Temply
Support
Quick answers covering Temply's temporary voice bot, dashboard, premium system, support server tooling, and public status pages.
Temply is a Discord platform built around temporary voice channels. It includes the main temp-voice bot, a website and dashboard, a premium system, and a dedicated support bot for tickets, verification, moderation, automod, transcripts, and premium role syncing.
An admin sets a join-to-create voice channel and a category. When someone joins the entry channel, Temply creates a room, moves them into it, gives them the room controls your server allows, and removes the room when it becomes empty.
Temply can support rename, member limit, bitrate, voice region, lock and unlock, hidden rooms, linked text chat, transfer ownership, claim, trust and untrust, reject, kick, invite, LFM, NSFW toggle, and more. Server admins can choose which of these controls appear in their guild.
Temply supports per-guild feature toggles. If a server disables a feature during setup or in the website dashboard, Temply hides the related panel actions and blocks the related command path for that guild.
Yes. Temply includes built-in setup presets such as Community, Gaming, Support, and Dynamic. These presets help admins start with sensible defaults, then fine-tune the server afterwards.
Temply includes smart ownership continuity, room activity memory, recovery tooling, duplicate panel protection, dashboard editing, premium branding, public status pages, and stronger room lifecycle reliability than a simple join-to-create setup.
Yes. The website dashboard lets eligible Discord users sign in, see guilds where Temply is installed and they have sufficient permissions, and edit supported server configuration without relying only on Discord commands.
Premium is mainly focused on per-guild Temply branding, including nickname, avatar, banner, and bio controls in supported guilds. It is tied to plan caps, so the plan you buy determines how many servers can use Premium branding at the same time.
Premium supports 1 server, Premium Plus supports 3 servers, and Premium Max supports 15 servers.
Yes. Temply supports both monthly and lifetime purchase flows for all three Premium tiers. Monthly plans use subscription billing and lifetime plans use one-time checkout.
When a user has an active Temply Premium entitlement, the support bot can assign the matching Premium support role. This works for normal purchases and can also work for admin-panel Premium grants when the entitlement is linked to a user account.
Yes. Temply can remember things like the last room name used, a favourite limit, a preferred template, and trusted users, then reuse that information for future room creation or defaults.
Temply can start an owner return grace period, automatically transfer ownership to the longest-present remaining member, and even restore the previous owner if they come back within the restore window.
Temply includes recovery-grade tooling. It can repair room panels, status messages, ownership state, orphaned linked-text references, and other managed room state automatically or through admin recovery commands.
The support bot can manage ticket creation and closing, transcripts, verification panels, moderation logs, Premium role syncing, blocked-word automod, anti-spam checks, moderation actions, and other support-server workflows.
Temply does not rely on permanent transcript files sitting on disk. Transcript generation happens in memory, can be sent as an attachment, can be archived to a configured channel, and transcript metadata is stored in the database.
When enabled, automod can remove blocked words, obfuscated blocked words, link spam, mass mentions, repeated characters, duplicate spam, and burst spam. It is designed to hide the blocked term from public replies and avoid noisy logging.
Temply includes public status and shard pages on the website, plus in-product repair and diagnostics commands such as `/recover` and `/temply-status`. Those should be your first stop before assuming a full outage.