Nexus runs moderation, leveling, economy, tickets, music, and setup for your Discord server — so your staff can moderate, and everyone else can just hang out.
What it does
Not a moderation bot with extras bolted on — moderation, economy, and community tools built as equal citizens from the start.
Warnings that escalate themselves, temp-bans that lift on schedule, sticky roles that survive a rejoin, and a full server log of every action.
/warnescalation/lockdown/modlog
Chat-based XP with role rewards at chosen levels, plus a coin economy — daily claims, jobs, gambling, an admin-configurable shop.
/rank/shop/tree
Private support tickets that auto-close when they go quiet, and a rules-gate wizard that locks the server until new members accept.
/ticket/createonboarding
Queue-based YouTube playback for the voice channel, plus a custom soundboard your members upload clips to and click to play.
/play/soundboard
Giveaways, starboard, suggestions, reaction roles, invite competitions with a live-updating leaderboard, and sticky announcements.
/giveaway/competition stats
Wizards that generate a full channel layout, staff role hierarchy, or an entire themed server — fonts, separators, and all — in minutes.
/dfchannels/createserver
A guided setup wizard walks through the essentials with real channel and role pickers; a 25-subcommand /config covers everything else.
/setup/config
Warn, timeout, pin, report, or star something without typing a command — right-click a user or message and pick it from the menu.
WarnAdd to Starboard
Trivia, 8-ball, rock-paper-scissors, memes, and a tree you grow over days — small commands worth actually running.
/trivia/tree plant
Worth a closer look
Run /setup and Nexus walks through welcome messages, autorole, mod logging, tickets, starboard, and auto-mod one at a time — with real channel and role dropdowns, not IDs to copy and paste. Skip anything you don't want and re-run it later.
/createserver asks what kind of server this is — Roblox, Minecraft, Geometry Dash, Gorilla Tag — then builds matching channels, a staff hierarchy, notification roles, and a VIP shop role around it. Run it again later to restyle the separator, font, or role emojis without rebuilding anything.
/warnescalation builds a ladder — hit 3 warnings, get timed out; hit 5, get kicked — and it fires whether the warning came from a moderator or auto-mod. Bans can carry a duration and lift themselves; nothing needs a follow-up command.
Anyone with Manage Messages can upload a short clip; /soundboard shows every clip as a button. Click one, and it plays in your voice channel — rate-limited per person so it can't be spammed into the ground.
The full list
/helpEvery command Nexus ships, grouped the same way /help shows them in Discord.
Getting started
Use the invite link and pick your server. Nexus asks for the permissions it needs up front — nothing hidden, nothing added later.
/setupPick channels and roles from real dropdowns for welcome messages, mod logging, tickets, and auto-mod. Skip whatever you don't need yet.
/helpEverything else — economy, music, the soundboard, server builders — is one command away, organized by category.
Free to add, configured in a minute, done in an afternoon.
Add Nexus to your server