Each module can be toggled on/off and configured via the web panel. All of the following are features that work today.
Bans, kicks, timeouts, and warnings are each assigned a case number. The reason, duration, and moderator are recorded.
If the same person breaks the rules again, the penalty automatically escalates: first a warning, then a mute, then a ban. You define the tiers.
Members can right-click a message to report it to staff. Summarize long discussions in a few sentences by clicking “Summarize with AI”.
Delete the last 50 messages, today's messages, or messages from a specific person. Deleted messages remain in the logs.
Lock a channel or enable slow mode with a single command when things get chaotic.
Deleted and edited messages, joins/leaves, voice activity, role changes. 20,000 events per server, filterable and exportable in the panel.
Filters are synced with Discord's native AutoMod; messages can be blocked before they are even sent.
Detects evasions like adding dots between letters, using numbers (e.g., s1k), stretching letters, or swapping characters (ş/s, ı/i, ğ/g) by normalizing them. You can add your own word list and define exceptions.
Consecutive messages, repeating the same message, invite links, unauthorized sites, all-caps shouting, and mass mentions can be toggled individually.
Temporarily locks the server if there are too many joins in a short time. Can assign a quarantine role to newly created accounts.
If an account deletes channels/roles or mass-bans in succession, its permissions are revoked. Deleted channels are restored.
Daily backups of channels, categories, roles, and permissions. Restore to any backup with a single command.
Joins the conversation when mentioned or addressed by name. You define its personality and speaking style in the panel.
Remembers who it talked to about what and can reference topics from other channels. Keeps unwanted channels private.
“Mute the spammer for 10 minutes”, “open a voice channel called games”, “post that there is a tournament tomorrow in announcements”. Every request is checked against the user's Discord permissions.
Learns the meaning of the server's custom emojis and sends relevant GIFs.
When you say “Say good morning to everyone in voice”, it joins the voice channel and says it. Different voices can be selected.
“What time is it in Tokyo?”, “Is it going to rain in Ankara tomorrow?” Live time and 3-day weather forecast for anywhere in the world.
Answers questions like “Who spent the most time in voice this week?” by looking at actual logs.
No one can trick the bot by saying “I am the server owner”. Permissions are read directly from Discord.
Song titles, YouTube, SoundCloud, and Spotify links, and playlists.
Bass boost, nightcore, vaporwave, 8D, karaoke, clear vocals. Volume control, seek, and loop.
DJ role, 24/7 mode, personalized saved playlists, DM control panel for those who want it, music ban.
Welcome card with avatar, farewell message for leavers, DM, separate auto-roles for humans and bots.
Users get their own room when they enter the hub channel. Lock, hide, limit, invite, and transfer ownership with buttons.
Notifies staff in voice via DM when someone enters the waiting room, pull them in with one click. Plays an audio alert if no one checks.
Button-based entry, role and account age requirements, random winner when time expires, re-roll.
Message, voice, and stream durations; weekly and all-time rankings.
Everyone saves their birthday once; the bot celebrates on that day and assigns a 24-hour birthday role. You can keep it private: hidden birthdays are not revealed to anyone.
“Remind me about the meeting in 2 hours”, “remind me about the bill tomorrow at 09:00”. Notifies you via DM when the time comes.
“Give VIP to Ali for 3 days”: the role is automatically removed when the time expires, even if the bot restarts.
Real-time message feed in the panel, hourly charts, most active channels and members.
Log in with your Discord account. Moderators see logs and cases, administrators see settings, and the server owner sees everything. Every setting change is saved along with who made it.
