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Eleven is proprietary software built by @bre4d777 (identified as “Owner”) and @prayag (identified as “Co-owner”) . It is not open source, and its source code isn’t publicly licensed for reuse or redistribution.

Built with

Eleven runs on:
  • discord.js — Discord API interactions and gateway connection
  • TypeScript and Node.js — application runtime
  • PostgreSQL — persistent storage for playlists, premium, and settings
  • Redis — caching and fast-access state
  • Lavalink (via Shoukaku) — audio streaming to voice channels

Audio sources

Eleven doesn’t host or store any audio files. When you play a track, Eleven searches third-party providers for a match and streams it through a Lavalink audio node in real time. Eleven acts as a relay between these services and your voice channel — it isn’t the source of the audio itself.

Third-party trademarks

Discord, Deezer, Apple Music, Spotify, Top.gg, and any other third-party names, logos, or trademarks referenced in Eleven or this documentation belong to their respective owners. Eleven is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of these companies. If you believe Eleven has surfaced content in a way that infringes your copyright, join the support server and open a ticket. Include:
  • The specific track, album, or content in question
  • Where in Eleven you encountered it (search results, playback, etc.)
  • Your contact information and a description of your rights to the content

Documentation license

The content of this documentation site is provided for reference only, to help you use Eleven. It isn’t licensed for redistribution or reuse without permission.
Last modified on July 28, 2026

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