This is a continuation of informal posts about the current state of Revolt as compared to Discord. As things stand, Revolt is probably the best replacement for Discord, however, a number of features have not yet been implemented.
As things stand, development of Revolt is a very slow process. There is little indication as to what changes are being actively developed/worked on outside of the GitHub repository. However, there was an update to the Android app that added swipe to reply and server creation in-app.
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Missing Features
List is incomplete because I have only just started using Revolt myself.
- Video chat
- Voice chat on Android (iOS works I believe)
- Screen sharing
- Category and synced permissions
- Mic noise suppression
- Safety settings (who can message and friend you)
- Server verification levels (email or phone verification)
Minor features (need to confirm some)
- Server folders
- Ephemeral (private responses to commands)
- Embedded polls
- A few formatting methods
- Stickers
- /Commands
- Soundboard
- Invite limits
- Channel following
- Apps
- Inactive voice channel
- Community servers
- Onboarding
- Server insights
- Server templates
- TikTok integration
- Removing embeds
- Microphone test
- Mic volume adjustment
- Profile connections (Twitch, Steam, etc.)
- Private profile notes
- Notification History