Big Frank Connect
A gold hover car flies high above a road tunnel and a domed medical bay, heading for the colony's glass domes on the horizon
Big Frank logo

A Discord bot with a world inside
Free during early access

Your Discord server, built into a world.

Every member gets a stock that climbs with their time in voice. Everyone shares a 3D moon colony: eight venues, twelve sports, thirty cars and a house for every member that grows with their price.

8venues around one courtyard
12sports on rotation in the arena
30car models, seven of them fly
16house sizes, from $0 to $10M
54status titles, ranked by price
$0during early access

01 · When you add it

From invite to a living world, without homework

Nobody has to learn anything first. Big Frank counts activity in the background and the world builds itself out of what your server already does. Here is the first season, in order.

  1. Minute one

    Every member is listed

    Each member gets a 4-letter ticker from their display name and a stock at $100, a plot on the frontier, a free Moonpup car and five starter battle cards.

  2. Setup · two minutes

    The owner makes three choices

    The first time an admin opens the site, a short setup asks for the server's progression style, its clock and its look. Every choice stays editable later.

  3. First voice session

    Prices start to move

    Voice is the main earner. After a 30-minute warm-up a member in voice earns at the full rate, and the chart colours that stretch as voice.

  4. First day

    Coins, titles and bigger houses

    A daily bonus of 250 to 2,500 Frank Coins, more for higher stocks. Status titles sort themselves by price, and houses grow as stocks cross each size.

  5. Every season

    The race resets

    Admins end a season by hand or on a schedule. Stocks go back to $100, the top ten are archived, and coins, cards, houses and outfits carry over.

02 · The market

Every member is a stock

The leaderboard is your server's activity, priced. It recalculates every 60 seconds, never drops below $100, and has no hard ceiling: gains just soften as a stock gets richer. Prices are set by activity only. No game in Big Frank can move a stock.

The stock market leaderboard: 28 members with portraits, tickers, prices from $2.4 million down, today's change and who is in voice
The live leaderboard of a showcase server. Market cap, top gainer and loser, who is in voice right now, and four market events an admin can fire.
What moves a price
▲VoiceThe main earner. Full rate after a 30-minute warm-up, then steady by the minute. Deafened time doesn't count.
▲ChatA small, capped trickle. Showing up daily counts more than message volume; it stops counting past 80 messages and 20 reactions a day.
▲Streaks+2.5% per active day, up to +60%.
▲New members3× on day one, easing back to 1× by day 14.
▲Comebacks+25% for 24 hours after a week away.
▼Time awayAfter a grace period, 0.85% a day, rising to 2.75% the longer someone stays gone.
▼AFK1.8% an hour while parked in the AFK channel, capped at 8% a day.
A member's monthly chart climbing from $36,000 to $96,000, the line coloured by what moved it
A month, coloured by cause. Voice, activity, grace holds, AFK losses and decay each get their own colour, so a chart explains itself.
A member's weekly chart with a dot for every voice session and activity burst
A week, as events. Day, week, month and year views, each with market-share, rank-trend and pace tiles underneath.

Market events

  • Voice Rush: everyone in voice earns 1.5× for five minutes
  • Star Player: one member earns double
  • Flash Crash: every price drops 5%
  • Lockdown: the AFK penalty triples
  • Fired by an admin, or on an opt-in schedule that only fires the good ones

The Floor

  • Bet Frank Coins on where stocks go: up or down, a big move, head to head, over or under
  • Windows from one hour to one year; parlays of 2 to 6 legs
  • You can't bet on your own stock
  • Bets only read prices. They never move them.

Seasons

  • End one by hand, or automatically every quarter or year
  • Stocks reset to $100; the top ten are archived with a frozen copy of the market
  • Coins, cards, houses, wardrobe and fishing records carry over
  • Long-range charts keep stacking across seasons

03 · The world

A moon colony your members walk around together

It runs in the browser, nothing to install. A courtyard hub with a doorway to every venue, glass domes out on the frontier, avenue tunnels between them, and a house for every member. Everyone you see is a member, wearing their own Discord picture as a face.

