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What we shipped

A complete log of every Pulsify release — features, improvements, fixes and UI polish, with categorised sections you can search or filter.

v0.64.0Latest release · Jul 28, 2026

  1. Features

    Analytics Gaming

    • Overview — total gaming hours, active players today and this week, unique games, average and longest session, your busiest gaming day and hour, and who is playing right now.
    • Games — most played, fastest growing and newly detected games, with playtime, players, sessions and average session length. Sort by playtime, players, sessions, popularity or name, and open any game for its own trend.
    • Players — a gaming profile per member: total playtime, favourite game, recently played, longest and average session, gaming streak and their most active hours.
    • Live — who is in a game this second, what they are playing and how long they have been at it, refreshed as it happens.
    Features

    The parts you can't get by watching

    • Trends — games gaining and losing ground, peak gaming hours, busiest weekdays, and an activity heatmap of the whole week.
    • Squads — the members who keep ending up in the same games at the same time, grouped automatically, with their shared games and hours together.
    • Community insights — game diversity, returning and newly active gamers, average daily playtime, your most social game and your most committed one.
    • Leaderboards — playtime for today, this week, this month or all time, plus sessions, longest session and most different games played.
    Features

    Sessions, not guesses

    • Pulse records the transitions — start, stop, switch — so a session has a real duration instead of being sampled and estimated. Restarts and reconnects are handled without inventing a week-long session.
    • Spotify, custom statuses and videos are never counted as games. Sessions shorter than your minimum (two minutes by default) are discarded, not stored.
    Features

    Privacy is the default, not a setting you find later

    • Ignore roles, members or specific games — anything excluded leaves no record at all, because the rules are applied before anything is written.
    • Anonymised statistics show members as Player 1, 2, 3 — leaderboards still work, identities stay in the server. Exports respect it too.
    • Members can opt out themselves with `/gaming opt-out`, and delete what was already recorded. Only they can reverse it.
    • Pulse can only ever see members whose Discord activity status is visible. Anyone hiding it was never visible to begin with.
    Features

    In Discord too

    • `/gaming` — server overview, your profile, leaderboards, top games and who is currently playing, in Pulse-styled embeds.
    Features

    Export it

    • CSV, JSON and a formatted PDF for player statistics, game statistics, leaderboards and the full gaming history.
    Features

    Plans

    • Gaming is included on every plan, Free included — it's what a gaming community should be able to judge Pulsify on. Trends, heatmaps, squads and exports are Plus and up.
    • How far back it reaches follows your plan's analytics retention, the same window Statistics uses. Nothing is ever deleted, so upgrading brings the older sessions straight back.
  2. Features

    Analytics History

    • One chronological record of roles, channels, members, moderation, economy, automations, events and server configuration.
    • Grouped by day and colour-coded by category, so a month of history is something you can actually skim.
    • Every card tells you who made the change — and, uniquely, where from: the dashboard, the Discord client, a slash command, or Pulse acting on its own.
    Features

    See exactly what changed

    • Expand any event for the previous value and the new value, field by field — a role rename, a permission grant, a verification level, a settings edit.
    • Affected members, related modules and the raw metadata are all there too, with one click through to the page the change belongs to.
    Features

    Find the one you're looking for

    • Filter by category, administrator, member, module, event type or date range.
    • Search across members, roles, channels, keywords and administrators.
    • Click an administrator or an affected member inside an event to instantly narrow the whole history around them.
    Features

    Export it

    • CSV for spreadsheets, JSON for tooling, and a formatted PDF report for sharing.
    • Export your current selection, the filtered view, or the complete history.
    Features

    Know your server's rhythm

    • Events today and this week, your busiest periods and busiest day, your most active administrators and the most modified modules — all at the top of the page.
    Features

    In Discord too

    • `/timeline` shows the most recent changes without leaving Discord, filterable by category or member.
    Features

    A tidier sidebar

    • The dashboard navigation has been regrouped around what you're actually working on: Members, Content, Economy, Safety, Server, Pulse Bot and Analytics.
    • People-shaped pages now sit together under Members — the directory, roles, onboarding, invites, milestones and birthdays — while everything you publish into the server lives under Content.
    • Nothing moved out of reach and no links broke. The staff performance page is now called Staff.
    Features

    Plans

    • History is included on every plan, Free included. How far back it reaches follows your plan's history retention — 30 days on Free, up to a year on Enterprise. Nothing is ever deleted, so upgrading brings older history straight back.
  3. Features

    A full feature comparison

    • New comparison table on the pricing page — every module, every usage limit and every premium feature, side by side across Free, Plus, Pro and Enterprise.
    • Clearer plan cards — the feature lists now reflect everything Pulsify actually does.
    Features

    Generous Free

    • Every core module is included on Free — moderation, levels, economy, reputation, birthdays, invites, polls, giveaways, events, tickets, onboarding, self-assign roles, statistics channels, private channels, alt-detection checks and more.
    • Paid plans lift the usage limits and unlock AI moderation (Pulse Guard), advanced & bulk moderation, custom branding, DDoS protection, advanced analytics, multi-server workspaces and backup & restore.
    Features

    Consistent everywhere

    • Your dashboard, the API and Discord slash commands now agree on exactly what each server can do — gated on the server's plan, so members always get what the server owner is paying for.
    • Clearer limits — the Billing page shows every usage limit for your plan at a glance.
    Features

    Still free in early access

    • Nothing is locked today. When early access ends, these are the plans you'll see — and you'll have plenty of notice first.
  4. Features

    Moderation, from Discord

    • Full moderator toolkit — /warn, /timeout, /untimeout, /kick, /ban, /unban, /warnings, /purge and /modlogs, each logged to Moderation History exactly like a dashboard action.
    • Safe by default — destructive commands check both the bot's and your own role position, so a junior mod can't action someone above them, and the target is always notified.
    • Channel control — /channel lock, unlock, slowmode and stats for quick in-place moderation.
    Features

