🦆 Mallard — The Scriptable Discord Bot

You script it. We host it, run it, and keep it online.

Most bots give you a fixed list of features and a settings page. Mallard gives you
the engine. Every slash command, event reaction, and scheduled job on your server
is a small piece of JavaScript that you write — in a full web dashboard with a
Monaco code editor, live logs, and a complete API reference.

If you can describe the behaviour, you can build it. No hosting, no deployments,
no keeping a process alive at 3am. That part is ours.

How it works

1. Log in with Discord at dashboard.mallard.bot.
2. Pick a trigger — a slash command, a member joining, a message posted, a

reaction, a timer, a Twitch stream going live, and ~40 more.

1. Write the script in JavaScript. Ban, kick, timeout, send embeds, open

threads, create channels, call external APIs, store data — it all runs the
moment your script calls it.

1. Save. It's live. We run it on our infrastructure, 24/7.

What your scripts can do

• Moderation — ban, kick, timeout, unban, slowmode, and temp-bans that

auto-lift on a schedule.

• Messaging — send messages and rich embeds, buttons, and modal forms that

drive multi-step flows.

• The whole gateway — react to members, messages, reactions, threads, voice,

invites, scheduled events, AutoMod, audit-log entries, and more.

• fetch() — real outbound HTTP, so scripts can call any API: AI models,

RSS feeds, webhooks, your own backend.

• Encrypted secrets — store API keys as opaque tokens that are only ever

substituted server-side inside fetch(), never visible to your script or mods.

• Key-value storage — persistent per-server storage for settings, moderation

history, and custom state.

• Scheduled jobs — run work on a timer for announcements, sweeps, and reminders.
• Twitch integration — go-live alerts, offline and channel-update events, and

buffered chat/channel-point batches for any linked channel.

• Ban appeals — a public appeal form that routes submissions straight into a

script you control.

Built for real servers

Scripts run per-server with sensible hourly budgets, so one busy server can't
starve another. Live counters (ctx.fetchCallsRemaining, ctx.restActionsRemaining)
let a script size itself to what it has left. Full whole-server export/import means
your entire configuration — settings, scripts, and data — is one JSON file you own.

Free to start

Every tier includes the full scripting engine — every trigger, function, and
integration from day one. What scales with the tier is how much your scripts can
do per hour and how much they can remember.

See the full breakdown of limits at mallard.bot/pricing.

📖 Docs: mallard.bot/docs ·
💬 Support: discord.gg/9rQG5FRsgt