The colony from high above: the hub's glass venues in the centre, a ring road of tunnels around it, and members' domed towers, a governor's citadel and work stations across the moon
From 150 metres up: the hub, the ring road and the frontier. The tall towers belong to the server's richest members.
Seven members hanging out in the courtyard, each with an illustrated face, a name tag and a status title such as Lunar Governor and Base Commander

01The courtyard

Where everyone spawns. Name tags carry each member's status title, from Lunar Governor down, and companions they hatched follow at their heels.

The octagonal courtyard from above with groups of members around benches and the eight venue doors

02Eight doors

Every venue opens off the hub. Live boards above the doors replay the server's records.

The ArenaTwelve sports, a sports book, seats for everyone.
The CasinoSlots, roulette, blackjack, craps and a greyhound track.
The Card ShopPacks, trades and card battles.
Laser TagTen weapons, seven modes, bots to fill the room.
Business StTen stores members can own and earn from.
The Lake400 species of fish and one golden one.
The HatcheryEggs drop as you play; hatch a companion.
The GarageYour cars, and the gate out to the frontier.

04 · Homes

A house that grows with your stock

Every member owns a house on the frontier, wearing their portrait on its sign. It grows through 16 sizes as their price climbs, from a starter claim to a domed capital at $10 million, and it keeps every room's setup at every size, so dropping down a size never loses anything.

A member's lattice tower of white blocks rising inside a glass dome, with a ringed planet and the moon behind it
A $900,000 stock's house. One of 15 designs, from Monolith to Megablock, each with its own finish, accent colour and grounds.
A window inside a home looking out on the real street outside: neighbouring domes and a neighbour's house sign with their portrait
The live window view. The street outside, captured from where the house stands. Twelve painted views too.
A cluster of tall red-lit towers on a circular estate: the house of the server's top stock
The top stock's estate. Size 14 of 16, at $2.4 million.
A two-storey atrium inside a member's home: walnut walls, a marble gallery, a mezzanine and the owner standing by a palm
Inside. Walk in through the front door, ride the elevator up to ten floors.

The home builder

  • 47 wall designs, 26 floors, 16 ceilings and 12 lighting moods, per room
  • 122 pieces of furniture; edit mode moves what you own for free
  • Rooms can be repurposed: a gym, a cinema, a bar, a library
  • Plan the next size in advance; it moves in the day your stock gets there
  • A trophy room counts your nights slept, workouts and drinks poured
$0$1K$10K$100K$1M$10M

The 16 house sizes and the price each one opens at

05 · Cars and flying

Drive the tunnels. Or break out and fly.

Avenues run between the domes inside tunnels of air, and the tunnels hold a car on the road. Seven of the thirty models fly: hold Space against a tunnel's roof to break out, then climb up to 250 metres over the colony.

  • 30 models, from the free Moonpup to the 75,000-coin Ark Skyliner
  • 40 paints, 10 finishes, 22 liveries, plus kits, spoilers, rims, neon and engine upgrades
  • A garage with a bay for every car you own, and a turntable showroom
  • Record boards for top speed, laps and the biggest garage
A gold flying car passing a member's tower block in a dome, the frontier's domes and a ringed planet behind
Over the frontier, past a member's tower. House signs name whose home is whose.

06 · Games

Things to do, with the people you already talk to

Every game is played with Frank Coins, and friends play at the same table, court or dock. None of it touches anyone's stock.

