Welcome cards, roles and verification
A welcome message with an image card and the member's avatar, roles given on join, role menus with buttons or dropdowns — and a verification step before newcomers can post.
Welcome and goodbye
A message in the channel you choose, with a card that shows the member's avatar and name on your own background. A DM with your rules or a link, if you want one.
- Upload your own background on the dashboard and preview the card with your name
- Placeholders for the member, the server and the member count
- Roles come back when a member rejoins — staff roles excluded
- Goodbye messages, separately, in another channel if you like
Roles
Roles on join, role menus members use themselves, and classic reaction roles.
- Autoroles for members and for bots
- Role menus with buttons or a dropdown: pick one, pick many, or a required role first
- Temporary roles that expire on their own
- A personal role for boosters, with their own name and color
Verification
A button, or a pick-the-right-number challenge for servers that get bots. Until a member verifies, they see only what you allow.
- Minimum account age, with an automatic higher level during a raid
- The panel and its text are yours to write
Commands
Staff commands are hidden from members by Discord's own permissions; the full list is on the commands page.
Setting it up
- Run /setup and pick the welcome channel — the card is on by default.
- Open the welcome designer on the dashboard to upload a background and write the message.
- Create a role menu with /rolemenu create and add the roles with /rolemenu add.
Questions
Can I use my own image for the card?
Yes. Upload a background on the dashboard; the bot draws the avatar, the name and the member count on it.
Do members get their roles back when they rejoin?
If you turn sticky roles on, yes — except moderator and admin roles, and never for members who were kicked or banned.
Try it on your server
Free, no card, no Administrator permission. Run /setup and you're done in two minutes.