Carl-bot alternative: which does what with Chill Utility
Chill Utility can take over part of Carl-bot's work, but not all of it. Members pick their roles with buttons or menus, not by adding an emoji reaction. It has no custom commands, no automod and no logs. Chill Utility is published by Chill Network, who wrote this page.
Roles Chill Utility can give
These are buttons or menus, not emoji reactions: if your members are used to reacting to a message to get a role, point them to the new message. For safety, a button never gives a role with the Administrator, Manage Server, Manage Roles or Manage Channels permission.
- Roles when a member joins: 5 on the free plan, 10 with Master.
- A role while a member is in a voice channel.
- Level roles, earned by taking part.
- A role when a member shows the server invite or guild tag in their status.
- A role for members who boost the server.
- Self-assign roles: on a message built in the dashboard, each button or menu option adds, removes or toggles one or more roles.
Welcome and community
- Welcome messages in a channel and by DM.
- Sticky messages and recurrent messages.
- Giveaways, automatic quizzes and counting channels.
- Temporary voice channels with an owner panel.
- Buttons that send a message or a DM, edit the message or move the member to a voice channel. Saved messages: 15 on the free plan, 50 with Starter, 250 with Master, 500 with Infinity.
Splitting the work between both bots
- Write down what Carl-bot does on your server.
- Add Chill Utility and turn on the overlapping systems with /setup or the dashboard.
- Test with a second account.
- Turn off in Carl-bot what Chill Utility now handles.
- Leave moderation, custom commands and anything Chill Utility does not do to Carl-bot.