Run your own

Onslaught's hosted bot is private, but you can run your own copy for free, with the same point-and-click editor in your browser.

Step 1: Make your bot in Discord 2 minutes

Open the Discord Developer Portal and press New Application. Name it anything.
Go to Bot, press Reset Token and copy the long code. That's your bot token. Keep it secret, like a password.
On the same page, under Privileged Gateway Intents, turn on Server Members Intent and Message Content Intent. Press Save Changes.

Step 2: Pick where it runs

Recommended

On a server, online 24/7

Your bot stays online even when your PC is off, and you edit it from any browser, even your phone. Needs a small Linux server (about $5 a month, for example Hetzner, DigitalOcean or Vultr, with Ubuntu 24.04).

Connect to your server (your host shows how, usually ssh root@your-server-ip).
Paste this one command and press Enter:
curl -fsSL https://onslaught.site/install.sh | sudo bash
Answer 3 questions: paste your bot token, choose a password, and press Enter to get a free web address.
Open the address it prints (like https://1-2-3-4.sslip.io) in any browser and sign in with your password.

To update later, run the same command again. Your settings are kept.

On your PC

Free and quick to try. The bot is online while Onslaught is open on your PC.

⬇ Download Onslaught

Unzip the download (right-click it, then Extract All).
Windows: double-click start.bat for the app window, or start-browser.bat to use the editor in your web browser. The first start installs what it needs and takes about a minute.
Mac or Linux: install Python 3.10 to 3.13, then run bash start.sh --browser in the folder.
The editor asks for your bot token. Paste it and press Summon.

Step 3: Add it to your server 1 minute

In the editor, open Summoning and press Invite to a server.
In Discord, go to Server Settings, then Roles, and drag your bot's role above the roles it should give out.
Open Quick setup, pick a few channels and roles, and press Save. That's it.