Discord web launch
Discord bots, made for your server
Build a signup bot, community poll or server directory from a description. Choose a Discord server you own or administer, preview the commands, then approve a version to publish.
In development. Paid bot creation and hosting are not open for this launch.
Planned workflow
One server. Up to five bots.
Choose your Discord server
The planned app checks that you own the server or have Discord's Administrator permission. Bots belong to that server, so current administrators can manage them together.
Describe, preview, publish
Describe a slash command or button workflow. The app prepares and checks a candidate; you review the saved commands before approving publication. Preview is a review of the candidate, not a live Discord response. Later changes follow the same steps.
Share one server allowance
Up to five shared VibeCord application identities use one prepaid delivery allowance for AI builds and bot activity. The dashboard shows spent, held and available amounts. Work pauses at the limit, with no automatic top-ups or overages.
Before the launch
Can I buy this plan today?
In development. Paid bot creation and hosting are not open for this launch. This page describes the planned launch and does not take payments.
Is US$15 the price for each bot?
The planned pilot is US$15 per Discord server per month, plus any tax shown at checkout. Up to five bots share one delivery allowance; this does not buy unlimited AI edits or commands. The pilot is limited to ten paid servers.
Are these my own Discord applications?
VibeCord manages five shared application identities, including their Discord names and avatars. Each server has its own bot code and stored data. You do not need to create an application or provide a bot token.
What can the first bots do?
Slash commands and bounded buttons can support event signups, polls and directories with saved server data. Button actions can confirm privately; use a command to retrieve the current roster or results. Live updating public tallies, forms, automatic welcome messages, voice and music are outside this release.
What happens when the allowance runs low?
The server stops admitting work it cannot cover. Pending or uncertain work stays held until its cost is reconciled; cancelling an attempt does not immediately release a hold. The allowance is for service delivery, not a cash wallet, and does not roll over.
Who can manage the bots?
The server owner and members with Discord's Administrator permission. Paying for a server does not grant that permission; billing belongs to the payer separately.
Will I build inside Discord or ChatGPT?
The first release uses the website. Discord-chat authoring and a ChatGPT connector are deferred.
What about Minecraft and Luanti?
New game-server offers are outside this launch. Existing guides and tools remain available as reference material.