ViewerEyes

ViewerEyes shows who is watching your Discord stream directly in calls and server voice channel member lists.

• Viewer indicator on Discord call tiles.
• Viewer indicator in server voice channel member lists.
• Compact list of current stream viewers.
• Pagination for larger viewer lists.
• Theme-aware interface.

Custom Vencord plugins require a Vencord installation built from source.

Read the official Vencord guides before continuing:

• https://docs.vencord.dev/installing/
• https://docs.vencord.dev/installing/custom-plugins/

Install Git, Node.js and pnpm. Verify that they are available:

git --version
node --version
pnpm --version

Already have Vencord built from source? Skip the Vencord clone step and install the plugin inside your existing src/userplugins folder.

Open PowerShell and run:

Set-Location $HOME

git clone https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord.git
Set-Location .\Vencord

pnpm install --frozen-lockfile

New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path .\src\userplugins -Force | Out-Null
Set-Location .\src\userplugins

git clone https://github.com/fevegit/ViewerEyes.git viewerEyes

Set-Location ..\..

pnpm build
pnpm inject

pnpm inject opens the Vencord installer. Select the Discord installation you want to patch.

After injection:

1. Fully close Discord, including the system tray process.
2. Start Discord again.
3. Open Settings -> Vencord -> Plugins.
4. Enable ViewerEyes.

The final plugin path should be:

%USERPROFILE%\Vencord\src\userplugins\viewerEyes\

Open a terminal and run:

cd "$HOME"

git clone https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord.git
cd Vencord

pnpm install --frozen-lockfile

mkdir -p src/userplugins
cd src/userplugins

git clone https://github.com/fevegit/ViewerEyes.git viewerEyes

cd ../..

pnpm build
pnpm inject

pnpm inject opens the Vencord installer. Select the Discord installation you want to patch.

After injection:

1. Fully close Discord.
2. Start Discord again.
3. Open Settings -> Vencord -> Plugins.
4. Enable ViewerEyes.

The final plugin path should be:

$HOME/Vencord/src/userplugins/viewerEyes/

For Vesktop or another non-standard Discord client, follow the official Vencord installation guide for that client and keep the plugin inside the same Vencord source tree.

Set-Location "$HOME\Vencord\src\userplugins\viewerEyes"
git pull --ff-only

Set-Location "$HOME\Vencord"
pnpm build
pnpm inject

Fully restart Discord afterwards.

cd "$HOME/Vencord/src/userplugins/viewerEyes"
git pull --ff-only

cd "$HOME/Vencord"
pnpm build
pnpm inject

Fully restart Discord afterwards.

Disable the plugin in Vencord before removing its folder.

Set-Location "$HOME\Vencord"

Remove-Item -LiteralPath ".\src\userplugins\viewerEyes" -Recurse -Force

pnpm build
pnpm inject

cd "$HOME/Vencord"

rm -rf -- "src/userplugins/viewerEyes"

pnpm build
pnpm inject

Fully restart Discord after rebuilding.

Check that the plugin folder is exactly:

Vencord/src/userplugins/viewerEyes/

The folder itself must directly contain the plugin source files such as index.ts or index.tsx.

Install pnpm and reopen the terminal. Then verify it with:

pnpm --version

Update both Vencord and this plugin, reinstall dependencies and rebuild:

git pull
pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
pnpm build

• This is an unofficial custom userplugin and is not supported by the Vencord team.
• Custom plugins require rebuilding Vencord whenever their source changes.
• Use src/userplugins; do not copy the plugin into src/plugins.
• This repository contains only plugin source code and public documentation.

ViewerEyes was inspired by WhosWatching by fres621 and its contributors.

I used the original plugin and liked being able to see who was watching my stream, but I wanted that information to be more visible throughout Discord. ViewerEyes was created as an independent implementation with viewer indicators on call tiles and voice-channel member lists, plus a dedicated viewer panel and additional interface controls.

Many thanks to fres621 and the original contributors for their work and for inspiring this project.

GPL-3.0-or-later.