Only Discord. Not one byte more.
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Only Discord is tunnelled
Discord voice, chat and streams take the DisGo route. The rest of your PC never notices.
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Games unchanged
Game traffic keeps its usual path, so DisGo adds no ping to your games.
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Plays well with others
Runs alongside ExitLag and similar tools, and never changes your network or DNS settings.
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Live smart routing
Switch Wi-Fi, hotspot or provider and a new best route is found in seconds — without dropping the call.
Why does Discord voice keep cutting out?
Discord voice doesn't need much speed — a normal call uses only a few dozen kilobits per second. What it needs is packets arriving steadily. On many Iranian networks the path to Discord's voice servers is unstable: packets arrive late or get lost, and you hear robotic audio, drop out, or sit on RTC Connecting and No Route.
DisGo tests several routes on your own connection, picks the steadiest one and sends only Discord traffic over it. If the route weakens or you switch networks, a better one is found within seconds. Voice ping, packet loss and uptime are shown live in the app.
What DisGo doesn't do
- It doesn't change the rest of your internet — your browser, games and other apps keep their usual path.
- It doesn't touch your DNS or network adapter settings.
- It doesn't record your Discord messages, voice or files; only the data used is counted for your plan.