Every GitHub signal, beautifully in Discord
Nine trackers, each pointed at its own channel. Turn on what you need. Tracker types and counts are always unlimited, on both plans.
Real-time by default
Powered by GitHub webhooks, with a background catch-up pass so a missed delivery is always reconciled. Nothing is ever lost.
Multi-account & orgs
Link a personal account and organizations to the same server. ForgeFeed automatically routes each repo to the installation that owns it. (Premium)
Secure by design
GitHub App authentication and verified installation linking. ForgeFeed never sees your GitHub password or personal access tokens.
Resilient & self-healing
Failing trackers auto-pause and notify the owner, missing-permission channels are flagged, and rate limits are respected with adaptive back-off.
What each tracker does
Faithful previews of the real embeds your team sees in Discord.
Commit tracking
Every push, cleanly grouped.
Posts an embed on every push to the tracked branch. Up to 25 commits per push, chunked into readable blocks and attributed to each author with a link to their profile.
- Up to 25 commits per push, grouped by author
- Commit messages with short-SHA links
- Ideal for a #dev or #activity channel
Pull requests
Opened, closed, merged, reopened.
Color-coded PR activity with title, author, source → base branch, and a description snippet. Enable review tracking to also post approvals and change requests.
- Opened / closed / merged / reopened events
- Optional review decisions (approved / changes requested)
- Color-coded by state
Pull requests
A live preview of this tracker is on the way.
Live issue boards
One embed that stays current.
Maintains a single, always-up-to-date embed of open issues with label emoji, editing it in place as issues change instead of spamming the channel.
- One embed, edited in place, never spammy
- Multiple repos can share a board
- Optional resolved-issue digest with the closer's name
CI/CD workflows
GitHub Actions results at a glance.
Posts GitHub Actions run results, color-coded by conclusion. Turn on the detailed embed for a per-job breakdown of names, statuses, and conclusions.
- Success / failure / other, color-coded
- Optional detailed per-job breakdown
- Great for a #ci or #builds channel
CI/CD workflows
A live preview of this tracker is on the way.
Release notifications
Announce every ship.
A clean announcement whenever a release is published, with the name, tag, author, and a release-notes snippet. Pre-releases are clearly labeled.
- Name, tag, author, and notes snippet
- Pre-releases labeled automatically
- Perfect for #announcements
Release notifications
A live preview of this tracker is on the way.
Stars & forks
Celebrate the momentum.
Real-time notifications when someone stars the repo, with the running star total, and optionally when someone forks it.
- Star notifications with running totals
- Optional fork notifications
- Motivation for open-source communities
Project boards
A roadmap your community can see.
A manually curated status board. Each entry shows Planned, Alpha, Beta, or Live, a 0 to 100% progress bar, an optional summary, and a project link.
- Statuses: Planned → Alpha → Beta → Live
- Per-entry progress bars and summaries
- Great for public-facing roadmaps
Issue submission
File GitHub issues from Discord.
Let trusted members open a real GitHub issue from a Discord form. They pick a repo and status label, then add a title, description, and screenshot. A receipt is posted back.
- Role-gated (the only non-admin command)
- Screenshots and status labels supported
- Receipts route to a dedicated channel
Rate alerts
Never get caught by a quota.
Posts a warning to a chosen channel, optionally pinging up to five roles, when your GitHub API quota drops below a threshold you set.
- Custom channel and threshold
- Ping up to five roles
- Scoped to your server only
Turn on the feeds that fit your team.
Every tracker is free to try. Point commits at #dev, releases at #announcements, and CI at #builds, all in a few minutes.