Colbo handles the busywork of your Discord server
One bot instead of five. Moderation, support tickets, giveaways, captcha verification and message reporting, all configured in one place.
One bot instead of five. Moderation, support tickets, giveaways, captcha verification and message reporting, all configured in one place.
Warn, timeout, kick, ban, bulk delete messages and lock channels through slash commands. Warnings are stored per member and every action is logged, so staff can always see what happened and who handled it.
Filter messages by word lists, blocked domains and message rules. You decide what gets caught and choose the action that follows.
Members open a ticket from a panel, pick a category and get their own channel. Staff can pull in extra people when needed, and a full transcript is saved when the ticket closes.
Anyone can report a message by reacting with โ ๏ธ or using a command. Moderators get it with its context and buttons to warn, mute or ban straight from the report, with presets for common cases like scam links.
New members solve an image captcha before they can talk. The image can use your server's logo and colors, so verification looks like part of your server.
Set a prize and a duration, optionally with a custom banner. Colbo tracks entries, picks winners when the timer ends and can export the participant list.
Build embeds and button or select menus visually, with live preview, and save them as reusable templates. Buttons can be wired to actions like handing out roles.
When a message collects enough star reactions it gets posted to your starboard channel, so the best moments don't get buried.
Set up language categories that members join from a hub message. Each language gets its own channels, visible only to the people who opted in.
Members submit questions and vote on them. Moderators open and close submissions and see questions sorted by popularity, which works well for AMAs and community talks.
Per-channel rules for forum posts: cooldowns between posts, auto-closing threads on keywords like "sold", and archiving of inactive threads. Built with marketplace forums in mind.
Server events are sorted into thread groups so one channel doesn't drown in noise. You pick which events to log, and specific users or channels can be excluded.
Counts messages and moderation activity over time, so you can see how the server is doing instead of guessing.
Follows the NFT collections you choose through OpenSea's live stream and posts sales and listings as cards in a channel of your choice.
A live member count in a channel name, mini games like dice and rock paper scissors, inactivity notices for staff roles, and a few other conveniences.