Pick a category. Server builds are Discord servers I set up or fixed. Promo videos are clips for bots. Click any screenshot to see it full size.
Full Gravity
ZtanTV
A Rocket League streamer's community server: dead channels, no welcome and no way in for new members. Fixed without deleting anything, in Italian, around what his viewers actually do.
1,384members
8ranks to pick
3first steps
Onboarding: new members pick their rank, game mode and platform
A Server Guide with three first steps and a coaching link
Twitch subscribers get their role and channel automatically
Duplicate and dead channels moved to a hidden archive, nothing deleted
A real creator's server, shown with his permission.
Before: two meme channels, two clip channels, three help channels.
After: a start section first, then chat. Counter: 1,384.
At the door: pick your rank (8 options) and how you play.
The Server Guide: a welcome from Ztan and three first steps.
Built from zero
Volkoznia
A military roleplay group on Roblox, about 500 players, with no Discord server yet. Built from zero around how the group actually works: ranks, recruitment and departments.
4departments
21ranks
2join questions
Onboarding: new members pick their department and whether they want TikTok pings
A rank guide with all 21 ranks and how to get promoted
An enlistment form recruits fill in before staff accept them
Rules, a welcome that points the way, and AutoMod turned on
A real group's server, shown with their permission.
The channel list a member sees, from information to voice.
The rank guide: every rank, and how to get promoted.
Question 1 at the door: pick a department, get its role and channels.
Question 2: opt in to a ping for every new TikTok.
Enlistment: recruits fill in the form, staff accept them.
A welcome with three steps: rules, ranks, enlist.
Fix + extras
Rook's Den
A messy public streamer template, fixed the way I'd fix yours: nothing deleted blindly, every channel given a job, and fans let in through one simple question.
37→13channels
10→4categories
5→1staff roles
13 channels in 4 clear sections: Start, Chat, Gaming, Staff
Five roles that all meant "staff" merged into one Mods role
Live Pings and Squad Pings that fans pick for themselves
Onboarding with one question and a welcome that points the way
Our own demo streamer server, built from a public template — not a client's server.
Walk through it yourself on Discord: the onboarding question, the channels and the roles.
Before — the whole list in three columns: 37 channels, 10 categories, dead music bots and typos.
After — the whole list: 13 channels in 4 sections.
A welcome that tells new fans where to go.
BeforeAfter⇆
Drag the line. Before: Co-owner, CEO, Admin, Mod and "Moderetor", five roles for one job. After: one Mods role, plus ping roles fans choose.
One question at the door opens the right channels for each fan.
Five short rules, and what happens when someone breaks one.
Fix
Pixel Lounge
A public Discord template, imported and cleaned up end to end. This is what a Fix looks like: same server, before and after — full lists, nothing cropped, so you can count it yourself.
36→12channels
28→3roles
1afternoon
12 channels in 5 sections, every name lowercase and searchable
Three roles that do something, instead of 28 empty ones
Three role-picker channels replaced by one question when you join
Rules, a pinned welcome and AutoMod turned on
A public template anyone can import — not a client's server.
Before — the whole list: 36 channels, 11 categories, names full of symbols.
After — the whole list: 12 channels in 5 sections.
Before — Discord's own count: ROLES – 28, every one of them at 0 members.
After — ROLES – 3: owner, mods, and an opt-in updates role.
Three channels for picking a role became one question at the door.
A welcome and four first steps, instead of a wall of channels.
Launch
TRI3XUS Community
A Free Fire community concept, built from zero for fans in four languages.
18channels
7roles
4languages
Clear sections: Start, Free Fire and Content
Separate chats for English, Romanian, Italian and Portuguese
Onboarding: members pick what they play when they join
Private channels that open only for the right role
Every channel in its section, rules first. This is the public view — the private ones open only for the right role.
Members choose what they play and get the right channels and roles.
Fan server
Nova's Hangout
A fan server concept for a creator community, built around what fans actually do: pitch ideas, share art and show up for streams.
15channels
7roles
4Discord features
A forum where fans pitch video ideas, sorted by tags
A gallery that keeps fan art out of the chat
A weekly stream event fans can RSVP to
Onboarding and a server guide with 3 first steps
The whole list — six sections, every channel with one job. Only the private staff channel is missing.
Video ideas in a forum, each with a tag.
Fan art gets its own gallery.
A weekly stream fans can RSVP to.
New members get a guide, not a wall of channels.
Fans say why they came and get the right channels.
Promo video
Hatchly
A 30-second vertical clip for a Discord bot, made for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. It shows the bot's commands and replies on screen.
Hatchly is a made-up bot, built to show the format.