Frequently asked questions

A chat revive bot brings a dead Discord chat back to life. Revive watches the channels you pick, and when nobody has talked for a while it posts something fun to talk about and can ping a Chat Revive role.

Yes. Everything is free.

Add the bot, then run /setup easy in your main chat channel. It starts watching that channel, makes a Chat Revive role, and turns on Question of the Day. That is the whole setup.

It notices when the last message in a channel was sent. After a quiet period you choose (45 minutes by default), it posts a conversation starter. It never reads what people say.

No. It only posts when chat is quiet, waits much longer if nobody answers, stops completely after two starters in a row are ignored until a person talks again, sleeps at night in your timezone, and has a daily limit (6 per channel by default).

Members join the Chat Revive role with /pingme or the button on any post. When chat is dead, the role is pinged at most once every 2 hours (you can change this). Anyone can also use /revive, with a cooldown.

Questions, would you rather, this or that, hot takes (agree or disagree), polls and finish the sentence. Votes show live results. Admins can turn kinds off and add their own with /prompts add.

Every day at the hour you pick, it posts a QOTD in the channel you pick and opens a thread for answers. Set it with /setup qotd.

No. It doesn't use the Message Content permission. It only counts when messages are sent, for dead-chat detection, streaks and activity stats.

Send messages, embed links, read message history, add reactions, create threads (for QOTD answers) and manage roles (only to give people the Chat Revive role).

Use /help in your server.