Discord hands out orbs.
This collects them for you.
Quests turn into orbs, and orbs buy Nitro, avatar decorations and profile effects. Orb Farmer works through the quests in the background, on as many accounts as you like, and you come back to a balance.
Free to download · Free for a week · Windows 10 & 11
Windows will say “Windows protected your PC” the first time you run the installer — choose More info, then Run anyway. It says that about any installer without a code-signing certificate. They cost a few hundred a year, and at $1 a month that is not a bill we can carry yet.
One panel per account — what it has earned, what is still on the table, and what is running right now.
What it does
Three things, none of which you have to watch
You add a Discord account, and the app takes it from there. There is nothing to configure and nothing to keep an eye on.
Quests finish themselves
Press Queue all quests and walk away. The app works through them one at a time in the background — no videos to sit through, no games left running.
The balance adds up
Each account gets its own panel: orbs claimed, orbs still on the table, and how much Nitro that is worth so far.
Orbs become whatever you want
Nitro in one click, or Discord's own shop for avatar decorations and profile effects. The orbs and everything they buy are Discord's — this only does the waiting.
A closer look
Spend them without leaving the app
Nitro is a slider and a button, because the app already knows what the balance is worth. For anything else — decorations, profile effects, whatever Discord is selling this month — it opens Discord's own shop on that account.
- It runs quietly. Nothing sits on your screen or in your taskbar; it asks for you only when Discord does.
- As many accounts as you like. Each one gets its own panel, and its own licence.
- Nothing to set up. Add the account, and that is the last decision you have to make.
Price
One licence, one Discord account
The app is free to download and free to look around. A licence is what makes an account run — and the first week of it is free.
First 7 days free, once per Discord account. A card is taken when the trial starts and charged when the seven days are up — cancel before then and you pay nothing.
- One Discord account
- Cancel any time — it runs to the end of the month you paid for
- Renews itself until you say otherwise
- One Discord account
- Cancel any time — it runs to the end of the year you paid for
- Two months cheaper than paying monthly
Payments go through Link, a Stripe company, so card details never reach this site or the app. Running several accounts means a licence for each, and you can cancel any of them from inside the app.
Questions
The ones worth asking
What can I spend the orbs on?
Whatever Discord sells for them: Nitro, avatar decorations, profile effects, and whatever they add next. Nitro has a button of its own in the app because it is what most people are after; everything else is one click away in Discord's own shop, opened on that account.
Can I run more than one account?
As many as your PC can comfortably hold, all from the same window. Each account needs its own licence.
Where do my Discord login details go?
They stay on your PC, encrypted with Windows' own key store. We do not keep them, and the site never sees them at all.
Does the app have to stay open?
Yes — the work happens on your machine, so leave it running and it gets through the queue. It can start with Windows and sit in the background from then on.
Is the free week really free?
Yes, and you do have to put a card in to start it. Nothing is charged for seven days; the app tells you every day how many are left and the date the first payment falls on. Cancel before that date and no money moves. The card is there because otherwise the free week would be one per Discord account rather than one per person, and Discord accounts are free.
What happens if I cancel?
The account keeps running until the end of the period you have paid for — or, during the free week, until the week is up — and then stops. Nothing is deleted: your accounts, your orbs and your Nitro are exactly where you left them, and paying again picks up where it stopped.
What if my internet drops?
A short outage is nothing to worry about — it keeps working for a day without being able to check in with us.
Why is it this cheap?
Because the price should match what you are actually getting. Every quest here is one you could do yourself — sit through the video, leave the game open, come back, claim. What a licence buys is not having to: the app does the waiting, on every account, at once.
A dollar covers what that takes on our side — keeping the service running, shipping a fix quickly when Discord changes something, and answering you when something is wrong — and we would rather charge that than dress it up as something bigger.
Windows says the file isn't safe. Is it?
That screen — “Windows protected your PC” — is SmartScreen, and it appears for any installer that hasn't been signed with a code-signing certificate. It is about the certificate, not about the file: choose More info, then Run anyway. Certificates run a few hundred a year, and reputation with SmartScreen has to be earned on top of that, so it will keep appearing for a while yet.
Windows only?
For now, yes — Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit.
Start with one account
Download it, add an account, and licence it whenever you want it running.
Download for Windows 102 MB · Windows 10/11Windows will say “Windows protected your PC” the first time you run the installer — choose More info, then Run anyway. It says that about any installer without a code-signing certificate. They cost a few hundred a year, and at $1 a month that is not a bill we can carry yet.
Worth knowing before you buy: automating quests is not something Discord's terms allow for, so there is a small risk attached to any account you run it on. Small, not zero — that is the honest version, and the terms spell out the rest.