We make Discord bots and games. Botto Voice is live and Rummy Battle & Classic is days away. This is where both get supported, and where the next one gets decided.
🎙️ Botto VoiceReads your messages out loud in the voice channel, so you can be in the conversation without using a mic. 556 voices across 82 languages — 77 of them in Spanish, in 22 accents.
Free gets you all 556 voices and 4 linked slots per server. Premium is a monthly server subscription: 1,568 ultra-realistic voices, 17 high-end ones, and 16 slots.
🃏 Rummy Battle & ClassicTile rummy — the one with the 106 coloured tiles — as a Discord Activity. It opens straight from a voice channel and you’re playing in twenty seconds. Six formats with six separate leaderboards, groups so you can queue with friends, and a tutorial if you’ve never played.
Free to play. What you can buy is cosmetic only: no loot boxes, no lives, no ads.
What you’ll find here- #help — ask anything about either one, and get an answer from the people who built it
- #bug-reports — report a bug. Small team, so bugs get looked at the same day more often than not
- #suggestions — ask for a voice, a language, a command, a rule. A good part of both projects exists because someone asked here
- #find-players — short of people for a table? Round them up
- #bot-status — deploys, incidents and downtime, announced as they happen
Al entrar, marca 🇪🇸 Español y se te abre una sección entera en español, con charla, ayuda y presentaciones. El resto del servidor está en inglés, pero en esa sección se habla en español y se responde en español.
What’s next⚽ Fumble Soccer RPG — a football career RPG for Discord. You build one player, train him point by point and take him to a club. Matches are simulated, so what wins them is what you decide beforehand: who takes the penalties, who comes off the bench when your starters fade. Still in development, and #announcements is where it lands first.
One house ruleNobody here has to explain why they’re not using a mic. Maybe you don’t have one, maybe there are people at home, maybe you’d rather type. The reason doesn’t matter — we don’t ask, and we don’t let anyone else ask either.
