Auto voice channels since 2018
Instant channels.
Infinite character.
- Members join one voice channel.
- AVC instantly creates a private room for them...
- ...then automatically removes it when everyone leaves.
Naming templates customize the channel name/status dynamically based on the creator's name, the game they're playing, party size, number of members, conditionals, etc.
It's basically a programming language.
Don't want to learn it? Ask the assistant to write one for you.
Free for servers under 100 members. 1-year free trial for everyone else. Open source and self-hostable, always.
Open by design
There is no premium tier.
AVC started as an open project. As it grew, we had a choice: lock features behind subscriptions, or charge only for the hosting that costs us money. Eight years later, we'd make the same decision again.
We did.
- 2018
AVC launched
Join a channel, get a room of your own, and it tidies itself away after.
- 2020
The idea spreads
The pattern catches on, Discord themselves implement some of our features.
- 2021-2023
The awkward phase
Over-popularity, rate limits, Discord API changes, burnout, all at once.
- 2024
The long game
Stability first. Features second. The rewrite would be worth waiting for.
- Today
A new life
Rebuilt from the ground up for servers of any size. Every feature, for everyone.
Batteries included.
The naming language, private rooms, vote-kick, channel grouping. Every feature works on every server from the first day. No premium tier, ever.
We don't lock you in.
It's open source, always has been. The exact same code we host is free to run yourself. Paying us is a convenience, never a requirement.
You stay because you want to.
Free under 100 members, a full free year for almost everyone else. After that, our pricing is fair and based on what it actually costs us to serve you.
Overpowered templates
The name is a program.
Every room names itself from a template, live. Edit one below and flip the room's state to see it react.
VOICE CHANNELS
Playing Valorant
AshMiloNames that keep up
The room always* reflects what's actually happening inside.
More than placeholders
Conditionals, random choices, aliases, formatting, plurals, emojis...
Names and statuses
The same templates can drive both the channel name and the status.
Not just temporary rooms
Templates can also work on permanent channels, even stages.
See the name template reference. *Subject to discord's rate limits (use channel status for rapid updates, names have more limited frequency).
Template assistant
Or skip the syntax and just ask.
TEMPLATE ASSISTANT
AVC BOT
<</@@num@@ [[chads/legends/champs/homies]]>> {{PLAYING ?? <<Playing/in>> @@game_name@@}}
previewPlaying Valorant
one person, in a game
One template, and it adapts on its own: solo it just names the game, a squad gets a headcount, and it drops the game the moment you stop playing.
Let our AI write your template for you
Our template system is basically a programming language.
Use /templateassistant to describe what you want in plain words, and it writes the template for you.
Any language in, same tokens out
Ask in Spanish, get the answer in Spanish. Korean? Also covered. Any language that OpenAI supports. Your labels and words stay exactly as you typed them, only the tokens are added. Which language it picks.
Honest about limits
Ask for something the naming system cannot do and it says so, then offers the closest thing that works. It never invents a token just to look busy.
Works on existing channels
/template can dynamically name existing channels too.
Use the __empty/occupied__ template to adjust the name when idle.
Granular control
Every knob you could want, none you have to touch.
AVC runs itself out of the box: add it, run /setup, done. When you want more, the dials go deep, and they live in friendly panels and short commands instead of a config file.
Members run their own rooms
Each room belongs to whoever made it. They can cap it with /limit, rename it with /name, lock it with /private, or hand it over with /transfer. If the owner vanishes, /claim takes charge, and a majority /kick vote handles troublemakers without pinging a mod.
Admins set the frame
Panels cover the rest: a template per creator channel, your own game aliases, the "no game" label, whether new rooms sit above or below the creator, permission inheritance, channel grouping, and event logging with three detail levels.
Privacy that actually holds
/private locks a room and spawns a join channel beside it. Knocking posts an Approve, Deny, or Block card inside the room's own chat, and Discord keeps the history hidden from anyone who was never let in.
The command reference covers each one.
Simple, honest pricing
Pay for size, never for features.
One price per server, per year, based on how many members you have. That is the thing our hosting scales with, so that is the thing you pay for. No seats, no add-ons, no premium toggle.
Don't want to pay at all? It's open source, host it yourself.
Ready when you are.
Add the bot, run one command, and your first room is live in under a minute.
The code is public, and real people answer in the support server.