Product tour

Everything Ryzz can do

Nine ways to translate a Discord server, each shown running for real from fully automatic channel translation down to per user, per role, and flag reaction control.

01

Automatic Translation

Pick a channel and a language once. From then on, every message posted there is translated inline, under the author's own name no command, no second bot message.

--cmd-ex: “/setup auto-translate #general → French”
02

The /translate Command

Translate any piece of text, or reply to any message, into whichever language you need on demand, whenever automatic translation isn't set up for that channel.

--cmd-ex: “/translate text: "gg, well played" to: japanese”
03

Language Detection

Ryzz figures out the source language on its own. You never have to tell it what a message is written in before translating it.

--cmd-ex: “detected: Portuguese (pt-BR)”
04

Translate by Flag Reaction

React to any message with a country flag emoji and get an instant translation into that country's language no command typed at all.

--cmd-ex: “react 🇪🇸 on a message”
05

Per-User Translation

Turn on automatic translation for one specific member, so everything they post is translated for the rest of the server without touching anyone else's messages.

--cmd-ex: “/translate-user add @Maya → English”
06

Per-Role Translation

Apply automatic translation to an entire role at once useful for support teams or language specific groups without configuring members one by one.

--cmd-ex: “/translate-role add @Support → English”
07

Translate Ban

Exclude specific users, channels, or roles from automatic translation entirely so bot spam or off topic channels never get picked up.

--cmd-ex: “/translate-ban add @Bot”
08

Auto-Erase

Automatically clean up the original message once it's translated, so channels stay tidy instead of filling up with duplicate copies in different languages.

--cmd-ex: “/setup auto-erase: on”
09

Text-to-Speech

Turn a translated message into spoken audio, so the result can be heard out loud in a voice channel instead of only read in text.

--cmd-ex: “/tts "welcome to the server"”

Try it in your own server

Free to start. One command to set up. Every feature above works out of the box.

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