Community rules are only as good as their enforcement, and your mods have enough to do without babysitting every comment. ModDog reads your #rules channel and enforces it with warnings, strikes, and escalation, so your team only sees the calls that matter.
The guy testing your patience knows exactly which words to avoid. Word filters match strings. He isn't breaking strings, he's breaking rules.
No self-promo. No drama from other servers. Keep politics in #debate. None of those are keywords, so today they're enforced by whoever happens to be awake.
Burnout isn't from the obvious stuff. The filter gets that. It's the judgment calls, hundreds a week, all night.
ModDog enforces the rules themselves. It reads your #rules channel, and every rule gets warnings, strikes, and escalation. Automatic, reversible, with your mods in charge. Your profanity filter stays: ModDog pushes string rules down to free AutoMod and takes everything AutoMod can't parse.
You already wrote the rules. ModDog ingests them, maps them out for enforcement, and gets to work.
One click. ModDog joins your server and finds your #rules channel. No config files, no endless setup.
ModDog reads your rules and turns each one into something it can enforce. You review the list, toggle what you want on, and pick the consequences for each.
Every message is held to your rules, around the clock. Enforcement follows the ladder you set: warnings, strikes, escalation. Your mods only see the calls that need a human, and every action is reversible.
ModDog watches your server's pulse, not just individual messages.
ModDog parses your #rules channel into enforceable rules you review and toggle from the dashboard. String rules push down to free AutoMod, judgment rules get the AI. Every rule gets warnings first, then escalation that remembers repeat offenders.
Topics like politics and religion can take over a server fast. Decide whether they're open, kept to one channel, or off the table entirely, and ModDog catches the drift and steers it back before the argument spirals.
Nobody gets banned over one bad day. ModDog warns first and escalates only when someone keeps it up. Every violation is tracked, your mods see every action, and anything can be undone in a click.
Detects mass-join raids and channel/role deletion bursts by tracking event velocity in a sliding window. Alerts your mod team before the damage spreads. RAM-only, no data persisted.
When a nuke is confirmed, ModDog pulls the actor from the audit log, strips their roles, and quarantines them. Then the recovery: ModDog keeps a snapshot of your channels and roles, so one click rebuilds the server structure a nuke wiped out. Years of setup, back in minutes.
Encrypted snapshot of your server's ModDog config and alert history. AES-256-GCM sealed, checksum-verified, restorable in one command. Your settings survive restarts and migrations.
Most servers end up running a word filter here, an anti-raid bot there, a backup bot on top, and the mods still make every hard call by hand. ModDog covers all of it, for one low price.
Rule enforcement, topic control, raid and nuke protection, spam control, server restore. One bot, one dashboard, one price. No juggling five tools that don't talk to each other, and no adding up five subscriptions.
If someone wipes out your channels and roles, ModDog stops them in the act and rebuilds your server from its saved snapshot. Years of setup, back in minutes instead of gone for good.
Trolls dodge word filters with coded language and creative spelling. ModDog understands what a message actually means, so the tone you set for your community is the tone that sticks.
A hands-on test of ModDog's real pipeline: L0 rules → the AI judge.
The live demo is temporarily offline while we sharpen the detector. It'll be back soon. Thanks for your patience.
One plan covers all your servers. No per-server pricing.
Pricing coming soon.
ModDog classifies messages in memory and doesn't keep your chat history. Settings and the audit log are encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM), and every user identity is a per-server salted hash, un-linkable across servers. Your community's conversations stay yours.
"ModDog catches stuff our mod team would've missed. The contextual detection is night-and-day compared to the keyword filter we were using."— Discord server mod, 500+ member community