Find a party with LFG, moderate with a full audit trail, run a real in-server economy, promote staff through an actual rank ladder — and switch any single command on or off, per server, whenever you want.
This is what actually runs in a channel — not a mockup.
Grouped by what teams use it for — not padded into identical cards.
Post a game and a party size, people join or leave with a click, and the whole group gets pinged the instant it fills up. Posts auto-expire so the channel never fills with dead LFG calls.
Numbered cases, full member history, and six categories of server logs — messages, members, roles, channels, voice, and server changes — each routable to its own channel.
Daily rewards, jobs, a wallet-and-bank split, coinflips, and a live leaderboard — the kind of long-running economy people actually check back for.
Slurs are blocked by default; regular profanity is left alone unless you say otherwise. Media can be locked to a single role, server-wide, in one command.
Custom name, custom color, custom emoji — capped by an admin, self-served by the booster.
Each opens a private channel automatically. Accepting a staff application grants the entry-level rank on the spot.
This is a real sequence, so it gets numbered.
A dedicated "Apply for Staff" button opens a private channel — no DMs to admins, no lost applications.
Only the reviewer role or server managers can click Accept — anyone else gets told no, quietly.
No manual role assignment. The rank ladder you've configured decides which role that is.
To promote someone into a rank, you need to hold a rank at least two steps above it — or be an administrator.
This is the short list. The full command reference has all of it.