    Roles, tickets & community

    • Roles — /role add, remove, temp, info and hierarchy, plus /selfrole for the self-assign menus.
    • Support & events — /ticket claim, close, add and priority; /event list, info, create and cancel; /announce and /automation.
    • Engagement — /giveaway and /poll create/manage, /privatechannel controls, and /guard for Pulse Guard.
    Features

    Analytics & insights in chat

    • Server stats — /stats overview, channels and members show activity and trends over any time range.
    • Server health — /insights gives a health score and the most important things to look at, the same analysis as the dashboard.
    • Staff performance — /management stats surfaces moderation, support and community activity per staff member.
    Features

    Members & onboarding

    • Profiles & progress — /rank, /reputation, /userinfo, /serverinfo and /milestones.
    • Onboarding — /verify and /verification status for members, plus /onboarding resend and stats for staff.
    Features

    Server tools & assets

    • Configuration — /serversettings view for a config snapshot, /statchannel refresh for the live counter channels, and /template apply to switch feature profiles on in one go.
    • Assets — /emoji, /sticker and /soundboard list and info to browse the server's expressions.
    • Backups & more — /backup create and list, /integrations status, /notifications preferences and /feedback submit.
    Features

    Renamed — heads up

    • /alt-check is now /alt check and /invites is now /invite stats (with /invite leaderboard and /invite rewards). Discord doesn't allow spaces in a command name, so these moved into command groups. Update any pinned messages or guides that referenced the old names. Run /help in your server to see every command you can use.
  5. Features

    Know who invited who

    • Automatic attribution — Pulse mirrors your server's invite links and, the moment someone joins, works out which invite (or the vanity URL) they used and who owns it.
    • The full story — inviter, invited member, invite code, join and leave dates, account age and source, all recorded even before you turn tracking on.
    • Live stats — total, valid, fake, left and bonus invites, an invite score and retention rate, top inviters and the most recent joins, at a glance.
    Features

    Fair scoring

    • Valid-invite rules — decide what counts: minimum account age, minimum time in the server, completed onboarding, verification, no active moderation flags, a minimum activity level, and excluding likely alt accounts.
    • Anti-abuse built in — self-invites, alt-account farming, rapid join-and-leave, suspicious spikes and duplicate reward claims are caught and marked, with a hook into Safety › Alt Detection.
    • A real leaderboard — rank inviters by score for today, this week, this month or all time, with retention and reward counts, and a profile drawer for every inviter.
    Features

    Rewards that run themselves

    • Invite milestones — referral rewards are Member Milestones: create one in Engagement › Milestones with the new "Valid invites" trigger (e.g. "25 valid invites → VIP role"). The option appears once invite tracking is on.
    • Granted automatically — the milestone sweep hands out the role the moment an inviter crosses the threshold, and announces it — the same recognition every other milestone uses.
    • Fair by design — only VALID invites count toward the milestone, so farming and fake joins never earn a reward.
    Features

    In Discord & for admins

    • /invites, /invite-leaderboard, /invite-rewards — members check their score, the top inviters and their reward progress, in on-brand Pulse embeds.
    • Full control — add or remove bonus credits, invalidate or approve a join, grant a missed reward and reset an inviter's stats, all written to an audit log. Reward the members who grow your community — and make sure the numbers are real.
  6. Features

    Account lookup

    • Search any account — by username, @mention or Discord ID, including members who already left or were banned.
    • The whole picture — avatar, display name, ID, account creation date, server join date, roles, current status, activity and moderation history, in one report.
    • An Alt Risk Score — 0-100, banded Low, Moderate, High or Critical, with every factor that moved it listed and weighted.
    Features

    Signals, not guesses

    • Twelve inputs — account age, join recency, default avatar, activity, moderation history, reputation, economy footprint, giveaway entries, applications, onboarding, verification and prior safety flags.
    • Evidence in its favour, too — an established account, a long activity history or a trusted reputation pull the score back down; the report shows both sides.
    • Tuned to be useful — a legitimate newcomer lands in Moderate, not Critical: signals that need time (activity, onboarding) stay quiet until a member has had a fair chance.
    Features

    Potential linked accounts

    • Correlated, never confirmed — similar usernames, near-simultaneous joins, accounts created together, shared moderation history, coin transfers between accounts and matching activity hours.
    • A confidence percentage — each potential match shows how strong the evidence is and exactly which indicators fired. Automatic confidence is capped below certain on purpose: Discord exposes no IP or device data, so nothing here proves an alt.
    • Your call, recorded — link two accounts yourself when you're sure, and the link becomes the one thing Pulse treats as certain.
    Features

    Investigations

    • A real queue — Pulse scores every account as it joins and opens an investigation for the high and critical ones, so the suspicious joins of the past week are already waiting for you.
    • Case files — statuses (Open, Monitoring, Cleared, Confirmed alt, Banned), moderator notes, outcomes and a timeline of every decision your team made.
    • Linked account groups — accounts linked indirectly (A to B, B to C) are collected into one group.
    Features

    In Discord

    • /alt-check — a moderator command that returns the account's age, risk score, risk factors, potential linked accounts and a recommendation, in a Pulse embed. Every check is recorded in the dashboard's lookup history. Judgement stays with your moderators — Pulse just makes sure they have the evidence in front of them.
  7. Features

    Members set it, Pulse remembers

    • Their birthday, their way — set it with /birthday set or right from the Pulsify profile, with an optional year and timezone so the day lands at the right time.
    • Privacy first — hide your age, show only the day and month, opt out of a public shout-out, or remove your birthday entirely, anytime.
    • Handy commands — /birthday view, /birthday upcoming and /birthday remove round out the set.
    Features

