Your server’s calm, competent mod.
Kovu welcomes new members, catches spam before anyone sees it, opens tickets when people need help and keeps a record of every action. You set it up from one dashboard.
Free right now. Sign in with Discord and set it up in a minute.
Theo used /ticket open
The work Kovu takes on
Every server needs the same few things done, at any hour. This is where that work lands, in the channels your team already reads.
Automod deletes the scam link, mutes the sender and files a numbered case in #mod-log, so your team sees what happened without asking around.
Every newcomer gets a welcome message and a card with their name, and levels reward the people who stick around.
A ticket opens a private channel between a member and your team, and its transcript stays readable on kovu.gg afterwards.
One ban, every server in your network
Run more than one server? Put them in a network. When a moderator bans someone for good in one of them, Kovu bans them in every server that receives network bans, and each one sees who banned them, where and why.
Mira used /ban
- This serverBanned#218
- Study HallBanned#57
- Kovu CommunityBanned#218
- This serverBanned#57
Song requests from your stream’s chat
Your viewers pick the next song from Twitch or Kick chat, Kovu adds it to your own Spotify queue, and your Discord sees what’s playing and what’s next.
You need Spotify Premium and your own free Spotify app, which takes about five minutes to set up.
- Twitch chat
sol: first time catching the stream live
mira: this song is so good
theo: what’s next?
juno:
!sr Night FerryKovuSR: @juno Added "Night Ferry" by Lumen Coast (#2 in queue)
A viewer asks
They type !sr and a song name or Spotify link in your Twitch or Kick chat, or use /sr in Discord.
- The streamer’s Spotify queue
- Now playingSlow TideHarbor Lights
- NextPaper PlanetsNova Lane
- NextNight FerryLumen CoastJust added
Kovu adds it to your Spotify queue
After your limits and blocklist check it, the song joins the queue of the Spotify account you play music on.
- musicKovu CommunityKovuAPP
Your Discord and chat keep up
The queue panel in your Discord updates, and Kovu replies in chat so the viewer knows it worked. Moderators skip and remove from either place, and block songs in Discord.
Three steps, then Kovu gets to work
When you add Kovu, the dashboard asks for the basics (prefix, language and time zone), your staff roles and an updates channel, then what Kovu should do first. Skip any of it and finish later from the Overview.
Start from a template
Set up one server the way you like and save it as a template. Applying it to another server you manage adds the roles, channels and Kovu settings that are missing, after a preview. Share a template by link, or apply one someone shared with you.
- Moderation
- Levels
- Welcome messages
- Tickets
- Already set up a server the way you like? Apply one of your templates or a shared one. Start from a template
- Moving from Dyno or MEE6? See what to set up
- Rather describe your server and let Claude or ChatGPT do it? Set it up with an AI assistant
Turn on what you need. Save when it’s right.
All 65 modules and 111 commands live in one dashboard. They share the same staff roles, and one log keeps every change. Automations tie them together: when a member levels up, boosts or goes live, Kovu can give a role, post a message or call your own webhook.
Every violation is posted here. Rules can use their own channel instead.
1 more setting in Advanced mode
Delete the message, then mute for 1 day.
Over 5 mentions: delete it and warn in chat.
Delete invites to other servers. Your own are allowed.
- One switch turns a module on. Its mark in the module list goes green when it is.
- Each rule says what it catches and what Kovu does about it, in plain words.
- Nothing changes in your server until you save, and the dashboard log keeps who changed what.
Start in Simple mode with the settings most servers need, and switch to Advanced when you want every option. Hide modules you never use, for yourself or the whole staff team, pin the ones you check daily, and press ⌘K to jump to any setting. Keys do the rest: / filters the module list, Alt and a number switch servers, and ? lists them all.
Or ask Claude or ChatGPT to set it up
Connect Kovu to Claude or ChatGPT and describe the server you want. It proposes each change and shows you a preview first. Nothing is applied until you approve, and you can undo what it did.
Set up support tickets for Kovu Community and keep a log of deleted messages for the mods.
- Propose
I read your server through Kovu. Here’s what I’d change. Nothing happens until you say yes.
- Preview
Preview: 3 changes in Kovu Community
- Turn on Tickets
- Post a ticket panel in #support
- Log deleted and edited messages to #mod-log
- Approve
Looks right. Apply it.
- Apply
Applied all three changes in Kovu Community.
- Undo
Actually, undo that.
Undone. Kovu Community is back the way it was.
When someone gets Verified, give them Member and welcome them in #general.
- Propose
Here’s the rule as Kovu will read it back. Nothing runs until you say yes.
- Preview
Preview: a new automation in Kovu Community
When a member gets @Verified: add @Member, then send a message in #general.
It starts running as soon as it’s applied.
- Approve
Apply it.
- Apply
The rule is on. The next member who gets Verified gets Member and a welcome.
Moving from Dyno or MEE6
Bring your members’ levels and your moderation history with you. Here is exactly what comes over, and what you set up again.
From MEE6
- Comes over: Each member’s XP, and with it their level.
- Comes over: MEE6’s level roles, added to Kovu’s Levels settings if you choose.
- Doesn’t come over: MEE6’s other plugins: welcome, moderation, custom commands and reaction roles. The moving guide has a checklist for them.
From Dyno
- Comes over: Your moderation history: Kovu reads Dyno’s mod log and adds each case to the member’s history, marked Imported from Dyno.
- Comes over: You can undo the import for 14 days.
- Doesn’t come over: Dyno’s settings, levels and custom commands can’t be imported.
Level 12
You appear on public leaderboards of servers that publish one.
Members get a page of their own
Anyone in your server can sign in at kovu.gg to see their level and rank, balance, reminders, highlight words, tickets and appeals, in every server they share with Kovu. They choose what’s public, and can download or delete their data any time.
Free right now
Kovu is free right now. Paid tiers will come later, and nothing is priced yet. Every module is open to every server, and the only limits are there to stop abuse.