Build custom Discord bot features without code
Build your own bot features. You pick what starts it, what has to be true, and what the bot then does.

This is how it looks in Discord
Build your own bot features: when this happens on your server, and that is true, do this.
Update 2.4 brings two new maps and a ranked season
https://example.com/news/1042
Blueprints in 30 seconds
What it does in your server, shown in Discord. With captions in five languages, and every scene also written out as text.

Read the video as text
Each step describes the picture first, then quotes what the voice says.
White words appear on black as they are spoken, with “what your server needs?” in green. Behind them, blurred chat bubbles drift upwards.
“What if your bot did exactly what your server needs?”
Green light opens from the centre. The ZombyIO logo, a round badge with a zombie face in a headset, appears at the top. The zombie mascot in a headset springs up waving, and “Blueprints” appears.
“Meet ZombyIO Blueprints.”
Headline: “When this, if that, then do this.” A blueprint “Trophy for a gg” fills three steps: somebody writes a message; the text is “gg” and the channel #ranked; react with a trophy and give 5 XP.
“Pick what starts it, what has to be true, and what it does.”
A list “When this happens” unrolls as a counter climbs to “10 events”: from “Somebody writes a message” through joins, reactions, voice, levels and “At a set time” to “A feed publishes something”.
“Ten events, from messages to feeds.”
A label “No code” with a crossed-out code sign. A tester, “Try it out”, pretends someone writes “gg wp” in #ranked; both conditions show “holds” and a green bar reads “1 blueprint runs”.
“No code needed. Test it before it goes live.”
A card for a blueprint “Copy every message”, marked “Running”. On its “Spending limit” gauge the needle surges into the red up to the “Limit” mark, and the badge changes to “Slowed down”.
“And a spending limit keeps a runaway blueprint in check.”
A large “Free.” with “Build three blueprints for free, or up to 50 with Premium.” Labels: “3 blueprints free”, “Ten events”, “Built-in tester”. The waving mascot floats up.
“Free, with three blueprints.”
End card: the ZombyIO logo, a green zombie face in a blue headset, above “ZombyIO” and “Run your Discord server without the busywork.” A white button reads “zomby.io”, with “Free for every server” below.
“ZombyIO. Add it free at zomby.io.”
How it works
Ten events can start one: a message, a join, a departure, a reaction added or removed, a voice channel joined or left, a new level, the clock, or a new item in a feed.
Conditions narrow it down and actions carry it out. The tester shows which conditions held before anything goes live.
Every server has a spending limit, so a blueprint that goes wrong slows itself down instead of your Discord.
Set it up in three steps
Add ZombyIO to your server
Click “Add to Discord”, choose the server and confirm. Quick Start opens straight afterwards and asks what the server is for.
Add to DiscordOpen Blueprints in the dashboard
Your server list, then Blueprints: two clicks. Or press Ctrl K anywhere in the dashboard and type the name.
Set it up and save
Pick a starting point under Start a blueprint, then adjust when it runs, what has to be true and what it does. Switch blueprints on and save.
What is free, and what Premium adds
Premium costs €6 a month per server and is shared by every admin of that server. It raises limits, it does not unlock the feature.
| What | Free | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Blueprints | 3 | 50 |
Questions about Blueprints
Is Blueprints free?
Yes. Blueprints works on the free plan, which is not a trial and does not expire. Premium costs €6 a month per server and only raises the limits in the table above.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. A blueprint is one event, up to eight conditions and up to eight actions, all picked from lists. Phrases are plain text, so there is no code or regex to get wrong.
Can it post an RSS feed into Discord?
Yes. Choose A feed publishes something, paste the RSS or Atom address and pick a channel. An active feed is read about every five minutes and a quiet one at least every half hour. A site that asks for fewer requests, answers slowly or hosts thousands of followed feeds is read at the pace it can take, which can be slower. The first read posts nothing, so a news site's archive never floods your channel.