    Automatic celebrations

    • On-brand announcements — a Pulse v2 embed with your own message template, mentions, an optional image and a link button, posted to the channel you choose at the hour you pick.
    • Birthday role — grant a special role on the day that Pulse removes automatically after a duration you set.
    • Rewards — optionally gift Pulse Coins, an XP bonus or custom roles. (Reputation stays a computed trust score, so it's never handed out.)
    UI/UX

    A view built for it

    • At a glance — today's birthdays, the next up, who's celebrated this year and your configured channel.
    • Cards, calendar & countdowns — browse upcoming birthdays as cards, jump around a month calendar, and see "Today", "Tomorrow" or "in 5 days" at a glance.
    • History — every celebration Pulse has run, with the rewards that were granted.
    Features

    Admin controls

    • One place to tune it — channel, announce time and timezone, the birthday role and its duration, rewards and the message template, all with a live preview and a "Send test" button.
    • Off until you're ready — birthdays start disabled; enable them and pick a channel to begin. Give your community a reason to celebrate — automatic, personal and completely in your members' control.
  8. Features

    Stats members actually see

    • Seventeen statistics — total, human, bot and online members; server boosts and boost level; roles, channels, voice channels and text channels; emojis and stickers; server age; new members today and this week; total messages and active members.
    • Right in the sidebar — each stat is a locked voice channel (nobody can join), so the number is always visible without opening anything.
    • Public or private — show a channel to everyone (voice icon with a small lock) or make it admins-only (a clean padlock, hidden from members).
    Features

    Made to fit your server

    • Your own templates — write names like "Members: {members}" or "Boosts: {boosts}" with custom emojis, prefixes and a {value} placeholder.
    • Live preview — see exactly how the channel name will look, with the current value, before you create it.
    • Nest anywhere — drop a channel under a category, or leave it at the top of the list.
    Features

    Hands-off and reliable

    • Automatic sync — Pulse provisions the channel and updates its name whenever the value changes, refreshing every 10 minutes.
    • Rate-limit aware — names change only when the number actually moves, so Pulse stays well within Discord's channel limits and never spams the API.
    • Manual mode — prefer to control it yourself? Set a channel to manual and refresh on demand with Sync now.
    Features

    Manage them in bulk

    • Everything at once — create, edit, duplicate, enable, disable and delete multiple channels together.
    • Stay organised — drag to reorder, search, and filter by active or disabled.
    Features

    Consistent and in sync

    • Split cleanly — the dashboard owns the configuration while the bot handles every Discord operation, keeping the two perfectly in step.
    • On-brand — the Statistics Channels tab uses the same Pulse v2 look as the rest of the dashboard.
  9. Features

    Menus members actually use

    • Two control styles — post a row of buttons for a handful of roles, or a dropdown select menu for a longer, tidier list.
    • Single or multiple — let members toggle as many roles as they like, or make a menu mutually exclusive so picking one swaps out the rest.
    Features

    Made to fit your server

    • Organised by purpose — tag each menu as game, notification, platform, language, region, interest, colour or custom.
    • Polished to the last detail — set a custom label, one-line description and emoji per role, and choose the colour for each button.
    • Start from a preset — Notifications, Games, Platform, Name colours or Region pre-fill the builder, then tweak from there.
    Features

    Guardrails you control

    • Gate access — require members to already hold certain roles before a menu will grant its roles, matching any or all of them.
    • Sensible limits — up to 25 roles per menu, with a live preview of exactly how the message will look in Discord before you post it.
    Features

    A full menu lifecycle

    • From draft to live — create, edit and duplicate menus, then publish when ready; Pulse posts and keeps the message in sync.
    • Pause or retire — disable a menu to stop accepting input, or archive it — the live message updates to say so, without deleting your history.
    Features

    See how they're used

    • At a glance — active menus, roles offered, total self-assignments and how many members have taken part.
    • Usage analytics — the most- and least-selected roles (so you can spot what's popular and what nobody wants) plus a 14-day add/remove trend.
    Features

    Consistent, in sync, and hands-off

    • On-brand — menus use the same Pulse v2 look as the rest of the bot, so everything feels like one product.
    • Split cleanly — the dashboard owns menu creation and lifecycle while the bot handles every button and dropdown interaction, keeping selections instant and reliable.
  10. Features

    Automatic categorization

    • Three clear buckets — every role is sorted into Management, Bots or Community using simple, predictable rules. No AI, no setup.
    • See the reasoning — hover any role to read exactly why it landed where it did, whether it's a managed integration, a permission match or a name match.
    UI/UX

    A visual layout

    • Category cards — each group is its own card with the roles inside, shown top-down by hierarchy position with colour, member count and rank.
    • Compact or expanded — switch between a detailed list and a dense chip view to suit how much you want to see at once.
    Features

    Role statistics

    • The numbers that matter — total roles, members with roles, per-category counts, empty roles and roles with members, all at a glance.
    • Standouts — the highest role in your hierarchy and the most-assigned role across the server.
    Features

    Distribution at a glance

    • Where things sit — bars for roles per category and members per category, plus an empty-vs-active gauge for how many roles are actually in use.
    UI/UX

    Built in, not bolted on

    • One click into editing — selecting any role opens the same edit flow you already use, so organizing and managing stay together.
    • Refresh and export — pull fresh data on demand and export the hierarchy as a PNG to share or archive.
  11. Features

    Assign with an expiry

    • Any duration you need — grant a role for minutes, hours, days, weeks or months, or pick a custom expiration date and time.
    • Start from a preset — VIP for 30 days, Event Access for 24 hours, Giveaway Winner for 7 days or Trial Moderator for 14 days, then tweak from there.
    Features

    Automatic expiration

    • Hands-off cleanup — a background sweep removes expired roles from Discord, marks them expired and logs the event, so nothing lingers past its time.
    • The member stays informed — an optional Pulse v2 DM lets them know when a role is removed, plus a heads-up when a grant is within 24 hours of expiring.
    UI/UX

