Turn a Discord pick into a ready-to-open betslip
Buildr reads your pick description or screenshots, asks Pikkit to create the betslip, and replies with ordered Buildr links when the results are ready.
Three ways to use it
Your organization chooses which of these options are enabled.
Tag the Buildr bot
Add a pick description, attach 1–10 images, or do both. The bot only responds to human-authored server messages.
Reply to an existing pick
Reply to a message or image and tag the Buildr bot. Text in your reply overrides the original caption; an empty reply uses it as context.
Use an automatic channel
If an admin selected a channel, image posts there and in its child threads work without a tag. Replies and text-only posts still require one.
One image or a whole upload
QuickPick supports one to ten attached images in a message.
Separate by default
Each image creates its own betslip. Results stay in attachment order and are labeled Image 1, Image 2, and so on, so every link is tied to the image that produced it.
Combine on request
Add the standalone word combine or combined to the message. Buildr then sends every attached image as one combined QuickPick, replies “Combining N images into one QuickPick…”, and returns one link.
Example combined request
combine Friday night parlay
Attach the screenshots and tag the Buildr bot.
What the reply looks like
Multi-image uploads get one progress reply that is updated once.
Processing 2 QuickPicks…
QuickPicks complete:
Image 1 — Ketel Marte to hit a home run
https://buildr.bet/q/...
Image 2 — Aaron Judge 2+ total bases
https://buildr.bet/q/...
If one image fails, its place stays in the ordered reply while the successful links remain available. Pikkit may show updated odds.
A few useful rules
Use Discord image attachments. Link previews, embeds, stickers, bots, and webhook posts are ignored.
If your new message has attachments, Buildr uses those instead of attachments on the message you replied to.
A reply must stay in the same server channel and must explicitly tag the Buildr bot.
The bot sends no reaction or acknowledgement for a single input; it replies when the final result is ready.
What happens when you open a result link
QuickPick privacy disclosure effective August 29, 2026
When you open a Buildr QuickPick link, we record the visit so the creator can understand whether the link was used. For up to 90 days, that record may include your IP address and full browser user agent. After 90 days, we remove those raw fields and retain only pseudonymous click attribution and the QuickPick lifecycle record. Link previews and known automated visitors are identified separately from human visits.
Read the privacy policy