Echo Chamber

🔊 The Echo Chamber Because every community has a story worth remembering.

The Echo Chamber turns your server's inside jokes, milestones and legendary moments into a shared, searchable archive. Your members choose what is remembered. The bot doesn't log or read your conversations.

How it works

• 📌 Memories: save a moment with a title, the story in your own words, a category, a date and a picture if you want one. Right-click any message → Apps → Echo CHamber -> Preserve as Memory, or use /remember for things that happened off-screen, like meetups or voice chat.
• 🔁 Echoes: click 'I remember this' to say you were there too. Each member can echo a memory once, and there's no leaderboard.
• 💬 Recollections: add your side of the story without changing the original.
• 🗳️ Nominations: suggest a moment with /nominate. It joins the archive once enough members echo it.

Rediscover your history

• 🔍 /memory-search finds memories by word, and /memories lets you browse with sorting, categories and a 🎲 Surprise me button
• 📅 /on-this-day shows memories from this date in earlier years
• 🌅 The Daily Echo brings back a memory every day in a channel you choose
• 🕸️ Link memories that belong to the same story, then follow the trail in order
• 🎆 /year-in-echoes looks back at the year: the most remembered moments, the busiest month and more
• 🕯️ /forgotten brings back old moments that hardly anyone has echoed

⏳ Time capsules Seal messages until a future date: a message to the community, predictions, a challenge, or a letter to your future self. Until then, nobody can read them, not even the moderators. On opening day, every message is revealed together.

🛡️ Built for communities

• Optional moderator review with approve and hide buttons in a moderators' channel
• Limit who can preserve and nominate memories to a role
• Private memories, per-server timezone, and adjustable nomination thresholds
• Members can export what they've contributed (HTML, Markdown or JSON) or remove all of it with /forget-me
• Needs no privileged intents and only basic permissions

Type /help for a guide with examples.

What will your community remember?