    Built to integrate

    • Every grant is attributed — each one records where it came from: Manual, Economy, Marketplace, Giveaway, Event, Automation, Application, Moderation or Other.
    • Rewards across Pulsify line up — automated grants from anywhere in the dashboard are tracked the same way, so credit always lands in the right place.
    Features

    Manage at a glance

    • Live monitoring — see active grants, what's expiring soon, what recently expired, the most-assigned roles and a 14-day assignment trend.
    • Full control — extend, shorten, remove or bulk-remove grants, with search and filters by status and source, and countdown badges that tick down in real time.
    Features

    Audited and in sync

    • An append-only audit log — assigned, extended, shortened, expired and removed events are recorded with the actor, target, timestamp and source.
    • Stays in step with Discord — role changes synchronize back to the server and degrade gracefully around deleted roles, departed members and permission limits.
  12. Features

    Everything in one view

    • Server › Assets — separate tabs for Emojis, Stickers and Soundboard, with at-a-glance totals, animated-emoji counts and live slot-usage bars for every category, driven by your boost tier.
    Features

    Manage emojis, stickers & sounds

    • Browse your way — search, filter and sort, switch between grid and list views, and open any asset for a full preview, including in-dashboard playback for soundboard sounds.
    • Edit in place — rename, delete or duplicate emojis, and export any single asset straight to your computer.
    Features

    Import without leaving Pulsify

    • Drag-and-drop uploads — browse or drop one or many files at once, with type and size validation, duplicate-name detection and rename-before-upload, so Pulse pushes each one straight to Discord.
    Features

    Bulk tools

    • Act on many at once — select multiple assets to rename, export or delete them together, with confirmation prompts on anything destructive.
    Features

    Export anything

    • From one to everything — export a single asset, your whole selection, an entire category, or a full server asset package, bundled as a ZIP with a metadata manifest of names and types.
    UI/UX

    Safe by design

    • Clear when something's off — plain errors when slots are full, file formats are invalid or Pulse is missing the Manage Expressions permission, and every change syncs straight back to Discord.
  13. Features

    Protection at a glance

    • DDoS Protection — a live status banner, an activity-spike graph, open detections, active mitigations and suspicious users in one view.
    Features

    Detects the abuse that matters

    • Nine attack patterns — command and request spikes, excessive command use, repeated failed actions, mass ticket/giveaway/application activity, API abuse, member-join bursts and automated spam.
    Features

    Rules you control

    • Tune every threshold — set thresholds and time windows per pattern, pick a Relaxed, Balanced or Strict preset, and turn on optional auto-lockdown for sustained attacks.
    Features

    Automatic mitigation

    • Responds on its own — when a rule trips, Pulse can increase cooldowns, restrict or block the offender, pause ticket/application submissions, disable a feature or lock the server down, then lift temporary protections automatically.
    Features

    Alerts & investigation

    • Never miss a thing — every detection alerts the dashboard and your security channel, with a full searchable log, severity badges, one-click resolve and manual mitigations.
    Features

    Also — Templates reimagined

    • Feature setup, not plumbing — Templates and Quick Setup now manage your Pulsify feature setup: choose which features are on or off (Welcome, Onboarding, Tickets, Private Channels, Levels, Economy, Pulse Guard, DDoS Protection and more) instead of fiddling with roles and channels.
    • Preset to one-click apply — start from a preset (Essentials, Full Community, Gaming, Creator, Support, Public), tweak the toggles, then apply to any server in one click, while premium features stay locked to your plan.
  14. Features

    Make any kind of poll

    • Engagement › Polls — single choice, multiple choice, yes/no, ratings, or feature voting. Pick a template to start fast, or build your own.
    • Anonymous polls — keep voter names private while still tracking the result, and let voters change their mind or lock votes as final.
    Features

    Vote in Discord

    • Buttons or a menu — Pulse posts a polished poll embed with vote buttons (small polls) or a select menu (bigger or multi-pick polls), showing live vote and voter counts and a live countdown.
    • Instant, accurate tallies — votes are recorded instantly; single-choice replaces a prior vote, multiple choice lets members pick up to your limit.
    Features

    Schedule + auto-close

    • Set it and forget it — publish immediately or schedule for later, and set how long a poll runs; Pulse closes it on time, tallies the result and announces the outcome.
    Features

    Decide who can vote

    • Four ways to gate — restrict voting by role, account age, minimum level or minimum reputation.
    Features

    Community governance

    • Make results count — optional weighted voting (by reputation or level), approval thresholds and minimum participation, so a result only "passes" when it truly has community backing.
    Features

    Track everything

    • Engagement › Poll Results — closed-poll history, vote breakdowns, participation and engagement trends.
    • Drill into any poll — live results, countdowns and CSV export on every poll's detail view.
  15. Features

    Set it up in seconds

    • Pulse Bot › Private Channels › Private channels settings — flip it on and Pulse creates a category plus a trigger channel. Both the category and trigger names are yours to customise.
    • Configurable — channel name format (with {username}/{display}), user limit, start-locked, allowed/ignored roles, max channels per member, and auto-delete timing.
    Features

    One click to a private channel

    • Joining the trigger spins up a personal voice channel, moves the member in, and applies the right permissions so it's theirs.
    • Owner control panel — rename, lock/unlock, set a user limit, invite or remove members, transfer ownership, or delete — right inside the channel.
    Features

    Tidy by default

    • Empty channels auto-delete after a configurable delay, and Pulse recreates the trigger/category if they ever go missing.
    Features

    Manage from the dashboard

    • A new Private Channels page opens on an at-a-glance summary (total, in use, empty, locked) above a live list of every active channel — owner, name, lock + in-use status, and created time — with search, filtering, force-rename and delete.
    • Configuration lives one click away under Private channels settings.
    • Clear setup errors when Pulse is missing a permission it needs.
  16. Features

