One incident center for the full picture
Bring the event, evidence, timeline, and owner into one case, then move through containment, recovery, and documented approval.
- Separate fact from inference
- Preview before recovery
Protection, moderation, tickets, team operations, onboarding, and analytics in one flow. See what needs a decision, act with clear authority, and return to a documented trail.
Priority, context, and action in one place.
The current platform works today, and the new plan expands it in stages. Every module shows its status so you can distinguish what is available from what is being built.
Bring the event, evidence, timeline, and owner into one case, then move through containment, recovery, and documented approval.
Clear conditions, branches, and risk levels with simulation before publishing, versioning, and rollback.
Departments, forms, channels or threads, flexible assignment, a requester portal, transcripts, and organized export.
Granular module roles, assignment, priority, status, optional shifts, and escalation when response is delayed.
Ready templates for raids, destructive actions, and bots, followed by advanced thresholds, exceptions, simulation, and best-effort recovery.
Reorder welcome, verification, roles, and messages, with a preview before members see the result.
Drafts, analysis, and configuration or action suggestions, with per-source access and mandatory human confirmation.
A clear summary first, then member, engagement, protection, and ticket reports with explicit periods and data sources.
The sequence keeps context intact across the bot, dashboard, and team.
A protection event, ticket, or team request arrives with its full context.
Logs, authorization, source, and time meet in one auditable path.
The right person receives a clear action and its expected impact.
Every material change leaves an outcome and a trace you can revisit.
Every dense editor separates common decisions into a basic level and rules or exceptions into an advanced level. Active states and risks never disappear in the background.
Clear templates, fewer decisions, and a review before activation.
Thresholds, exceptions, permissions, simulation, and versions.
Access to messages or logs is not a hidden detail. The platform presents data scope before activation, ties access to authorization, and keeps a clear trace of exports and changes.
Settings, limits, and access remain independent for every server.
The server owner delegates each module freely within security and authorization controls.
Each module has its own retention period, plus access and export history for sensitive data.
Message storage scope and use are made clear before activation.
Each server has its own subscription and limits. Start free, then move only when your operations need more room.
Build the foundation and try the core management tools.
For small communities that need higher limits.
For active servers and growing moderation teams.
For large communities with demanding operations.
Prices are in USD, billed monthly per server.
Direct answers about current availability, privacy, plans, and how decisions work.
Moderation, protection, tickets, welcome flows, logs, analytics, and assisted AI already exist at different levels. The incident center, visual automation, team operations, and advanced ticketing are approved expansions being built on the new security foundation.
Yes. There is a free plan with clear limits and three paid monthly plans. Limits are enforced by the server, not only by the browser.
No. It can provide analysis, a draft, or a suggestion, but every sensitive action requires confirmation from an authorized person.
Basic setup focuses on common decisions and ready templates. Advanced setup exposes thresholds, exceptions, rules, and customization without hiding active states or risks.
Yes. After signing in, you select a server and manage its settings, team, and plan independently from the others.
Yes. Both languages have equal priority, with full right-to-left and left-to-right interface support.
Sign in with Discord, choose a server, and review permissions before enabling any setting.