1Hit Support

1Hit Support

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1Hit bot Support Server.


1Hit is the ultimate voice moderation bot for Discord, designed to keep your voice channels safe, peaceful, and free from disruptions. In any busy community, managing voice channels can be challenging, but 1Hit makes it easy by automating the moderation process. Whether you're managing a gaming server, a study group, or any community that relies on voice communication, 1Hit ensures your voice channels remain clean and friendly for all members.

The bot is built to detect and neutralize toxic behavior in real-time, allowing you to focus on your community while it takes care of the moderation. 1Hit automatically identifies and blocks inappropriate words, preventing users from causing harm with offensive language. It also provides protection against voice raids, automatically detecting unusual activity such as rapid user joins or mic spam and taking action to safeguard the channel from disruptions.

1Hit offers advanced protection against loud disruptions, including users with microphones causing unnecessary noise or background sounds that affect the experience for others. By moderating the audio input of each user, it ensures that everyone in the channel can communicate without excessive noise or interruptions.

What sets 1Hit apart is its high level of customization. Server owners can adjust the bot’s sensitivity for word detection, volume levels, and raid protection to suit their needs. Plus, with real-time alerts, you can stay informed of every action 1Hit takes.

Ultimately, 1Hit is more than just a bot—it’s a community guardian. It works tirelessly in the background, maintaining order and ensuring that every voice channel remains a safe and welcoming space for everyone. Let 1Hit do the hard work so you can focus on fostering a positive and engaging community!

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