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Quickstart

Vampy mirrors paid and private Discord & Telegram alpha groups in real time, detects token calls in those chats, and layers feeds, analytics, leaderboards and alerts on top. One subscription replaces thousands of dollars of individual group subs.

Go to vampy.app and hit Connect Discord — Discord is the primary login method. You can later link Telegram (for DM alerts) from Settings → My Account.

Free accounts can immediately browse the three teaser servers, the leaderboard, and analytics — see Free vs Pro.

The home page is a familiar three-pane chat layout: server rail on the left (drag to reorder), channel list in the middle, live messages on the right. Everything renders like Discord — embeds, attachments, reactions, replies — and streams in live, no refresh needed.

Click any caller’s name to open their profile: connected socials, stats, and a Follow button with per-caller notification toggles.

Head to Feed and add your first column. A column is either a Messages stream (pick channels across any servers, filter by caller or search term) or a Calls stream (token calls filtered by chain, launchpad, market cap, volume and more). You can run up to 4 columns side by side. See Feed.

On the Notifications page (Pro), connect Telegram with one tap via @VampyAppBot or paste a Discord webhook, then create a Tunnel to route calls or messages from any caller or feed to that destination. For market-cap threshold pings, create token alert rules on the Token Tracking page.

Page What it’s for
Servers (home) Read mirrored Discord/Telegram groups live
Feed Up to 4 custom columns of messages or calls
Trending Tokens ranked by how many groups are calling them
Token Tracking New-launch discovery feeds, filters, and alert rules
Notifications Destinations and tunnels (routing)
Statistics Platform analytics, heatmaps, server comparison
Leaderboards Callers ranked by real multipliers
Referral Your referral link, commissions, withdrawals
Plans Subscription and crypto checkout

On desktop you can use the left rail or the floating Dock (toggle with ⌘K, reposition in Settings). On mobile, use the bottom nav and the More drawer.