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Moderation
Numbered cases, tempbans lifted on time, warning ladders, appeals, filtered purge, channel locks that restore the exact previous permissions.
See the commands →Everything your server needs, and nothing it did not ask for.
One bot for everything, configured from a web dashboard, in three languages.
- Moderation, auto-moderation and complete event logs
- Leveling, stats and welcomes with image cards
- Tickets, giveaways, invites and a dozen community modules
Or explore a sample server, no account needed
English, French, Spanish
Set up from the dashboard, no config syntax to learn
Every module off by default
2500+ members protected
Live public status
- 55
- commands
- 9
- modules
- 12
- automod filters
- 3
- languages
What it does
Modules
Turn on only what you use. Anything you never enable stores nothing and runs nothing.
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Auto-moderation
Twelve filters with their own sanction and thresholds, anti-raid, anti-nuke, and a dehoist that cleans nicknames squatting the top of the member list.
Set up from the dashboard →📋
Logging
Every event as a readable embed in the channels you pick, with the audit log answering who did it, and inviter tracking on joins.
Set up from the dashboard →📈
Leveling
Message and voice XP, image rank cards, role rewards, multipliers, double-XP events, activity streaks and a prestige system.
See the commands →🎫
Tickets
Topics, a reason modal, support roles, claim and priority, inactivity auto-close, and Discord-like HTML transcripts on close.
Set up from the dashboard →🔊
Temporary voice
Join to create, one lobby per style, and a button panel to rename, limit, lock, trust, transfer, or run a waiting room.
Set up from the dashboard →🎉
Giveaways
Classic draws, multi-prize and first-come drop mode, entry requirements, weighted bonus entries, reroll and scheduling.
See the commands →📊
Activity stats
Image dashboards for the server or one member: messages, voice time, contributors, tops and a multi-period chart.
See the commands →🧩
Community
Welcome cards and captcha, confessions, suggestions, polls, role menus, birthdays, reminders, counting and a fun pack.
See the commands →Two minutes
Running in three steps
Nothing to install and no file to edit. Everything happens in your server, and the dashboard follows.
Add the bot
The invite asks for the permissions the modules need. Missing one degrades that feature instead of blocking the bot, so you can refuse what you do not want.
Add to DiscordOpen the dashboard
Sign in with Discord, pick your server: the language, the log channels and the colours are three fields. The bot already speaks your server's language when it arrives, so this is a confirmation more than a form.
Open the dashboardSwitch on what you use
One card per module, one switch each. Turn on what you want and it starts there and then; what you skip keeps doing nothing. The /setup panels in Discord do the same, if that is where you live.
Seen in Discord
What your members see
Cards are rendered by the bot itself, in your server's colour.
Play the demo
Why this one
Why E.N.D
Side by side with the big bots, on the things you can check.
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Image cards: rank, welcome, stats
E.N.D FreeThe big bots Often premium -
Moderation, automod, anti-raid
E.N.D Free, foreverThe big bots Limited, then paid -
Configuration
E.N.D Panels inside Discord and a dashboardThe big bots The dashboard only -
On arrival in your server
E.N.D Everything off, nothing storedThe big bots Plenty already running -
French and Spanish
E.N.D Everywhere, cards includedThe big bots Interface mostly in English
Before you ask
Questions worth asking before you add a bot
What does it cost?
Everything on this page works without paying anything, and the modules a server relies on stay that way. The paid tiers raise ceilings and add extras; the premium page lists every line, and nothing a server already uses is ever taken away.
What does it do with my members' messages?
Auto-moderation reads a message in memory to decide whether it breaks a rule, then forgets it. Nothing is stored in bulk. What a feature records on purpose, a ticket transcript for instance, is kept and described in the privacy policy.
What happens if I remove the bot?
Collection stops immediately for that server. The configuration is kept for a short while so a re-invite finds it intact, then deleted. Anything can be deleted sooner on request, from the support server.
Do I have to give it Administrator?
No. The invite asks for the permissions the modules need, and a missing one degrades that single feature rather than blocking the bot. Grant less, and the rest keeps working.
Does it work in my language?
English, French and Spanish, in the commands, the panels, the logs and the image cards. A server picks its language once and every member sees it.
Where do I get help?
The support server, linked at the top and bottom of this page. It is where questions, bug reports and feature requests go.
Opt in, not opt out
- ✓A freshly added bot runs nothing in the background and stores nothing. Each module is switched on from the setup panels, and anything tied to a channel stays inert until you pick that channel.
- ✓Messages are scanned in memory for auto-moderation and never stored in bulk. Only what a feature explicitly records is kept, such as a ticket transcript.
- ✓Removing the bot stops all collection for that server, and its data can be deleted on request. Activity details expire on their own after 30 to 60 days.
Your server, running the way you meant it to.
Two minutes from the invite to the first configured module. Everything is off until you decide otherwise.