, fix it, move on. While you work, AI watches the chat and keeps your status page in sync — so you don't have to.
Text Channels
Incidents
Voice
Incident #42 — database is down
SEV-1 · IC: @alice
A status page that writes itself
Stop alt-tabbing to update your status page mid-incident. IncidentRoom reads your channel, figures out what's happening, and publishes updates for you. Custom domains on Pro.
Previous Incidents
February 10, 2026
No incidents reported.
February 9, 2026
No incidents reported.
Your monitoring tools already know. Now Discord does too.
Plug in GCP, AWS, Datadog — whatever you use. When an alert fires, an incident channel appears in Discord before you've even put your coffee down.