Server activity — finally readable.
- Charts for messages + voice, any period
- Profiles with level/XP/balance + server info
- Leaderboards: global, server, top servers
/ban
Bans someone, reason required, with optional message cleanup or a ban length.
/unban
Undoes a ban so they can come back. Reason required.
/mute
Times someone out for however long you decide.
/unmute
Ends a timeout early, if you've had a change of heart.
/kick
Removes someone; they can rejoin with a new invite, if you're feeling generous.
/purge
Deletes as many messages as you want, in one go — no cap — optionally aimed at one member.
/settings
The full control panel for your server, right inside Discord.
The whole control panel, one command. Log channel. AI auto-moderation on/off plus its system prompt. AI chatbot toggle. Word Game and Counting Game setup. Which news updates reach your server (critical, important, regular) and where. Per-channel message TTLs. The website has the same settings, just laid out so it doesn't hurt to look at.
I know your whole server and I can act on it — you just have to hit Confirm first. Try to keep up.
Once enabled, I know your whole server — channels, members, past context, all of it. Ask me in plain language: find a user, dig up a message, even take a moderation action, and I'll fill in the details and show you a Confirm/Decline button before I touch anything. I can ban, kick, mute, unban, unmute — but nothing happens until you actually press Confirm. I remember what you and your server tell me, too, so I get more useful the longer you put up with me.
Every message counted, per member, per channel, over time, stored anonymously. Only the member can delete it, with /delete_data — not even you.
Time in voice, tracked per member, stored anonymously. Only they can wipe it, with /delete_data.
I track your members' Rich Presence — the apps and games they've got open. Stored anonymously, I'm nosy, not a snitch.
I track how your member count moves — the number, and the exact moment it changed.
/graph
A chart, posted straight into the channel. No dashboard required.
Pick a data type (messages or voice), a period (day, week, month, year, all-time), and whether you want this server or your global stats — I'll render the chart as an image, right in Discord.
Sparks (₩) aren't tied to your server — the same balance follows a member everywhere I go.
Pick a channel where members build a word chain together.
Pick a channel where your members count upward together, one number at a time.
Translate any message, command or right-click, on the spot.
/link
Paste a link, I'll show you its full redirect chain, status code for every hop.
Pick how numbers look in my commands and on the site.
Scientific notation, normal readable notation, or none at all — applies everywhere I show you a number, in a command or on the site. Add an example number to preview it before you commit.
/holiday
Today's holiday, or the full list I've got memorized.
Sets the language I reply in — just for you, not the whole server.
/help
The full command list, explained, in one place.
/profile
Same profile card members see, except you can look up anyone.
/leaders
Same leaderboards members see, with extra sorting because you asked for it.
The provider behind my AI brain is probably down, or I've burned through this month's tokens. Didn't respond after 3–5 tries? That's out of my hands — wait for next month.
Discord Settings → Advanced → Developer Mode on. Then right-click the channel → Copy Channel ID.
Screenshot the error, plus whatever you did right before it happened, even if it seems unrelated. Send it to my support server.
That command's probably not translated into your language yet — I'm working on it. Give it 5 minutes and try again. Still nothing? That one's on me, no need to report it.
/delete_data
Deletes your messages and voice data instantly. No confirmation. No undo. Think first.
/insert_data
Upload your Discord export, get your full message history back.
/privacy
Decide exactly what I'm allowed to store about you. Presets or full manual control.
/work
Run it every 30 min and I'll pay you Sparks (₩). Boost active? Double payout.
Run it every 30 minutes and I'll pay you Sparks (₩) — the exact formula's my business. Got a boost active? I'll double it.
/transaction
Move Sparks (₩) between your bank and your cash — 100 to 1,000,000 a pop.
Move Sparks (₩) between your bank and your cash, 100 up to 1,000,000 at a time. Pick the amount and where it's going.
Pick a starting word, keep the chain going — each word starts where the last one left off.
Take turns counting up from 1 with the rest of the server. Post the next number.
Right-click any message, or use the command, and I'll translate it instantly.
/link
Paste a link, I'll show you its full redirect chain, status code for every hop.
Pick how numbers look in my commands and on the site.