    See where everyone stands

    • /leaderboard — one command, six boards: Global Balance, Global Reputation, Server Level, Server XP, Messages and Voice Activity. Pick a board from the menu, page through the rankings, and watch your own position get highlighted when you're on the list. Every board always shows a full top 10 — each entry reads as display name plus username — with empty slots kept blank when a server is still filling up.
    • Accurate rankings — global boards span every Pulse server; level, XP, message and voice boards are scoped to your server.
    Features

    Know how to earn

    • /info — a one-embed guide to earning everything: the global economy (Pulse Balance & Reputation — events, giveaways, onboarding, milestones and daily/weekly rewards) and server progression (XP & Levels — messages, voice, participation and level rewards).
    Features

    A cleaner balance

    • /balance (formerly /wallet) — a redesigned card that leads with your balance and leaderboard position, then your reputation, lifetime earned/spent and recent activity, laid out to read well on mobile.
    Features

    Friendlier transfers

    • /pay — clearer validation messages that tell you exactly what went wrong, a polished success embed, and an unmistakable from → to summary so every transfer is easy to read. Members can now see where they stand and exactly how to climb — all without leaving Discord.
  17. Features

    What's new

    • Richer, modern notifications — every integration post now follows Pulse's polished v2 embed style: the service's own brand colour, a "just now" timestamp, a clean headline, a tidy details panel (event, author, status, game, when… per service) and a one-tap button straight to the source.
    • Confirm before you disconnect — disconnecting or removing an integration now asks first, with a clear note on what happens (a disconnect keeps your settings for an easy reconnect; a removal is permanent).
    • Clearer error states — when a connection needs attention, opening its settings shows exactly what went wrong and how to fix it, with a one-click Test to retry and clear the error.
    • Searchable logs — the activity log can now be searched and filtered by integration as well as by type.
    Features

    Also

    • Consistent dialog behaviour — the setup panel closes with Escape and can't be dismissed mid-save, matching the rest of the dashboard. Connected services now look modern and on-brand, fail loudly when something's wrong, and are easier to debug at a glance.
  18. Features

    Earn coins for taking part

    • Activity rewards — messages, voice, command use, reactions you receive, showing up each day, and resolving support tickets all pay out, with per-source amounts, cooldowns and daily caps.
    • Events & giveaways — coins for event interest, attendance, completion and hosting, plus giveaway entries, wins and hosting with a tunable multiplier.
    • Onboarding & progression — reward finishing onboarding, verifying, picking roles, levelling up and hitting milestones.
    Features

    Daily, weekly & streaks

    • /daily and /weekly — claim coins with a streak that grows every consecutive day or week, plus loyalty milestone bonuses.
    Features

    Multipliers & bonuses

    • Boost earning — stack reputation, server-booster, premium and limited-time seasonal multipliers (capped so the economy stays healthy).
    UI/UX

    Built to stay fair

    • Anti-abuse — cooldowns, daily caps, ignored channels/roles, minimum account age and reaction de-duplication keep farming in check.
    Features

    For admins

    • Reward Configuration Center — a new Economy › Earning view to enable sources, set amounts, preview payouts with the live simulator, and track coins generated, top earners and your most valuable activities. Note: Reputation is never granted — it stays a computed trust score, used here only as an optional earning multiplier.
  19. Features

    Shop & rewards

    • Spend your global balance — buy rewards with coins earned anywhere; admins set the cost, stock, limits and requirements.
    • Five reward types — Discord roles (timed or permanent), XP boosters, giveaway entries, custom perks and profile cosmetics.
    • Global + server — a Pulse-wide catalogue (badges and the Animated Corner HUD) sits alongside each server's own rewards, with a live preview before you buy.
    Features

    Your inventory

    • Everything you own — activate boosters, redeem perks and review your history across every Pulse server.
    • Show or hide cosmetics — a simple switch turns each owned badge or decoration on or off.
    Features

    In Discord

    • It just works — purchase receipts in your DMs, timed rewards removed on expiry, boosters that multiply your XP and giveaway entries that weight your odds.
    • Badges on /profile — owned cosmetics show on your global Pulse profile, in the dashboard and in Discord.
    Features

    More for members

    • Your full profile — the rich admin-style layout (banner, stats, progression, reputation, activity), read-only.
    • Visit other members — click anyone on a leaderboard to open their profile, and jump to your dashboard from Discord. This is the first real way to spend in the Pulse economy — with marketplace and trading still to come.
  20. Features

    A global currency: Pulse Coins

    • One balance everywhere — a single coin balance shared across all Pulse servers, earned by chatting, voice and commands with the same anti-spam rules as XP.
    • Bonuses & transfers — level-ups, giveaway wins, milestones and onboarding all pay coins, and /pay sends them to another member: atomic and fully logged.
    Features

    Reputation, now global

    • One trust score, everywhere — the familiar 0–100 reputation is now computed from a member's activity across every Pulse server, shown the same on each.
    • Levels stay local — XP and levels remain per-server; the profile spells out what's global (balance, reputation) and what's server-specific (level).
    Features

    Right in Discord

    • /wallet & /pay — check any member's global balance, reputation and recent activity, or send coins straight from chat.
    • /profile, upgraded — now leads with the global reputation and coin balance alongside the server level.
    Features

    A new Economy dashboard

    • Economy section — a top-level category: Overview (circulation, trends, leaderboards and the full transaction ledger), Marketplace (coming soon) and operator-only Controls for granting or removing coins.
    • Global Pulse Profile — each member's page shows their cross-server identity: balance, reputation, global rank and their level in every Pulse server.
    Features

    Pulsify for every member

    • Members can sign in — anyone in a Pulse server gets a read-only dashboard (profile, reputation, leaderboards, statistics, economy, events, giveaways, announcements); management stays admin-only and is enforced server-side.
    • Leaderboards & Member View — boards now rank by global reputation alongside level, XP and activity, and operators can preview the dashboard exactly as members see it.
    UI/UX

