Alchemist, the potion-bottle mascot
Free for every server

The Discord bot that keeps your server brewing

Stream alerts, temporary voice channels, levels, tickets and more. Switch on what you need from the dashboard; the rest stays in the cupboard.

Alchemist posting a Twitch go-live card in a Discord channel, with the stream title, a preview and a Watch button

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Voice rooms that appear when needed and vanish after

Members join one channel and get a room of their own, with a panel to rename, lock, resize or hand it over. When the last person leaves, the room tidies itself away.

More about Temp Voice
A Discord channel list with the Create Channel join-to-create entry and, right under it, the temporary voice room Alchemist created for the member who joined

Twitch and YouTube alerts, the moment they go live

Follow any number of streamers and channels. Alchemist posts a card with the title, a preview and a button straight to the stream, and can tidy it away once the stream ends.

More about Stream Alerts
Alchemist announcing a new YouTube upload with the video title and thumbnail

Levels to climb, coins to spend

Chatting earns XP and a rank card; daily rewards and work earn coins for a shop you fill yourself. Rank card looks are shop items too, so the two feed each other.

More about Levels and Economy
A rank card generated by Alchemist showing a member's level, XP progress and position on the leaderboard

A warm welcome, a support desk and a log of what changed

Greet new members with a message you wrote once. Give them a button that opens a private ticket with your staff. Keep a log channel that records what changed and who changed it.

More about Tickets and Moderation
The Welcome Messages setup panel in Discord with its live preview, and the welcome message Alchemist posts when a member joins

Three steps, then it runs itself

  1. Add AlchemistOne click, the usual Discord permissions screen, done.
  2. Open the dashboardSign in with Discord and pick the server.
  3. Turn on what you needEach module has its own page. Changes apply instantly.

Free forever. Pro if you want it.

Every module is free, on every server, with no limits on how many you switch on. Server Pro is one small subscription for one server, and it only ever adds things. If it lapses, your settings stay.

Compare Free and Server Pro
Server Pro€3.99 / month
  • Custom bot profile · Your own avatar, banner and About me for Alchemist in this server.
  • Temp Voice Pro · Up to 5 creator channels, a panel in your colors, a voice role and a log.
  • 10% XP boost · Every member earns 10% more message XP while levels are on.
  • Streams Pro · Twitch and YouTube cards with your own text, ping line and colors.
  • More open tickets · Members can keep up to 5 tickets open at once instead of 1.
Per server. Cancel any time; benefits run to the end of the period.

Before you add it

What is Alchemist?

A free Discord bot with twelve modules: Twitch and YouTube stream alerts, temporary voice channels, levels, an economy, tickets, giveaways, welcome messages, moderation and more. You switch each one on from the web dashboard.

Is Alchemist free?

Yes. Every module is free on every server, with no limit on how many you turn on. Server Pro is an optional €3.99 a month for one server and only ever adds extras.

How do I add Alchemist to my Discord server?

Click Add to Discord, pick the server and confirm Discord's permissions screen. Then open the dashboard, sign in with Discord and switch on the modules you want. You need Manage Server on that server.

What permissions does Alchemist ask for?

What its modules use: manage channels and roles for Temp Voice and auto-roles, send messages, embeds and files for alerts and welcomes, manage messages for sticky posts and logs, and kick, ban, time out and move members for moderation and voice rooms. A module you leave off never uses its permissions.

Do I need the dashboard?

Only to switch modules on and set them up. Day to day, members use Alchemist in Discord with slash commands and buttons; Temp Voice, tickets and giveaways run without anyone opening it.

Ready when you are

Add Alchemist, open the dashboard, switch on what you need.