DiscVault
Unlimited large-file storage built on top of Discord’s own per-message attachment cap.
Scrub the track to move a file through the pipeline.
Nothing is stored anywhere else. The manifest is the only thing that knows where a file lives.
{
"name": "archive.mkv",
"size": 32212254720,
"sha256": "9f2a…c41b",
"chunks": [
{ "i": 0, "guild": "…", "channel": "…", "message": "…" },
{ "i": 1, "guild": "…", "channel": "…", "message": "…" }
]
}Shape only — a per-file record of every chunk’s server, channel and message. It is what makes reassembly possible.
The hard part
The file is streamed and never fully loaded into memory — a 30 GB upload cannot buffer. Chunks are pushed in parallel without tripping rate limits, and the whole upload is resumable if it dies mid-way.
On download, SHA-256 verifies the rebuilt file matches the original byte for byte. Without that, silent corruption across thousands of messages would be undetectable.
Sharing without sharing secrets
An invite code carries the server and channel IDs — not a bot token. A friend brings their own bot, joins the same channels, and sees the same vault. Nobody ever hands over a credential.
DiscVault
Records Discord’s audio. Open it, press record, get one file. The Windows release is under 1 MB.
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