Built for real servers, not demos.

A full suite, on Discord or the web

Ban, kick, mute, warn, and purge — as slash commands, or as a form right on the dashboard, for staff who don't have Discord open.

• Who can use each one is completely managed by the Permissions manager — not by handing out real Discord permissions
• Target by username or Discord user ID, not just raw IDs
• /purge 10 deletes the last 10 messages; /purge with no number clears the whole channel, behind a confirm step — and posts a "purge completed" embed anyone in the channel can see
• Rank rules apply everywhere — you can't punish someone who outranks or matches you, on either side
• The punished member gets a DM explaining what happened and why; every action — from Discord or the site — lands in one moderation log, filterable by moderator or action type
• Add or remove a role across a whole page of selected members at once from the dashboard, instead of clicking through them one by one

Filters you actually control

A banned-word list and a link/invite filter, both managed from the dashboard — no code, no pull requests.

• Swear filter: whole-word, case-insensitive matching — won't flag a word for containing one as a substring
• Link filter: block just Discord invite links (stop server advertising) or block all links entirely
• Both come with starter templates you can load and edit instead of writing a list from scratch
• Deletes the message, posts a self-deleting notice, and logs it — staff with Manage Messages are never filtered
• Both lists are cached in memory, not re-read from the database on every message — busy servers don't add real load

A proper welcome, without lifting a finger

Set a channel and a message once — ModSentry handles every join and leave from there.

• {user}, {username}, {server}, and {membercount} placeholders fill in automatically
• Optionally hands new members a role the instant they join, no bot commands needed
• Leave messages can post to a different channel than welcomes
• Uses the same member-list access already granted for the staff list — nothing new to authorize

A staff list that keeps itself current

One message, always up to date, in a channel you pick.

• One role per row, with everyone in it actually @mentioned — not just named
• Pick the embed color to match your server's branding
• Updates automatically a few seconds after anyone's staff role changes, batched so a bulk update doesn't spam edits
• Or hit "Post / refresh now" to push it on demand

Reaction roles, built and posted from the dashboard

Map any emoji — unicode or a custom server emoji — to a role, and post the panel to a channel.

• React to get the role, remove the reaction to lose it — handled automatically
• Edit and re-post an existing panel and it updates the live message and re-syncs the reactions to match
• As many emoji → role mappings per panel as you need
• Mark a panel exclusive to make it single-pick — choosing a new role in the group automatically drops whichever one you had

A verification gate before anyone sees the rest of the server

One button, one role, no captcha or bot-guessing games — pair it with Discord's own channel permissions to keep everything else hidden until someone clicks through.

• Post a Verify button to any channel, with your own message text
• Clicking it grants the role you picked — instantly, no waiting on staff
• Enable, disable, or re-post the panel any time from Settings; re-posting edits the same message in place

A real permissions manager, not just Manage Server

Everyone logs into the dashboard with their own Discord account — and what they can do there is entirely up to you.

• Every role on the server is listed, collapsed by default — click one to expand it and see (and change) exactly what it can do, with an at-a-glance badge for how many pages and commands it already has
• Grant a role access to specific dashboard sections (tickets, embeds, reaction roles, moderation, settings) without giving it any real Discord permission
• Grant a role specific moderation commands, one at a time — a helper can /mute without being able to /ban; a moderator can /ban without /unban
• The owner and real Administrators always have full access; the Permissions page itself can't be handed off, so a granted role can never expand its own access
• You only ever see and manage servers you're the owner of, have Manage Server on, or have been granted access to — never anyone else's
• Currently in closed, invite-controlled beta — see the front page for availability

Note: ModSentry's role needs to sit above the roles you want it to manage in Server Settings → Roles — otherwise ticket access, staff ranks, mutes, and reaction roles won't work for those roles.

The small stuff that adds up

• /help — a quick reference of just the commands you can actually use, grouped by what they do
• /poll — a reaction poll with up to 5 options, optionally auto-closing after a set time
• /info — see exactly what access you (or anyone else) has, plus a check/cross next to every single command
• /introduction — ModSentry introduces itself in-channel: what it does, how to set it up, and who added it
• Server stats voice channels show a live member, online, or boost count, renamed automatically every few minutes
• DMs anyone who messages it directly with the invite link, the dashboard, and a quick rundown