    Built to scale

    • Atomic & live — balance changes and transfers run through race-safe functions and update in real time everywhere, laying the groundwork for shops, inventories and marketplaces. This is the first step towards a connected Pulse ecosystem where members earn, build reputation, and carry their identity across every community.
  21. UI/UX

    Guidance, right where you need it

    • Info on every view — across the whole dashboard and workspaces: Overview, Moderation, Pulse Guard, Analytics, Insights, Events, Giveaways, Tickets, Onboarding & Verification, Members & Reputation, Levels & XP, Automations, Scheduled, Announcements, Backup & Restore, Billing, Integrations, Templates, Presence, Roles, Channels, Commands, every settings page, and all workspace tools.
    • Concise, useful copy — each tip leads with what the feature does, then when to use it, then a practical tip, heads-up or best practice.
    • Always shows the plan — every tip ends with the tier it needs (Free, Plus or Pro) in your accent colour, so there are no surprises about what's included.
    Features

    Works the way you do

    • Hover or tap — tips open on hover and keyboard focus on desktop, and on tap/click for touch devices.
    • Never in the way — tooltips float above the page, auto-flip to stay on-screen, follow the page as you scroll, and dismiss on Escape, outside click or pointer-away.
    • Readable everywhere — content stays legible and well-sized on small screens.
    • Polished & accessible — a subtle fade-in (that respects reduced-motion), proper labels and roles, and full visual consistency with the Pulsify design language.
    UI/UX

    A guided tour for new users

    • Take a tour — a friendly spotlight walkthrough introduces the key parts of the dashboard (your server card, search, the module nav, live notifications, your account and more) in about 30 seconds.
    • On every dashboard — both your server dashboards and your team workspaces have their own tailored tour.
    • Runs once, replayable anytime — it pops up automatically the first time, then lives behind a “Take a tour” button (top-right near the bell on desktop, a handy bottom-right button on mobile) so you can replay it whenever.
    • Same switch — the tour is governed by the very same “Show Contextual Help” toggle, so turning guidance off hides the tour and its button too.
    Features

    Your dashboard, your call

    • Show Contextual Help — a new toggle under Preferences → Guidance lets seasoned users switch the info markers off across the whole app (and back on any time).
    • Remembered for you — your choice persists across sessions.
  22. Features

    A smarter application dialog

    • Pick what you're applying for — a new dropdown lets members choose Staff, Moderator, Partner, Creator, Support Team, Event Team… or Other to type their own.
    • Tell their story — a details field captures the application message, with required-field validation and clear submit/cancel actions.
    • No channel, no clutter — submitting an application never creates a Discord channel or discussion room.
    • Instant confirmation — applicants get a Pulse-styled message confirming their application was received and is under review.
    Features

    A dedicated review area — Tickets → Applications

    • Every application in one place — see the applicant (with avatar), what they applied for (including custom "Other" types), their message, when they applied, the status and the assigned reviewer.
    • Search & filter — find any application fast and filter by status or type.
    • Detail drawer — open a full view with the application, decision note and complete review history.
    Features

    A real review workflow

    • Clear statuses — Pending review, Approved, Rejected and Needs more info, shown as colour-coded badges.
    • Decide with confidence — approve, reject or request more info from confirmation dialogs, with an optional note the applicant will see.
    • Stay organised — assign a reviewer, add internal staff notes (never shared with the applicant) and track a full audit trail of every action.
    Features

    Applicants are always in the loop

    • DM notifications — members are messaged when their application is received and whenever its status changes (approved, rejected, or more info needed), with graceful fallback if their DMs are closed.
    • Your team, notified too — an optional channel posts a Pulse-styled embed for every new application, with a one-click button to review it in Pulsify.
    UI/UX

    Built-in guardrails

    • Anti-spam — one open application per type, plus a configurable per-member cooldown between submissions.
    • Staff-only review — only authorised moderators can review applications, decide outcomes or change settings.
    UI/UX

    Polished throughout

    • Consistent Pulse v2 styling, status badges, confirmation dialogs, toast feedback, and loading/empty/error states across a fully responsive review view.
  23. Features

    A dedicated Backup Center

    • All your backups in one place — a new Backup & Restore page lists every snapshot with its name, type, version, size and creation date.
    • Search & filter — find any backup fast and filter by how it was made (manual, daily or weekly).
    • At-a-glance status — see your total backups, last backup, storage used and whether automatic backups are on.
    Features

    Automatic backups

    • Set it and forget it — schedule daily or weekly backups and let Pulse capture them for you, no clicks required.
    • Retention you control — keep the most recent N automatic backups; older ones are pruned automatically so storage stays tidy.
    • Choose what's captured — pick exactly which sections each automatic backup includes.
    Features

    Captures everything that matters

    • Roles, channels & categories (with permissions), automations (welcome/goodbye/auto-role), moderation routing, member onboarding, Pulse Guard, tickets, and a record of giveaways, events and announcements.
    Features

    Preview before you restore

    • See the changes first — every restore shows exactly what will be created, what will be overwritten, and what exists on your server but isn't in the backup.
    • Confirm with confidence — nothing is applied until you review the preview and confirm.
    Features

    Selective, safe restores

    • Restore only what you need — bring back individual sections (just roles, just channels, just onboarding…) instead of the whole server.
    • Additive & safe by default — restore creates missing roles and channels and rewrites configuration without touching anything else.
    • Full revert when you want it — opt in to "Remove roles & channels not in this backup" for a true point-in-time revert that deletes everything added since (with a clear warning, since deleting a channel removes its messages).
    Features

    Compare any two backups

    • Visual change summary — pick two snapshots and see what was added, removed or modified between them, grouped by section.
    Features

