Who is behind VyperBot?
I am Ourpxi, a student building this on the side between classes. VyperBot started as something useful for my friends and me, and also as a proof of concept I wanted to bring to life.

About this project
VyperBot was built to simplify your server management by replacing a dozen bots with one modular system. Enable exactly what your community requires and manage it all through a singular dashboard that puts you in control.
I am Ourpxi, a student building this on the side between classes. VyperBot started as something useful for my friends and me, and also as a proof of concept I wanted to bring to life.
VyperBot is a modular all-in-one Discord bot with a dashboard. The goal is simple: instead of stitching together many bots, you can manage core tools in one place.
Right now it is focused on practical server management: moderation, utility, announcements, and automations. It is still evolving, so I am prioritizing iteration and reliability over feature bloat.

Edge/runtime services for the dashboard and API.
discord.js
Bot commands and guild event handling.
Remix
Full-stack React framework for the web app.

D1 Database
Cloudflare Workers® SQL database (D1) for relational storage.
MariaDB
Additional relational backend for selected modules.
Redis
Fast cache and ephemeral/state data.
Docker
Service packaging and deployment workflow.
Uptime Kuma
Open-source monitoring and status checks.
VyperBot visual identity, including logo banners and artwork, was created by @bvm.caleb
Icons used in this dashboard are provided by lucide.dev
There are no paywalled features right now. That might change later if the project grows, but for now the focus is building a solid product. I may add Ko-fi or a similar option for optional donations to help cover hosting and development time.
We would like to recognize people contributing to VyperBot.
Additional contributors will be listed here as the project grows.