This directory helps users discover Fluxer servers and bots, presenting communities and automated accounts in one place.

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About Servers

FluxerServers is a discovery directory for public Fluxer servers and bots. Listings include member counts, tags, ratings, and listing dates, organized into sections for featured communities, recently active communities, and popular bots.

The site states that listed bots are third-party and can access messages and server information based on their permissions. It advises inviting only bots from trusted sources and reviewing requested permissions, and states it is not responsible for third-party bots.

Key features

  • Lists public Fluxer servers in one directory
  • Lists Fluxer bots in one directory
  • Displays member counts, tags, and listing dates for servers
  • Displays ratings and review counts for listings
  • Groups listings into featured, trending, and popular sections
  • Shows permission-review warning before bot invites
Best for: Fluxer users looking for public servers to join and bots to add to their communities.
Good for
  • Covers both servers and bots in one place
  • Listings include member counts, tags, ratings, and listing dates
  • Displays a warning to review bot permissions before inviting
Watch out for
  • Site states it is not responsible for third-party bots, which can access messages based on permissions

Servers at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Linux, Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Servers FAQ

What is FluxerServers?
A community discovery platform for finding and joining public Fluxer servers and communities, described as spaces where users connect, chat, and collaborate.
What should I check before inviting a bot?
Invite only bots from trusted sources, review the permissions requested, and note that bots can access messages and server information based on those permissions.
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