DeadM / Community

Built with
the community.

Follow development, talk through ideas, and share what you are making. The DeadM app helps players, creators, server owners, and developers find the conversation.

A place to take part

Talk through work in progress in developers, start a focused discussion in feedback, or share your characters, outfits, screenshots, scripts and community projects in showcase.

Follow studio-updates for what changed, what we learned, and questions for the community. Each update can have its own discussion thread. You do not have to write code to contribute.

DeadM World is our open RedM server to play on and a living showcase for our scripts and upcoming framework. Early community playtesting is available through /deadm test. Share gameplay ideas and playtest findings in the World suggestions forum, and use World support for connection help. The framework remains in development; testing sessions and available features can change.

Meet the commands

/deadm about: Meet the community and what we are building.
/deadm community: Find a place to talk, share work, and contribute ideas.
/deadm development: Follow updates and give useful feedback.
/deadm suite: Explore the Character Suite development preview.
/deadm world: Explore the open play-and-showcase server and its upcoming framework.
/deadm test: Get Early Playtester signup and current World connection instructions.
/deadm links: Share the official studio, World, YouTube, and Discord links.
/deadm pricing: Check the planned price and current release status.
/deadm support: Find the community and guidance for getting help.

These commands share their replies in the channel, so everyone can use the information. If you cannot send messages there, the reply is private instead. Errors and staff drafts are always private.

Community guides and development updates

Staff with Manage Server permission can use /deadm-update with a title and update to see a private draft. Run the command with that text and publish: true in a supported channel to post as DeadM: studio-updates for announcements, or arrivals, support, development-chat, community-showcase, and deadm-world for channel guides. Staff can also reply inside public feedback-and-ideas discussions.

Keep updates concrete: what changed, what is still in progress, and a question people can respond to. The app does not publish on a schedule or send unsolicited messages. Mentions are disabled in its replies.

What the app processes

When you use a command, Discord sends the app that command and interaction metadata. This can include user, server, and channel identifiers, permission information, and a temporary interaction token. Staff update commands also include the submitted title, update text, and publication choice. The app processes the request in memory to verify that it came from Discord, check permission to publish, and return the requested response.

Our app code does not intentionally log or persist interaction bodies, user identifiers, or interaction tokens. It has no database of your commands or conversations. Discord and Vercel, our hosting provider, may retain ordinary operational and security metadata under their own policies.

The app does not monitor channel conversations, use AI, or process purchases. Its replies contain prepared community information and links, or the exact update text submitted by authorized staff. Public replies remain in Discord until removed there; private drafts are visible only to their requester.

Privacy questions or help?

Email hello@deadm.store or reach the studio through the DeadM Discord community. Keep passwords, server keys, and private logs out of public channels.

If you email us, Zoho processes your sender address and message so DeadM can read and respond.

You can also return to DeadM or explore the Character Suite.