Modique — everything your server needs, in one bot. No clutter, no chaos.

The last management bot you'll ever add.

Most bots solve one problem. Modique solves the problem of having too many bots.

You know the feeling — one bot for moderation, another for leveling, a third for tickets, a fourth for giveaways, a fifth for stream alerts, and suddenly your member list has more bots than staff. Modique replaces all of them. Not by being average at everything, but by being genuinely good at each thing it does.

What it actually does

Moderation that doesn't stop at /ban.

Ban, kick, timeout, mute, warn, clear, lock, nuke, slowmode — the full toolkit. But the part that matters is what happens after the command: every action is logged, warnings accumulate toward automatic escalation (warn, then timeout, then kick, then ban — thresholds you choose), and a canvas-rendered warning card lands in front of the user so there's no ambiguity about why. ModView gives your staff a moderation overview inside Discord. ModLog keeps the trail clean and readable. And underneath it all, a hash-chained audit log records every configuration change — tamper-evident, reviewable, permanent.

Two layers of AutoMod — because rules are fast and AI is thorough.

Layer one is a rule engine: spam, bad words, links, Discord invites, caps abuse, mention floods. Each filter has its own action and its own bypass list, and filters re-run on edited messages, so "type, then edit" isn't a loophole.

Layer two is AI moderation. It watches harassment, hate, self-harm, violence, sexual content and their graphic variants, can scan images as well as text, and batches its work so a busy channel doesn't burn through your quota. There's an alert-only mode for when you want eyes before enforcement, and per-role and per-channel bypasses for when context matters. You configure all of it visually — no JSON, no regex, no guessing.

Engagement that makes members want to stay.

A full leveling system awarding XP for both messages and voice activity. Canvas-rendered rank cards. Coins, a daily reward, and a streak system that keeps people coming back. Happy Hour multipliers so you can spike activity on purpose. Level-role rewards with custom congratulation messages, coin transfers between members, and a leaderboard — in Discord and on the web — that makes activity visible and competitive.

And when you want to celebrate that activity: giveaways with button entry, requirement gating, auto-draw, rerolls and cron-scheduled recurring runs. Polls with anonymous and multi-choice voting. A starboard that archives your community's best moments. A birthday system that greets members on their day and hands out a role for exactly as long as you configure.

Tickets that feel like a real support system.

Multi-panel, claimable, with a clean close workflow and staff ratings at the end. Transcripts are stored and readable in the web dashboard — and shareable by link — instead of dying with a deleted channel. Your team actually knows what happened last Tuesday.

Stream alerts across four platforms — including two most bots skip.

YouTube, Twitch, Kick and TikTok. Live streams and new YouTube uploads, each with its own message template and fully custom embeds. Notification state is persisted, so a restart never re-pings your server or swallows an announcement. Twitch checks are batched; YouTube upload detection costs zero API quota. It just works, quietly.

Automation that removes the daily grind.

Autorole with separate rules for humans and bots. Keyword-triggered auto-responses. A message scheduler that understands friendly intervals like 1h 30m. Welcome and goodbye cards rendered on canvas and designed pixel-by-pixel in a visual editor. Captcha verification that filters raid accounts at the door — backed by raid mode and honeypot channels for the ones that get creative. And an AI Smart Responder that replies in character when the bot is mentioned, with pe