A Fluxer bot that is actually configurable.
Levels, welcome messages, giveaways, tickets, temporary voice and roles — configured in a browser, not a wall of commands. Fluxer has no slash commands or buttons, so the dashboard becomes the interface.
No cloud service required · your Postgres · changes apply live
A real guild — levels, community, roles and audit log in one place.
Greet every join with variables and a live preview.
Reaction entry, timed draws and automatic winners.
Private threads with your staff role.
Join to create; auto-delete when everyone leaves.
Built around the dashboard
Every module is opt-in, permission-checked and configured per server. No prefix memorisation required.
Levels that stick
XP per message with a configurable curve, cooldowns, announcements and role rewards. Rank and leaderboard included.
A real community kit
Welcome and leave messages, reaction giveaways, private-thread tickets and join-to-create voice channels.
Roles people can pick
Reaction roles, join auto-roles and self-assignable menus — with hierarchy checks so the bot never oversteps.
Fun without setup
Dice, coinflips, the 8-ball, random picks and compatibility scores, on by default and individually toggleable.
Any Fluxer instance
Endpoints come from /.well-known/fluxer. Works on fluxer.app and on your own deployment, with no code changes.
Admin-grade controls
Fluxer OAuth2, permission-derived access, per-command overrides and an audit log of every change.
Your server. Your database. Your rules.
Fluxbot is designed to run next to your Fluxer deployment, not on someone else's platform. One Compose stack, one dashboard, no external queue or cloud account.
- One docker compose up — Postgres included.
- OAuth2 login against your own instance.
- Config changes reach the bot instantly via LISTEN/NOTIFY.
- MIT licensed, no vendor lock-in, no external services.
git clone https://github.com/martintondel02/fluxbotcd fluxbot && cp .env.example .envdocker compose up -dGive your Fluxer community a proper bot.
Sign in with the account that manages your server, or run it yourself. Either way, you keep control of the data.