The casino floor with members seated at blackjack, roulette and craps tables under a lit board

The casino

  • Four mega slot machines: Hog Wild, Stampede, Wheel of Frank and Lucky Firecrackers
  • Double-zero roulette, six-deck blackjack and craps at shared tables
  • A greyhound track: six dogs, from win bets to superfectas
  • Bets capped at 25,000 coins
A hockey game in the arena, two teams of members on the ice and a scoreboard showing 6 to 10

The arena

  • Twelve sports, rotating every 30 minutes: basketball, soccer, hockey, football, volleyball, tennis, water polo, boxing, pole vault, dodgeball, swimming and high dive
  • Teams are drawn from your members, rated by their stocks
  • Bet on the result at the sports book
Inside the laser tag arena: neon walls and a bot holding a laser rifle on a spawn ring

Laser tag

  • Ten weapons, from the free pistol to the staff
  • Seven modes: team, free-for-all, last one standing, zombies, king of the hill, capture the flag, gun game
  • Up to five bots fill an empty room
  • Coins for playing, every tag and every win
Members standing along the lake's wooden pier under the glass dome, fishing

The lake

  • 400 species across eight waters, plus a golden fish
  • Cast, wait for the bite, then fight the reel
  • Every catch is weighed and the records stay on the wall
Two members riding the Pulse coaster's open cart high over the courtyard

The Pulse

  • A free coaster that loops over the hub's dome, two riders a cart
  • An on-ride photo of both faces, mid-loop
Members at the roulette table with name tags, the craps table behind them

And the rest

  • Business St: own one of ten stores (1,500 to 24,000 coins) and keep 20% of its sales
  • The Hatchery: 36 species of companion and 36 hybrids
  • Frank Bank: a credit score from 300 to 850
  • The Lottery: scratch cards and draws

Frank Coins can't be bought with real money and can't be cashed out. You earn them by showing up (a daily bonus of 250 to 2,500), playing, winning, owning a store and selling cards, and spend them on cars, furniture, outfits, packs and games.

07 · Cards

Your server prints its own cards

Members create the cards, so every server's deck is its own in-jokes. Each card is a numbered print run, so a mythical really is rare. The shop fills as members make them.

A member's card collection: illustrated cards with ratings, rarity frames and copy numbers, the uncollected ones blurred
A collection, 13 of 40. Cards you don't own yet stay blurred until you pull them.
  • Four rarities: Professional, Elite, Legendary, Mythical
  • Packs at 200, 500 and 1,000 coins, with a 1%, 2.5% and 5% mythical chance
  • Trade card for card or for coins; coins are held in escrow until both sides agree
  • Battle from one-on-one up to four-on-four, against friends or bots
  • Five starter battle cards for every member, from a pool of 36
Members browsing the card shop's lit racks in the 3D world
The card shop in the world, with the server's latest pulls on the racks.

08 · Jobs, titles and style

Everyone has a place in the colony

Your stock decides your title. Number one is the Lunar Governor, number two the Deputy Governor, and 52 more titles fill five tiers below. Higher ranks make showier entrances when they arrive in the world.

A member in an astronaut suit beside the open wardrobe panel of skin tones

The wardrobe

13 hairstyles, 26 hats and headpieces, 12 shirts, 9 pants, 8 shoes and 22 full outfits, from Ninja to Titan. Four skin tones are earned, not bought.

The titles

Recomputed from the whole roster, so a title always means where you stand today.

Lunar GovernorDeputy GovernorBase CommanderMission DirectorChief ScientistAstrogeologistReactor EngineerRover CommanderHydroponics LeadRegolith MinerAirlock OperatorMoon Rookie

The Frank Phone

Press G in the world. Sixteen speed-dial jobs: call the mechanic and they drive out to fix your car, call the physician and they patch you up. Plus contacts, recent calls, stocks and messages.

The Frank Phone open in the courtyard, showing its speed dial of crew jobs: mechanic, physician, security, base command and more

09 · Records

The Vault keeps score of everything

Achievements with bronze, silver and gold tiers for every corner of the game, and group leaders for richest, biggest gain, most voice, longest streak, best catch and more, by day, week, month and year.

  • Season archives with each season's champion and a frozen copy of its market
  • Live boards over the courtyard doors replay the server's newest records
  • A hall of fame in the arena for every sport
The Vault page: achievement tiles on the left and group leaders with member portraits on the right
The Vault, with achievements and the server's group leaders.

