One ecosystem for your communities and servers.
Vorqul makes self-hosted tools for Discord communities, web hosting and game servers. Everything runs on hardware you control, so nobody else's platform sits between you and your own infrastructure.
Each component has its own 0-100 score, higher is better. Weights: activity 25%, retention 25%, engagement 20%, growth 15%, low toxicity 15%.
Vorqul is a self-hosted infrastructure software ecosystem from Slovakia, made of two products. VorqulBOT is a Discord bot written in TypeScript on discord.js 14, with 82 slash commands, 44 toggleable modules, 9 interface languages and 2 storage backends (JSON files or MySQL/MariaDB). VorqulPanel is a Linux server control panel written in Java, delivered as a compiled JAR, that manages web hosting, game servers, DNS, mail, databases, SFTP, firewall, SSL and monitoring with 30-day metric retention. VorqulBOT is free and VorqulPanel is paid. Both run entirely on hardware the operator controls and send no telemetry.
| Fact | VorqulBOT | VorqulPanel |
|---|---|---|
| Layer | Discord community infrastructure | Linux server infrastructure |
| Language | TypeScript, discord.js 14 | Java, compiled JAR |
| Scope | 44 modules in 6 groups, 82 commands | 11 subsystems, 30-day metric retention |
| Interface languages | 9 | 1 (English) |
| Storage | JSON files or MySQL/MariaDB | SQLite by default, MySQL, MariaDB or PostgreSQL optional |
| Telemetry | 0 | 0 |
| Price | Free | Paid license |
- Products
- 2
- Modules
- 44
- Languages
- 9
- Hosting
- Yours
Two products. One ecosystem.
VorqulBOT looks after a Discord community and VorqulPanel looks after Linux servers. Same brand, same design language, and both run on hardware you own.
VorqulBOT
Discord bot, self-hosted
An all-in-one Discord bot for communities that want moderation, automation, engagement and analytics without juggling five separate bots.
- Type
- Discord bot
- Version
- 3.0
- Language
- TypeScript
- Library
- discord.js 14
- Runtime
- Node.js 18+, 22 LTS recommended
- Deployment
- Linux server, VPS or Pterodactyl
VorqulPanel
Server infrastructure
A self-hosted control panel for web hosting, game servers, DNS, mail, databases, SFTP and server security.
- Type
- Server control panel
- Language
- Java
- Delivery
- Compiled JAR, ready to run
- Deployment
- Self-hosted, systemd
- Panel database
- SQLite by default, MySQL, MariaDB or PostgreSQL optional
- Web server
- nginx, Apache
Built around ownership.
Four rules decide what gets built here. It runs on your hardware, it replaces several tools with one, it shows its work, and core features stay free of subscriptions.
Self-hosted
Your infrastructure, your data. Both products run on hardware you control, and neither needs a cloud account in the middle.
Consolidated
One tool where you would otherwise run several. VorqulBOT replaces a pile of single-purpose bots. VorqulPanel replaces a web panel and a game panel that never knew about each other.
Transparent
Every important action can be seen and audited. Audit logs, case history and config tests ship with the product and cost nothing extra.
No artificial paywalls
Core functionality does not vanish behind a subscription. Whatever the software can do, it does on day one.
Server Health Score
Raw statistics only help if you can read them. The Server Health Score folds seven days of activity, growth, retention, engagement and low toxicity into one number, so you can tell whether a community is growing or slowly dying.
How the score worksEach component has its own 0-100 score, higher is better. Weights: activity 25%, retention 25%, engagement 20%, growth 15%, low toxicity 15%.
Web
nginx
up
Games
Minecraft
up
DNS
BIND9
up
Postfix
up
DB
MariaDB
up
Firewall
nftables
up
One panel for the jobs other setups split across several tools.
Web hosting, game servers, DNS, mail, databases, SFTP, firewall, SSL and monitoring live in one interface on one server. Every change runs a config test first and rolls back automatically if it fails.
- Web hosting
- Game hosting
- DNS
- Databases
- SFTP
- Firewall
- SSL
- Monitoring
Documentation
The docs cover installing VorqulBOT on Linux or Pterodactyl and VorqulPanel on a clean Linux server, plus every configuration option, the module reference, database choices, hardening and troubleshooting. They are written as a manual to use during setup.
Frequently asked questions
The questions we get asked most, answered briefly.
Pricing, requirements, deliberate limits and who Vorqul is a poor fit for are answered in full on the direct answers page, and recurring terms are defined in the glossary.
Try Vorqul on your own server.
I hand out test access personally. Message me on Discord or send an email and you get a build with setup notes.
alphaVorqulPanel is in alpha and not ready for testing by email yet. VorqulBOT is ready, and test access covers the bot.
soulstrikedevs@gmail.com