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Catches problems before they escalate. Detects ghost pings (when someone mentions you then deletes the message), spam, and mass mentions. You can also auto-delete messages that contain invite links, external links, or attachments, and set a maximum line limit per message. Everything runs through a strike system — once a member hits the limit, the bot automatically times them out, kicks, or bans them. You can whitelist specific channels to exempt them from these rules.

Sends a customisable welcome message when someone joins and a farewell message when they leave. You pick the channel, set the embed colour, add a description, thumbnail, footer, and image. You can preview exactly what it'll look like before going live.

Set up a message where members click an emoji to assign themselves a role. You choose the message, the emoji, and the role it gives. Members can pick up or drop roles without needing a moderator. You can remove the whole setup from a message at any time.

Automatically assigns a role to every new member the moment they join. Set it to any role you like, or turn it off entirely. One less thing for your mods to do manually.

Creates voice channels that display live server stats — total users, human members only, or bot count. The channel name updates automatically so your numbers are always current.

Build rich, formatted messages with a title, author, description, footer, and as many fields as you need. The bot walks you through it with a step-by-step builder — no code or markdown knowledge required.

Set a channel where the bot logs all moderation actions — warns, bans, kicks, timeouts, and more. Gives you a paper trail of what happened and who did it.

React to a message with a country flag emoji and the bot will translate the message into that country's language. A nice touch for international communities.

Set how many warnings a member can receive before automatic action kicks in. Choose the threshold and what happens when they cross it — timeout, kick, or ban.

Set up a giveaway with a prize, duration (e.g., 1 hour, 3 days, 1 week), and number of winners. Members enter by reacting. You can restrict entry to specific roles and designate a host. The bot handles the countdown and picks winners automatically.

Change the prize, add extra time, or adjust the winner count on a giveaway that's already running — no need to cancel and start again.

End a giveaway early whenever you want, or reroll to pick a new winner after it's finished — useful if the original winner doesn't respond or isn't eligible.

Temporarily freeze a giveaway so no new entries come in, then unpause it when you're ready. Handy if you need to sort something out mid-giveaway.

View all currently running giveaways in your server at a glance — what the prize is and which channel it's in.

Look up any member and see their tag, ID, when they joined the server, when their Discord account was created, all their roles, and a link to their avatar.

Get a summary of any channel — its type, category, position, topic, slowmode setting, and whether it's marked as NSFW. Works for text, voice, thread, and stage channels.

A full overview of the server: owner, member and bot counts, online stats, channel breakdown (text, voice, threads, categories), all roles with member counts, verification level, boost count, and creation date.

Ranked lists for three categories: XP (most active members), invites (who's brought in the most people), and reputation (who's been given the most rep). Shows the top 10 in each.

Grab any member's avatar in multiple sizes (from 64px up to 2048px), or look up details about a custom server emoji — its name, ID, and whether it's animated.

Turn on tracking and the bot records which invite link each new member used, who invited them, and how many total, fake, and left invites each member has. You can also view who invited any specific member and the exact invite code they used.

Manually add invites to a member's count (useful if some weren't tracked properly) or clear their added invites entirely. The bot recalculates their effective invite total automatically.

Already have invite links with existing usage? Import them so existing invite counts are credited to the right members — no data lost when enabling tracking on an established server.

Set up automatic role rewards based on invite count. For example: 5 invites earns "Recruiter", 20 earns "Ambassador". Add as many tiers as you want, and the bot assigns and removes roles as invite counts change.

List all active invite links for any member — shows the invite code, URL, and how many times each has been used.

Bulk-delete up to 99 messages at once with smart filters: clear everything, only messages with attachments, only bot messages, only messages with links, messages from a specific user, or messages containing a particular word or phrase.

Full control over members in voice channels — server deafen (they can't hear), voice mute (they can't speak), unmute, undeafen, disconnect from the call, or move them to a different voice channel.

Ban removes a member permanently (with an optional reason logged). Kick removes them but they can rejoin. Softban bans and immediately unbans — which clears their recent messages without a permanent ban. Unban lets you lift a ban from the banned list.

Temporarily restrict a member for a set duration (e.g., 1 hour, 1 day). They stay in the server but can't send messages, react, or join voice. Remove the timeout early if needed.

Issue warnings that are logged with the reason and who issued them. View any member's full warning history, or clear all their warnings. Pairs with the max warnings config — once they hit the limit, automatic action is taken.

Set or reset any member's server nickname via command. Useful for enforcing naming conventions or removing inappropriate names.

Members can give one "rep" point to another member every 24 hours. The bot tracks how many each person has given and received. Rep totals appear on the reputation leaderboard — a straightforward way to highlight helpful or valued community members.

Each member gets a visual rank card image showing their username, avatar, current level, XP progress, online status, and leaderboard position. Looks sharp and gives members a clear picture of where they stand.

View detailed stats for any member — messages sent, prefix and slash commands used, XP earned, current level, total voice connections, and time spent in voice channels.

Enable or disable the entire stats and ranking system for your server with a single command. When it's off, no activity is recorded.

Customise the message that's sent when a member levels up, and choose which channel level-up announcements are posted in (or turn them off entirely).

Members submit a suggestion via command and it's posted to a designated channel as a formatted embed with upvote and downvote reactions. Other members vote, and staff can approve, reject, or delete suggestions using buttons directly on the message.

Set the channel where suggestions are posted, plus optional separate channels for approved and rejected suggestions. Assign staff roles that have permission to manage suggestions. Turn the whole system on or off as needed.

Set up a ticket panel in any channel with a custom embed (title, description, footer) and an "Open a ticket" button. When a member clicks it, the bot creates a private channel only visible to them and your designated staff roles.

Create multiple ticket categories (e.g., "General Support", "Bug Report", "Sales") each with their own assigned staff roles. Add or remove categories as your needs change.

Close individual tickets or all open tickets at once. Add or remove specific users or roles from a ticket channel on the fly. Set a maximum number of tickets a member can have open at the same time, and configure a log channel where ticket activity is recorded.