Fluxer has no official bot directory, but people in the Fluxer community keep lists of bots, communities and tools. You can start with the sites below.
Where can I find Fluxer bots?
These sites list bots and other projects for Fluxer.
- FluxerList lists bots you can add to your community.
- FluxerServers lists bots and communities.
- awesome-fluxer is a list of libraries, bots, apps, bridges and guides.
- FluxerHost's community page lists bots and other community projects.
- Fluxbase lists bots, and developers can add their own.
Is there a list of Fluxer communities?
Fluxer has its own list of communities in Explore, and you can apply to list yours there. Some of the sites above also list communities, and none of these sites is run by Fluxer.
Are these lists run by Fluxer?
No. They're made by people outside Fluxer, who decide what they list and how. Some of them have their own accounts and sign-in. Only type your Fluxer password on fluxer.app, fluxer.com or one of their subdomains. When a site lets you sign in with your Fluxer account, the Fluxer page that asks you to approve it is always on one of those addresses, and you shouldn't approve a sign-in on a page that's on any other address.
Only add bots you trust, and read what a bot can see in your community first. A bridge to Discord is a bot too, and it sees every message in the channels it links.