Zelpa
Zelpa
Catch up on what you missed.
Zelpa zips up the conversations and files you missed into short, source-linked summaries — inside Discord, on your own computer, and right here in your browser. You point it at a channel or a file; it reads only that, summarizes it, and stores nothing.
The demo is Zelpa Personal Web filled with sample content — every control live, no key needed, and nothing you type there is sent anywhere.
What Zelpa does
- Channel catch-up — summaries of what you missed since your last post, or the last 100 or 300 messages, or the last 24 hours or 7 days, with links back to the source messages.
- File summaries — PDF files with a real text layer, Word documents, PowerPoint decks, and plain text, Markdown, and HTML files. On Discord this is an opt-in feature each server controls (off by default, for members the server names); in Zelpa Personal it is always included.
- Follow-up questions — ask about the summary you just got, or pull out just the decisions that were made.
Why Zelpa is different
Nothing is stored
Messages, files, and summaries live in memory only long enough to make your summary. There is no content database — by design, not by promise.
It lives where you talk
The same engine works inside Discord today, as a private app on your own computer, and right here in your browser — not another website demanding your chat exports.
Predictable limits
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.
Honest, in plain words
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.
Zelpa for Discord
Catch-up and file summaries inside Discord, where the conversation already happened. Live now, with a free tier for every server. Paid plans, when they launch, come in two kinds — and a plan is a plain allowance of summarized characters, never open-ended per-token billing. The metal is the tier: Standard is bronze, Plus is silver, Pro is gold.
Zelpa Member
A personal allowance that belongs to you, not to a server. Catch up on the chat you missed, summarize long files, and ask follow-up questions — in any server, even ones that haven't added Zelpa, because Zelpa can be installed to your own Discord account. Your allowance follows you wherever you talk.
Zelpa Server
One plan that raises the daily allowance for everyone in your Discord server. The whole member list shares Zelpa's catch-up summaries, file summaries, and follow-up questions, while server admins choose which channels Zelpa may read. Bought once by the server — every member benefits.
Zelpa Personal
One product, two forms
The same engine, outside Discord — summarize pasted text, document files, and web pages, with file summaries always included. One purchase covers both forms: the same license key works in each, so you use whichever form is in front of you.
Zelpa Personal Desktop
The standalone app for Windows and Linux, running on your own machine. The download appears here at launch.
Zelpa Personal Web
The hosted form, used right here in your browser — nothing to install. Try the demo to see it with sample content.
Run it two ways: with your own provider key (bring your own key — one purchase, yours for good), or on a hosted plan whose monthly allowance is metered in summarized characters:
The free tier
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.