Documentation

Community features

Counting, categories, booster perks, polls, suggestions, the starboard, birthdays and temporary voice rooms.

The smaller things a server runs on. Most are off in a fresh server and switch on individually from Admin › Engagement.

Counting

One channel where members count upwards, one number at a time, and the bot keeps score.

  • A wrong number, or the same person twice in a row, breaks the run.
  • The current count, the record and who holds it are all readable from the menu.
  • Counting is bound to its channel and cannot be moved without losing the run, which is why it is the one feature this bot will not relocate for you automatically.

Categories

The bot can build and manage whole categories of channels for you — create the channels, set the permissions, wire the features that belong in them, and later unbind them again without deleting anything.

Each category can also carry an access tier, so a category can be opened to everyone, to a role, or to named members. Members see what they may see; the rest is not merely locked, it is absent.

Booster perks and Prison

Two ends of the same idea: what a server does with the members it wants to keep, and the ones it does not.

  • Booster perks — Discord server boosters can be given a standing bonus (a fixed +10% XP) and their own perks screen.
  • Prison — an escalating timeout that moves a member through configured stages rather than applying one blunt punishment. Each stage has its own dwell time; sitting through one moves you to the next, harsher one until the terminal stage, which does not escalate further. It is a moderation tool with a sense of humour, and it is entirely optional.

Polls and suggestions

  • Polls — any member can open one and everybody votes with buttons.
  • Suggestions — members submit ideas into one channel and an admin approves or declines each, with the outcome posted back.

Starboard

When a message collects enough ⭐ reactions the bot reposts it to a highlights channel, so the best moments of a server end up in one place instead of scrolling away. Needs a channel before it can be switched on.

Birthdays

Members save a birthday and the bot announces it on the day, in the timezone the server is configured for rather than the host's.

Temporary voice rooms

Joining a hub channel creates a voice room for that member, which deletes itself once everyone leaves. No more graveyard of dead voice channels nobody wants to be the one to remove.

Reminders

Members ask the bot to remind them about something later, and it messages them when the time comes.

Help and Feedback

Both live on the More tab.

  • Help explains each area of the bot in its own words, from inside the bot, so nobody has to come to this website to work out what a button does.
  • Feedback sends a note to the server's admins without leaving Discord.