10 · For server admins

You run the economy. It runs itself.

There are no slash commands to learn. Everything is on the website, behind your server's own staff roles.

The first-boot setup card: Welcome, Founder, with three steps explained
First boot. Progression style, clock and look, in about two minutes.
The admin Command Center with economy, customisation, Frank settings and resets, season controls and owner controls
The Command Center. Seasons, balances, events and every economy dial.

Staff

  • Owners and moderators are picked by role or by user
  • Moderators get the day-to-day tools; owners get the economy
  • Ticker requests from members land in a review queue

Notifications

  • Nothing posts until you choose a channel
  • 61 kinds of update in three levels: highlights, more, everything
  • A daily market close at 11pm server time
  • A channel that keeps failing pauses itself

The dials

  • Voice and activity gain, decay, AFK rate and the price floor
  • Market hours and the server's timezone
  • Card pack prices and odds, market events, season schedule
  • Gambling bans and casino cooldowns, per member

11 · Privacy and safety

It counts. It never reads.

Big Frank doesn't have Discord's Message Content permission, so it can't see what anyone writes. It stores that something happened and when, and that is all a price needs.

Never reads messages

No message text is collected or stored. Charts use counts and timestamps.

Never sells data

No ads, no third-party trackers. Your server's data runs your server's world and nothing else.

Coins can't be bought

No real money goes in or comes out. The casino is a game with play money.

Deleted after 30 days

A member who leaves is hidden at once and deleted 30 days later. Ask, and it goes sooner.

The full list of what is kept and for how long is in the privacy policy. Only members of your server can open your server's world; the site checks with Discord first.

12 · Price

Freeduring early access

Big Frank is free while it opens to its first servers. There is no paid plan today and nothing to sign up for beyond adding the bot.

If paid plans arrive later, they'll be announced on this page before anything changes. Frank Coins stay a play currency either way: they can't be bought.

13 · Add it

Adding Big Frank to your server

You need the Manage Server permission on that server; owners and admins have it. Here is exactly what happens.

  1. Press Add Big Frank to your server on this page. Discord opens its own "Add app" screen.
  2. Pick your server from the list. Only servers where you have Manage Server are shown.
  3. Check the permissions. Big Frank asks for four, and nothing else:
    View Channels, to see which channels exist, so it can post where you choose.
    Send Messages, to post market updates and announcements.
    Embed Links, to show tidy stock cards with prices and links.
    Attach Files, to post chart pictures.

    No admin rights, no moderation powers, no access to message text.

  4. Press Authorize. Discord may ask you to confirm you're human.
  5. Open the website and make the three setup choices. Then share the link: members press Connect with Discord and they're in.

14 · Questions

The things people ask first

Anything else: the support link is at the bottom of every page.

Does Big Frank read our messages?

No. It doesn't have Discord's permission to see message text. It counts that someone sent a message or a reaction and when, plus time in voice. That's all the market needs.

Is it free?

Yes, during early access. There's no paid plan today. Frank Coins can't be bought at any price.

Is the casino real gambling?

No. Everything is played with Frank Coins, which can't be bought with real money and can't be cashed out. They have no real-world value.

Do members need to install anything?

No. The world and the market run in the browser. Members press Connect with Discord and walk straight in.

Can games change someone's stock?

No. Stocks move only with activity: voice, chat, streaks and time away. Coins and stocks are kept apart, and bets on the Floor only read prices.

Who can see our server's world?

Only your own members. The site checks with Discord that you're in the server before letting you in.

What happens when someone leaves?

They disappear from the market and the world at once. Their record is kept for 30 days, so everything comes back if they rejoin, then it is deleted.

Can we start over?

Yes. Seasons reset every stock to $100 and archive the top ten. Admins choose what carries over; by default coins, cards, houses and outfits do.

How do I remove it?

In Discord, open Server Settings → Integrations (or right-click Big Frank in the member list) and remove the app. It stops counting at once.

Where are the privacy policy and terms?

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