BedrockRelay

BedrockRelay connects your Minecraft Bedrock world to Discord. Chat flows both ways, with Discord role colours carried into the game, and joins, leaves, deaths and achievements are posted with each player's head. Send it to as many channels, across as many Discord servers, as you like - each channel picks its own direction and events. Several worlds can share one channel too.

It works whichever way your world is hosted. On a Bedrock Dedicated Server, BedrockRelay installs its pack for you over SFTP from the dashboard (or you can download it and install it by hand), and you see every change before anything is written. On a Minecraft Realm there are no files to touch at all: sign in with the Realm owner's Microsoft account and a relay bot joins as a hidden player, using one player slot. Realms don't need any experiments, so they keep their achievements.

Proximity voice lets players hear whoever is standing next to them. Players link their Discord account with /relay link and join a voice lobby. When they're close together in the world, BedrockRelay moves them into a private voice room, and back to the lobby when they wander off, change dimension or log out. There's nothing for players to install, so it works on any device, and coordinates never reach Discord.

Everything is managed from one dashboard: who's online and today's activity for every world with 30 days of history, channel routes, and reviewed plugins that add extra commands - on servers and Realms alike. From inside Discord, /relay online shows who's playing and /relay run runs commands the owner has allowed.

BedrockRelay also speaks the same script events as BedrockBridge, so addons like Bedrock Statistics, Bedrock Advancements and BedrockMap keep posting to Discord with no changes.