Answers
Frequently asked questions
Bots & status
What are these bots?
A collection of small, specialized Discord bots — each built for one clear purpose, from moderation and utilities to personality-driven AI. You can browse all of them on the Bots page.
What do Active, In dev, Discontinued and Lost mean?
Active = live and actively maintained, safe to rely on. In dev = currently being built or tested, so it may change or break. Discontinued = no longer maintained, kept online for reference. Lost = no longer available at all. The Projects page groups the non-active ones.
How can I tell if a bot is online right now?
Every bot reports a heartbeat. The Status page shows an overall summary plus each bot’s live state, and the Dashboard has the full metrics (uptime, ping, messages, commands).
Are the bots free?
Yes — using the public bots is free. Only custom commissioned work (building a bot for you) costs money.
Setup & invite
How do I add a bot to my server?
Most public bots are added through the community server invite. Join, check the bot list, and use the invite link provided for each bot.
Why can’t I invite some bots?
Only active bots can be added. Bots marked in development, discontinued or lost (like INIT, Onyx or Apollo) are private, unfinished or no longer available, so there is no public invite for them.
Do you host bots for me?
No. Hosting / 24-7 server setup is not offered. For commissions you get the code plus a setup guide and run it on your own server.
Data & privacy
What data do the bots store?
It depends on the bot, and each bot has its own privacy policy. In general, most bots process the minimum needed to work (server/channel IDs for routing, short-term conversation context for AI bots) and do not permanently store chat content.
Where is my data stored?
All data handling, hosting providers and retention details are summarized on the Privacy & Terms page. Public metrics on this site are aggregated and privacy-safe — no message content and no user IDs.
How do I get my data deleted?
Contact the operator using the details on the Privacy & Terms page. Requests are handled within the timeframes required by the GDPR (generally one month).
Do you use my messages to train AI?
No. AI responses run on infrastructure operated directly by the operator — no third-party AI provider receives your message content, and nothing is used for training.
Custom bots (commissions)
How do commissions work?
Pick a service, send a request with a short description, and you agree on the exact scope before anything begins. See the Commissions page for the full breakdown.
How much does a custom bot cost?
Flat prices: Basic 3€, Average 5€, Full 10€, plus bridges and code rewrites. Everything includes the code and a setup guide.
How long does a custom bot take?
A Basic bot is usually done in a day or two; a Full bot or bridge can take up to a week. You get a timeline once the scope is agreed.
Still have questions?
Hop into the community and ask directly, or send feedback if something’s missing.