VoiceChannels — temporary voice channels, done properly
VoiceChannels turns a single “join to create” channel into as many rooms as your server needs. A member joins the generator, gets their own voice channel, and controls it from a button panel inside that channel — nothing to memorise and no moderator to ask.
What a channel owner gets
Rename the channel and set a user limit
Privacy — switch between public and private, or hide it from the list entirely
Access — allow, block, or kick specific users
Region — pick the voice server region
Templates — save a channel setup and reuse it later
Transfer ownership to someone else, or Claim a channel whose owner left
Clear chat and Reset back to defaults
When an owner leaves and doesn’t come back, the Claim button unlocks so the room doesn’t stay stuck. If several people want it, a short vote decides.
Auto-scaling rooms
Prefer numbered rooms over personal ones? Configure a scaling setup with a naming prefix like Room-{index}, a per-room member cap, and a minimum number of empty rooms kept ready. Rooms are created on demand and renumbered automatically so the list never ends up with gaps.
Configure it from the browser
A web dashboard lets admins manage everything without touching Discord: naming templates, which buttons owners get and the order they appear in, verified roles, log channels, and per-role button overrides. It also includes a visual editor for customising the bot’s own embeds and wording, with per-language translations.
Commands
/setup — create and configure generators
/help — the help interface
/welcome — getting started
Available in English, Russian, Greek, Spanish, French, German and Japanese.
