Where to look first
Use the official Roblox experience page and Janitors Studios community as the identity anchors for Build the Pyramid!. These are the places to check for developer-owned announcements, current game access, and links that the developer chooses to publish. A search result, video description, or Discord invite can help you discover a community, but discovery is not the same as official ownership.
This site does not scrape private Discord channels or ask for private credentials. If an official community links to another channel, verify the link from that public announcement and do not share your Roblox password, cookie, recovery code, or payment information. Private servers can be useful for timing a clean route, but they can also change the player mix and therefore the way a team completion estimate behaves.
A safe community check
Start at Roblox
Open the official experience and developer community links from the public pages.
Check the announcement source
Prefer a post made by Janitors Studios or an official Roblox surface when verifying a code, pass, or update.
Treat private servers as a test environment
Use one to time routes or coordinate friends, but record that the server condition differs from a public server.
Report suspicious claims
Do not install scripts or enter credentials. Leave the page and use Roblox reporting tools for scams.
Community FAQ
Is there an official Build the Pyramid Discord?
This site does not treat an unverified invite as official. Start from the Janitors Studios Roblox community and use only a public developer-owned announcement as evidence.
Are private servers free?
Availability and price are controlled by the live Roblox experience. Check the current Roblox/private-server UI rather than relying on an old guide.
Can I send my Roblox login for a code check?
Never. A legitimate code check should not require your password, cookie, or recovery information.