Every feature.
No premium tier.

The biggest batch so far: the things people asked for most often, plus a few that sit behind a paid plan elsewhere. All of it without premium, without paid add-ons and without a watermark. The only caps are the ones Discord imposes or the ones that keep a list from growing forever — and every one of them is written out below.

• “If A, then B” rulesYou join an event on the server to something the bot does — no more asking anyone for a script or adding a second bot for one small thing.
• Server economyA currency people earn by showing up and a shop that turns it into a role. The reason is simple: a rank by itself does nothing, while a role bought with your own coins means something.
• Custom commandsYour own command in Discord's list with your own text — for the rules, a channel guide, a Minecraft server link or whatever people ask about for the three hundredth time.
• Auto repliesThe bot answers by itself when a given text shows up in chat. No command, no asking — “how do I join the server” gets an answer at once, not when a staff member happens to be looking.
• Scheduled announcements and remindersA message that goes out by itself at a set hour, and a reminder for one person. Two different things solving the same problem: something has to speak up when nobody is at the keyboard.
• Counter channelsA voice channel whose name shows a number — how many people on the server, how many boosts, how many holders of a role. Visible straight from the channel list, no command needed.
• Raid protectionAutomod looks at message content and that is not enough. A raid is thirty fresh accounts joining within half a minute, each sending one message — none of them breaks any rule on its own.
• Notifications from Kick and from any RSS feedKick and RSS join YouTube and Twitch. RSS means practically any blog, news site or channel that publishes a feed — and nearly all of them do.
• Music quizThe bot plays a snippet, people guess in chat. It follows naturally from the music we already have — and it is the only thing in this batch that is simply fun rather than a tool.
• Twitch chat XPChatting on Twitch adds XP to Discord levels. For a streamer that makes one community in two places instead of two separate ones where only one counts.
• GIF search and lookup commandsSmall things whose absence you notice only when you have to add a third bot to get them.
• Forms and applicationsA ticket answers “I have an issue”, a form answers “I want to apply”. Until now a moderator application looked like an ordinary ticket here: a private channel with not a single question, and the staff asked the same things every time.
• Channels that clear themselvesFor channels like “drop your link”, “counting to a million” and “cat pictures”: the history serves nobody there, and after a year the channel holds a hundred thousand messages and takes half a minute to open.
• Notes written by the membersA short note that ANYONE saves, not only the staff. For a link to a map, to a sign-up sheet, to somebody's guide — the things people ask about for the twentieth time and that do not deserve a command of their own.
• An “away” statusThe bot answers on behalf of someone who is away. Without it, a person writes to you three times over two hours and finally decides you are ignoring them.
• Roles anyone takes themselvesRole panels do the same with a button, but a panel has to be found on the channel where it was posted. A command works everywhere, and still works six months later when that channel has long scrolled away.
• Role protectionRules, custom commands, the shop and level rewards can all grant roles. Which means whoever can add a rule can also give themselves any role the bot can reach — and no server wants that.
• Three commands just for funThe small stuff people add a third bot for. Three commands, not thirty — the server's command list should stay readable.
• Everything from the panel, not only from commandsMost of the things above have their own page in this panel. The reason is simple: an “if A, then B” rule can be typed as a command, but it cannot be read back from a Discord list — and settings get read more often than changed. The fun commands, the lookup commands and AFK have no page, because there is nothing in them to set.