Auto voice channels for Discord, 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 owner'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 almost everyone else.
Open source and self-hostable, always.
Room ownership
Nobody has to ask a moderator.
Every room has an owner, the member who made it by joining the creator channel. No admin has to sit in a voice channel they did not want to be in.
Private rooms with a doorbell.
Any member can lock the room they made. An admin can make every room from a creator channel start locked. Either way the room stays in the channel list, it just will not let anyone in.
An animated demo, played on a loop. A member runs the private command in the voice room they made. The bot replies, only to them, that the channel is now private and that others can ask to join via the join channel. The room is locked so nobody else can connect, and a companion channel named "Join" plus the owner's name appears directly above it. The room stays visible in the channel list, it is locked rather than hidden. When an outsider joins that companion channel to knock, the bot posts a card inside the locked room's own text chat, which only people who can join the room are able to read, carrying Approve, Deny and Block buttons. The person knocking gets a separate line in the open companion channel saying their request was sent. Only the room owner can answer it. Approving pulls them straight into the room, and nothing is sent to them. Finally an admin runs the always private command from inside a room, and the next room made from that creator channel is created already locked with its own join channel, with no command run and no message posted.
Kick by majority, not by mod.
Anyone in the room can call the vote. It needs a majority of everyone except the target, the owner cannot be the target, and a vote that stalls lapses after two minutes.
An animated demo, played on a loop. Five people are in a voice room. One of them runs the kick command on another, with the reason mic spam. The bot posts one public message in the room saying three votes are needed and one has been cast, with a single red Vote to kick button. The target does not count toward the majority, so three of the other four have to agree, and the person who started it counts as the first vote. Everyone who presses the button gets a private confirmation nobody else sees, so the public message never moves while the vote runs and the target cannot tell how close it is. On the third vote the message is replaced by a line saying the member was kicked, and they are disconnected from that one voice channel and cannot rejoin it. It is not a server kick, not a ban and not a mute. They stay in the server, and can join the creator channel again for a room of their own.
Neither of these is a paid feature and neither needs switching on. The command reference lists every command and who is allowed to run it.
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.
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.
Free to use, for everyone
LLMs are cheap at this scale, so this is available for any server, subsidized by paying users. Self-hosting? Bring your own API key, it works the same.
Funded by convenience, not captivity
Pay for size, never for features.
One plan, as many servers as you like. You pay for the members, wherever they are. No seats, no add-ons, no premium toggle.
members
Don't want to pay at all? It's open source, host it yourself.
Run AVC on as many of your servers as you like under one subscription.
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.