    Share & clone servers

    • Download any backup as a portable JSON file to keep it safe off-platform or hand it to someone else.
    • Import a shared backup — drop in a file (or paste JSON) someone sent you, then restore it to spin up a copy of their server's configuration on yours.
    Features

    Recovery logs

    • Full audit trail — every backup, restore, deletion and schedule change is recorded with who did it, when, and whether it succeeded.
    UI/UX

    Polished throughout

    • Status indicators, clear restore warnings, loading/error/success states and a fully responsive layout. Backup & Restore is part of the Pro toolkit. Manage your community with confidence.
  24. Features

    Works in every language

    • Truly multilingual — Pulse Guard now judges messages by meaning in their own language (Croatian, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Turkish, Russian and more), applying the same standard everywhere. "Besplatni nitro za prvih 50!" is caught just like its English twin.
    • Accent- and trick-proof — detection folds away diacritics and look-alike characters, so "grátis", "gratis" and disguised spellings all match — without flagging normal words that merely contain a keyword.
    • Consistent across languages — a real admin saying "Ja sam admin, kako mogu pomoći?" is treated exactly like the English version: not a violation.
    Features

    Smarter, more accurate detection

    • Deeper link analysis — Pulse Guard now spots lookalike domains (discrod.gg), URL shorteners, raw IP links, punycode tricks and risky top-level domains, not just keywords.
    • New threat categories — dedicated Impersonation (people posing as staff or Discord) and Suspicious link detectors join the existing scam, phishing, spam, toxicity, harassment, mass-mention and NSFW coverage.
    • Fewer false positives — warning others about a scam, quoting a bad message, or sharing one community invite no longer gets you flagged, and context is weighed before acting.
    • More resilient — the AI pass now retries transient failures and times out cleanly, so a slow provider never silently disables scoring.
    Features

    Confidence scoring

    • Low / Medium / High confidence — every detection now carries a clear confidence band alongside severity, shown in the dashboard, history and Discord alerts.
    • Stored with history — confidence is recorded on every event so you can filter and analyse it over time.
    Features

    See exactly why something was flagged

    • Detection signals — each alert lists the specific signals that fired (e.g. "Lookalike Discord domain — 85%"), and whether each came from a rule or the Pulse Guard model.
    • Clearer reasoning — plain-language explanations on every flagged message, in the dashboard and in Discord.
    Features

    Tell Pulse Guard when it's right (or wrong)

    • Moderator feedback — mark any detection as Correct or False positive straight from the review queue.
    • Accuracy you can measure — a new Detection Performance panel tracks accuracy, override rate, false positives, confidence distribution and successful actions.
    Features

    Upgraded alerts & investigation

    • Richer Pulse Guard embeds — Pulse v2 alerts now show confidence, the triggered signals, an action summary, and a one-tap Open in dashboard button — all on your server's accent colour.
    • Faster investigation — jump from a flagged message straight to the member's moderation history. Pulse Guard now feels noticeably smarter, more transparent, and easier to trust.
  25. Features

    A smarter landing page

    • Knows when you're signed in — every "Sign in / Join Early Access" button turns into "Open Dashboard" the moment you're logged in, so you're never bounced to a login screen you don't need.
    • Scales to your screen — the interface now scales smoothly on large, high-resolution monitors and keeps a comfortable reading width instead of stretching edge-to-edge.
    • Cookie consent — a clear, on-brand consent notice on first visit.
    • Feedback, front and centre — the community feedback page is now linked from the footers and page menus, and its testimonials stack cleanly one-under-another on mobile.
    Features

    Consistent empty states

    • Every "nothing here yet" looks the same — Giveaways, Tickets, Events, Members, Moderation and more now share one polished empty state with a tinted icon and a clear next action.
    • No-results vs truly empty — a search or filter with no matches now reads differently from a section that's genuinely empty, so you always know which it is.
    Features

    Clearer navigation, better on mobile

    • Always know where you are — on phones the top bar shows a live "Section › Page" breadcrumb whenever the menu is closed, in both the server dashboard and workspaces.
    • Stronger active states — the current page and section are easier to spot at a glance.
    Features

    Dialogs & forms that behave

    • Escape always closes — every edit dialog now closes with the Escape key, consistently.
    • Helpful validation — forms tell you exactly what's missing instead of doing nothing when a required field is left empty.
    • Reliable, consistent modals — dialogs always render above the rest of the page and share one look and feel.
    Performance

    Faster-feeling data views

    • Loading skeletons — tables and lists (moderation logs, Members, Roles, Channels, Events) show a structured skeleton while loading instead of a lone spinner, so there's no layout jump when the data arrives.
    • Consistent pagination — shared, responsive pagination across the data-heavy views. Same Pulsify — just smoother, clearer and more consistent everywhere.
  26. Features

    What's new

    • Real community feedback — a complete feedback system replaces the static landing-page testimonials. Sign in with Discord, leave a title, a message and a 1–5 star rating, and it shows up across the site.
    • Top reviews on the homepage — the three highest-rated entries are showcased on the landing page automatically, with a smooth swipeable carousel on mobile and a clean grid on desktop. The page falls back to illustrative quotes only until the first real reviews land.
    Features

    Leave & manage your feedback

    • One place to be heard — write your feedback in a polished modal with live character counts, an animated star picker and instant validation.
    • Edit or delete any time — everyone has a single review they fully control; updating it never floods the wall with duplicates.
    • Your identity, handled gracefully — your Discord name and avatar are shown on your review, and the wall still renders correctly even if an account is later deleted.
    Features

    Discover what people think

    • A dedicated /feedback page — browse every community review with search, a star-rating filter, and sorting by Highest rated, Newest or Most helpful.
    • Mark what helped — upvote the reviews you found useful. You can't vote on your own feedback, and each person counts once, so the "most helpful" ranking stays honest.
    • At-a-glance trust — average rating and total review count sit right above the wall.
    Features

