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Kliv is an AI app builder. Describe the guild armory database and crafting tracker you want — recipes, crafters, material bank, request board, Discord, and rank access — and it builds it.
Just enter your idea into the text box and AI will build it for you
Kliv isn’t a wiki product you fill in — it’s an AI that builds software for you.
You describe the app you need in plain words, and Kliv builds the database, rules, screens, integrations, and member access. You own the result and can change it later by asking. It isn’t a static spreadsheet or wiki.
On this page, that app is a guild armory database and crafting tracker. Kliv builds all kinds of web apps; this one keeps recipes, crafters, bank stock, requests, Discord updates, and officer access in one place.
A wiki can record recipes, but it cannot stop a materials draw the bank cannot cover. It cannot balance a ledger, know who can craft which item, or keep officer notes away from regular members.
Kliv builds the armory as a database with rules. Recipes, bank turns, crafting requests, contribution credit, and rank-scoped rooms live as records the guild can query and audit.
The armory is six kinds of fact, each with its own rule.
Each recipe stores materials, quantities, station, and the patch it was last verified against.
The roster shows who knows each pattern and at what skill, so requests can offer eligible crafters.
Turn-ins and draws share one running ledger. A draw the stock cannot cover is declined.
Open asks carry the recipe, reserved materials, and eligible crafters.
Turn-ins and fills earn credit on member records, so priority can follow the ledger.
Raid comps, recruitment notes, and loot-council history are scoped by rank.
Here’s how one guild might use an armory built with Kliv. It’s only an example — you would describe your own game, ranks, recipes, bank rules, and Discord channels.
A raider asks for Tempest Greaves. The board attaches the recipe, material list, and three roster members who know the pattern.
The crafting channel receives the post automatically through a connection the guild authorized once.
The bank ledger reserves the materials and records which stack, for which item, and on whose authority.
When the item is done, the requester spends credit and the crafter earns credit. The priority queue uses those records later.
Weeks later, Nadia can answer where the starmetal went by reading the ledger, not by replaying channel arguments.
Kliv builds from your description, so include recipes, ranks, bank rules, Discord channels, supporter tiers, and who can edit what. The more detail you give, the closer the first version.
Recipes, ledger, and officer-edited roster.
“Build a guild armory site for Emberhold. Track recipes with material quantities and verified patch numbers, keep a materials bank ledger with turn-ins and draws, let officers edit the crafter roster, and block draws that exceed current stock.”
Requests reserve materials and ping Discord.
“Build a crafting request board for my MMO guild. Members request items, the app reserves materials from the bank, eligible crafters can claim the work, filled requests post to #crafting in Discord, and officers can audit every draw.”
Free roster and a $3 supporter tier.
“Build a guild hub with a free member roster, a $3 monthly supporter tier on our own Stripe account that unlocks early raid signups, and an armory database behind member login.”
Membership is the login. Joining Emberhold can run through checkout at a price of zero, creating the roster entry, account, and armory access together. A $3 supporter tier can run on the guild’s own Stripe account, and early-signup access can close when support lapses.
Search uses the guild’s own records. A search for “fire-resist boots” can find the right pattern even if the item name differs, because recipes, raid notes, and five years of bank history are indexed.
Discord stays where people talk. The app posts fills and low-stock alerts into Discord, while the ledger keeps a history screenshots cannot edit.
Paid membership patterns are covered at the membership solutions page.
Kliv is an AI app builder. You describe your guild armory, and it builds a real app for recipes, crafters, bank stock, requests, Discord posts, and rank access.
A real app. Your guild ranks, recipes, bank rules, request flow, and Discord channels are built into the database and screens.
Yes. You can update recipes, add ranks, change request rules, or add channels by asking.
No, if you scope them that way. Rank rules apply before pages render.
Discord is good for talk. The armory keeps the bank, roster, credit, and requests as records the guild can audit.
No. The roster can be small or large without Kliv charging per member.
Yes. Supporter payments can run through the guild’s own Stripe account, and access can follow payment status.
Recipes are data. You can update costs and use the verified patch field to flag anything not yet rechecked.
Yes. The app can post request fills, low-stock alerts, and publish events to the channels you choose.
Yes. The guild hub can run on your own domain.
Yes. The app’s code syncs to your own Git repository, so leaving is a git pull rather than a rebuild.
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Describe the recipes, bank rules, request flow, Discord channels, and rank access. Kliv builds the armory that enforces them.