Press Add to Discord, pick your server and Authorize. The invite asks for the permissions the features use; you can untick any and that feature simply stays off.
Right after it joins, acrO posts a one-line hello in the server's system messages channel and sends you, the owner, a DM with the first steps.
Up to seven questions with buttons: the language, what kind of server it is (that turns on the modules it usually needs), who your staff are, then only what that kind of server needs — the log channel, welcome messages, tickets, stream alerts or a whitelist form. Every step can be skipped; nothing is turned on that you didn't pick.
No log or ticket channel yet? It creates them for you: a private one for the logs, and one for the ticket panel that everyone can read.
It takes about two minutes, and you can run it again any time — it only changes what you answer.
Log in with Discord and pick your server. The overview shows what is set up and what is still missing, and every setting is a form — channels and roles from a list, a preview where it helps.
Whatever you change here or with a command shows up in both places, and the History page can undo it.
