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Hi there 👋

Welcome to the GitHub organization for Java Lava!

This organization contains the source code, development resources, and supporting projects behind Java Lava — a multi-purpose Discord bot built to help communities stay organized, moderated, and engaging.

What is Java Lava?

Java Lava is a multi-use moderation and utility bot designed for Discord servers of all sizes. It was created with one goal in mind: giving server owners the tools they actually need to efficiently manage and grow their communities.

Built by a server owner for server owners, Java Lava focuses on reliability, usability, and practical features that make moderation and server management easier.

Features

Java Lava is designed to support a wide range of server management tasks, including:

  • Moderation tools
  • Utility commands
  • Server management systems
  • Auto-moderation via Discord automod
  • Community engagement features
  • Customizable configurations
  • Ongoing updates and improvements

Future Features

Java Lava's development team is trying to implement the following features

  • Welcome System
  • Anti-Raid
  • Leveling
  • Dashboard
  • Tickets
  • Custom Commands
  • And a whole lot more!

We will be trying our hardest to get these new features implement that we can wind down version 2 for version 3 to get work started on.

Development Status

Java Lava is actively being developed and improved over time. Features, systems, and security improvements are continuously being worked on to provide a better experience for communities using the bot.

We appreciate feedback, bug reports, and community contributions that help improve the project.

Our Goal

Our mission is simple: create a powerful, reliable, and easy-to-use Discord bot that helps communities run smoothly without unnecessary complexity.

Thank you for checking out Java Lava and supporting the project!

For more information, see the Java Lava website.