Custom bots
Bots for Discord and Twitch, built around how you run your community or stream.
- Tickets, moderation and logging
- Chat commands and stream alerts
- Web interfaces and custom workflows
Independent developer / Nickey
I build Discord bots, anti-cheat systems and custom tools for communities and creators. Tell me what you need your software to do. Let's start there.
Discord bots · DayZ / CFTools · API integrations
// A small tool. A useful difference.const workflow = { on: "ticket.created", do: "notify.staff", with: "the right context"};01 / What I build
A busy support queue. Suspicious player activity.
Hours of footage to turn into clips.
Bots for Discord and Twitch, built around how you run your community or stream.
Move information between services without copying it by hand.
Connect your game server operations with the Discord your team uses.
I develop anti-cheat systems and custom detections to identify suspicious activity and give staff something concrete to review.
Give your community challenges to work towards, with rules and progress tracking built around your idea.
Turn footage into clips with tools built for your editing workflow, or bring me another task that needs its own software.
A closer look / DayZ + CFTools
When something happens on your server, your staff need useful information. I build tools that bring it into their existing workflow.
Talk through your setupChoose which events reach Discord and what staff need to see with them.
Define who can take action, where alerts go and which steps need a staff decision.
The exact scope depends on your setup and the data available through your services.
02 / Behind the code
I build custom software for community owners, server staff and creators.
My work often starts with a specific task: what takes too long, what gets missed, or what your current tools can't do. If your idea doesn't fit one of the categories above, tell me about it anyway.
Tell me what's missing in your setup03 / Let's talk
Describe what you need and which tools you already use. A rough idea is enough to start the conversation.