Pause leveling to stop the bot from awarding XP. Useful while resetting the leaderboard.

Choose which channel level-up notifications are sent to. Defaults to the channel where the user leveled up.

If the bot can't detect Nitro boosters automatically, enter your server's booster role ID here.

Messages in these channels will not award XP. Useful for counting, spam, or bot channels.

Fine-tune how quickly members level up and how much of an advantage boosters have.

Assign a role when a member reaches a specific level. The previous level role is automatically removed.

Send a message when a member leaves the server. Disabled by default.

Add up to 15 goodbye messages below. One will be chosen at random when someone leaves. Supports {user}, {server}, {memberCount}.

Send a private DM to every new member when they join. Disabled by default. Some users have DMs turned off — the bot will silently skip them.

Members can use /confess to post a completely anonymous message to a dedicated channel. The bot posts it without revealing who sent it — not even in logs. Disabled by default.

Members join a special "Create Channel" voice channel and the bot instantly creates a private voice channel just for them. When everyone leaves, it gets automatically deleted. Disabled by default.

This is the "Join to Create" channel. When a member joins it, a new temp VC is created and they are moved to it.

New temp VCs will be created inside this category. If left empty, they go in the same category as the trigger channel.

Supports {username} (the member's display name). Example: {username}'s Squad

0 = unlimited. The channel owner can change this later using /vc limit.

Messages that hit the vote threshold get reposted here. Leave blank to disable.

💡 Use /starboard [message link] to manually pin any message to the starboard.

Messages from these channels will never appear on the starboard, even if they hit the threshold.

Choose how the bot tallies reactions when deciding if a message qualifies.

How is the minimum vote count calculated?

Every moderation action — ban, temp-ban, kick, mute, or warn — automatically creates a numbered case. Cases are your permanent moderation history. You can also look up any case in Discord with /case [number].

What is a case number? Every time a moderator takes action, the bot assigns the next available case number for your server (starting at #1). This lets you reference specific incidents later — e.g. "see case #14 for context."

Automatically assign a role to new members when they join the server.