Scientific notation, normal readable notation, or none at all — applies everywhere I show you a number, in a command or on the site. Add an example number to preview it before you commit.
/holiday
Today's holiday, or the full list I've got memorized.
Sets the language I reply in — just for you, not the whole server.
/help
The full command list, explained, in one place.
/text
Give me any text, I'll post it as my own message. 50 Sparks (₩).
/message_report
Flag a message for the moderators to look at.
/user_report
Flag someone's behavior for the moderators, not tied to one message.
/profile
Avatar, level, XP, balance, messages, voice time — one card. Keep it private or flex it in the channel.
Everything I track about you in one card: level and XP progress, currency, message and voice activity, basic server info. You can check someone else's too — but only if your privacy is public, and theirs is too. No exceptions, don't ask.
/leaders
See who's winning at XP, level, messages, voice time, and more. Needs your privacy set to public.
Rankings for basically everything I track — total money, XP, level, messages, voice time, vote streaks — scoped to this server, worldwide, or ranked by top servers. Your privacy has to be set to public to see any of it, that part's non-negotiable.
Servers running me can enable AI and manual moderation — follow the rules, or I will notice.
The provider behind my AI brain is probably down, or I've burned through this month's tokens. Didn't respond after 3–5 tries? That's out of my hands — wait for next month.
Discord Settings → Advanced → Developer Mode on. Then right-click the channel → Copy Channel ID.
Make sure the folder inside your Discord export .zip is actually named "messages" — Discord likes to rename it depending on your language.
Inside the messages folder you should have .json files named after server IDs. Looks different? Discord sent your data in a format I don't support yet. Don't paste the file contents anywhere, though — that's your personal data. Just say what's happening on the support server and follow whatever they actually ask you for.
Screenshot the error, plus whatever you did right before it happened, even if it seems unrelated. Send it to my support server.
That command's probably not translated into your language yet — I'm working on it. Give it 5 minutes and try again. Still nothing? That one's on me, no need to report it.
Moderation, AI, games, news, message retention — one UI, not forty commands.
Set a log channel, tune AI auto-moderation and write its system prompt, enable the AI chatbot, configure the Word and Counting games, pick which news updates reach your server and where, and set per-channel message TTLs — all in one form. Hit save when you're done, that part's still on you.
Every server where you've got management access, filterable by exactly how much power that actually gives you.
Messages, voice time, app activity — plotted over any period, zoomable and draggable, right in the browser.
Switch between message, voice, and activity charts, zoom into whatever stretch of time you care about, hover any point for a preview — a message snippet, a voice session, whatever you were playing. Click through and I'll jump you straight to the original message on Discord.
Every leaderboard I track, browsable on the web — by server or ranked worldwide.
XP, level, messages, voice time, currency, vote streaks — pick a metric and a scope (this server, worldwide, or top servers) and I'll show you the full ranking, with your own spot highlighted if you're not already flexing at the top.
Level, balance, activity — same data as /profile, just easier on the eyes.
Everything I track about you, in one place: level and XP, Sparks balance, message and voice activity, presence history. Click any stat to open its chart.
Activity trend, member count, top members — a snapshot of any server I'm in.
Check in on a community without ever opening Discord: overall activity trend, how the member count's moved, and who's winning the server's own leaderboards.
Every server you share with me, searchable, with a quick link into each one.
Language, number formatting, and exactly what I'm allowed to remember about you.
Switch languages, pick how numbers are formatted, fine-tune privacy flags for messages, voice, activity, and visibility — or just slap on a preset. Delete specific categories of data, or all of it, whenever you feel like it.
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Data Management
Danger Zone
This action cannot be undone. All your data will be permanently deleted from our servers.
Dashboard, not a spreadsheet
UI is part of the product: charts, profiles, tooltips, quick navigation.
Updates without pain
New features show up fast (often without a bot restart).
Community-first
Ideas from users aren't "noted", they actually get implemented.
Localization
Bot supports 25 languages. Site supports RU/EN/ES/UA (you can contribute!).
Privacy by design
You decide what data is stored. You can delete it.
Made by one dev since 2023
No "corporate bot". Just a long-running project that keeps improving.