# Quaver
Quaver is built for everyone. It's easy to get started, and once you get the hang of it, you'll wonder where Quaver has been your whole life.

## Slash Commands
Quaver uses Discord's native slash commands, which means that all you need to do in order to know what a command does is to type it. A description appears above the command explaining its functionality! Quaver also utilizes buttons, select menus and modals for things like settings menus, queue pages, and so on.

## Autocomplete
Quaver provides autocompletion for `/play` and `/search`. It's optional - you can ignore it, but it'll guide you if you need it. Autocomplete is powered by YouTube.

## Search
Quaver provides an additional command on top of `/play`, known as `/search`. This brings up a menu where you can select up to **20 tracks** at once from your search query. Cool, right?

## Spotify support
Quaver has built-in Spotify support. Simply `/play` a Spotify link and let Quaver handle the rest.

## Filters
Quaver has **bass boost** and **nightcore** modes, allowing you to listen to music the way you like it.

## Web Dashboard
Quaver has a web dashboard [here](https://quaver.zptx.dev), which means that you can control things like volume, skip tracks, remove tracks, and much more without needing to tab back into Discord.

## Multi-Language Support
You can configure Quaver to use your native language through the `/settings` command.
> Note: Languages are currently limited as our translations are crowdsourced. You can contribute [here](https://translate.zptx.dev).

## Open-Source and Transparent
The best part? It's all open-source. Take a look at the internals, run it for yourself, or contribute to the project! We're not hiding anything at all. Source code is available [here](https://go.zptx.dev/Quaver).

Quaver

Open-source music bot with autocomplete, search, Spotify support and more

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