Catch up on what you missed.
Zelpa zips up the conversations and files you missed into short, source-linked summaries — right inside Discord, where the conversation already happened. You point it at a channel or a file; it reads only that, summarizes it, and stores nothing.
Live now in Discord · Zelpa Personal coming soonMessages, files, and summaries live in memory only long enough to make your summary. There is no content database — by design, not by promise.
The same engine works inside Discord today and as a private personal app on your own computer soon — not another website demanding your chat exports.
A plain daily allowance, shown in every summary. A run that starts always finishes. No surprise per-token bills, and limits meter volume — never subject matter.
Files Zelpa can't read — spreadsheets, scanned documents, images — are refused in words, not processed badly in silence. Privacy claims say exactly what happens, nothing more.
Every Discord server gets a shared free allowance of 500,000 summarized characters per day, first come, first served, with the running total shown in every summary. Any member can opt out of being included in summaries, and server admins choose which channels Zelpa may read. Paid plans, when they launch, will be sold inside Discord with prices shown up front — the free tier stays.
A standalone app for Windows, Mac, and Linux is in development: the same engine on your own machine, with your own key or a hosted plan. Details and downloads will appear here when it launches.