    Moderation & safety

    • Report abuse — flag any review for the Pulsify team to look at.
    • Operator controls — Pulsify operators can hide abusive feedback and see report counts inline, keeping the wall clean.
    • Built-in safeguards — validation, anti-duplicate, anti-self-vote and anti-double-vote protections throughout.
    UI/UX

    Polished throughout

    • Modern testimonial cards, animated rating displays, loading / error / empty states and success confirmations — responsive on every screen and consistent with the rest of Pulsify. Your community's voice now lives on the homepage — real, fresh and earned.
  27. Features

    What's new

    • Analytics › Management — a new view focused entirely on staff performance and management effectiveness, using the same 24h / 7d / 30d / all-time date ranges as the rest of your analytics so the period is consistent everywhere.
    • Management overview — active staff, moderation actions, support actions and community actions at a glance, each with a period-over-period trend.
    Performance

    Staff performance

    • Moderation breakdown — warnings, timeouts, kicks, bans, unbans and total actions tracked per moderator, with performance rankings.
    • Support analytics — tickets handled and resolved, average first-response and resolution times, resolution rate and support workload distribution.
    • Community management — announcements published, events created, giveaways managed and more, attributed to the staff behind them.
    Features

    Rankings & leaderboards

    • Know your top contributors — most active moderator, support member and administrator, fastest responder and most tickets resolved, all filterable by timeframe.
    • Drill-down profiles — click any staff member for a full breakdown of their moderation, support and community activity, active days and consistency.
    Features

    Smart management insights

    • Workload balancing — Pulsify highlights overloaded staff, support bottlenecks, exceptional contributors and members who've gone quiet, with recommendations to rebalance the load.
    UI/UX

    Built for real teams

    • Visualizations — a stacked activity-over-time chart and a contribution breakdown make the split between moderation, support and community easy to read.
    • Search, filter & export — search staff, filter by role and export the full performance breakdown to CSV. Responsive, polished and consistent with the rest of Pulsify. Run your community with the visibility, accountability and recognition your team deserves.
  28. Features

    Onboarding

    • Modernised welcome embed — cleaner community links, action buttons (verify, finish and links) on a single row, and a tidier overall layout.
    • Preview matches reality — the editor preview now mirrors exactly what gets posted to Discord.
    • Custom banner — drop in your own banner image instead of the generated one.
    • General community channels — highlight general chat, introductions, music, bot commands, support and announcements.
    UI/UX

    Quick setup

    • The server overview now opens a Quick setup that configures your server in minutes and saves it as an editable template.
    Features

    Integrations

    • No more duplicate notifications — an update is now delivered exactly once, even across restarts or multiple bot instances.
    • Editing a connection's source re-baselines it instead of backfilling old activity.
  29. Features

    What's new

    • Server › Onboarding — a redesigned editor to build the whole new-member experience: a reorderable flow, a Pulse v2 welcome embed, self-roles, verification, events, community links and rewards, with a live preview beside every change.
    • Interactive welcome panel — on join, Pulse posts a polished welcome (banner, thumbnail, quick links and buttons) plus an interactive panel members actually use — in a channel or by DM.
    • Self-roles by category — group assignable roles into Notifications, Interests, Languages, Platform Updates and Community Access, each with its own pick-your-roles menu and per-category limits.
    • Built-in verification — add a one-click verify gate that grants a verified role and guides members through unlocking the server.
    Features

    Showcase your community

    • Featured events — surface upcoming Discord events to new members, pin the ones that matter, and let them jump in.
    • Community highlights — point newcomers to your guidelines, support, feedback, feature-request, announcement and release-note channels.
    Features

    Reward completion

    • Finish and earn — completing onboarding grants XP, starter roles and a reputation bonus, with everything configurable per server.
    • Presets — start from a Gaming, Community, Creator or Verified preset and fine-tune from there.
    Features

    See how it's working

    • Onboarding analytics — track starts, completions, completion rate and verifications, see your most-picked roles and most-skipped steps, and a 30-day starts-vs-completions chart. Turn every new join into a member who's set up, verified and ready to take part.
  30. Features

    What's new

    • Server › Templates — a new view to save, browse, apply, import and export server configurations, with at-a-glance stats, search and category filtering.
    • Save from any server — snapshot the parts you want: automations (welcome/goodbye/auto-role), moderation alerts, Pulse content, onboarding, Pulse Guard, the ticket system and your role structure.
    • Apply with confidence — pick exactly which sections to apply (partial imports supported), see what's new versus what will be overwritten, and review a full change summary before anything goes live.
    • Smart conflict handling — references to channels and roles that don't exist on the target server are cleared automatically, and roles you already have are skipped — no duplicates, no broken links.
    Features

    Official presets

    • Six ready-made setups — Gaming Community, Creator Community, Support Server, Startup / Product Community, Large Public Community and Education / Study Community, each tuned with sensible automations, moderation and a complete role hierarchy.
    • One-click deployment — start from a preset and apply it straight to your server, then fine-tune from there.
    Features

    Import & export

    • Share & back up — export any template as JSON and import templates from a file or pasted JSON, with validation and compatibility checks so you always know what you're applying.
    Features

    Other touches

    • Search everything — jump to Templates, save the current server as a template, or import one, right from the command palette.
    • Polished throughout — template cards, setup wizards, and clear loading, error and success states. Build it once, deploy it everywhere.
  31. Features

    What's new

    • Engagement › Milestones — a new view to create, manage and track recognition milestones, with at-a-glance stats, search and filtering.
    • Recognise what matters — set milestones for time in the server, messages sent, voice activity, event and giveaway participation, or XP and level — plus fully custom ones with your own name and icon.
    • Automatic rewards — assign one or more reward roles that Pulse grants the instant a member crosses a milestone, with a polished, on-brand celebration embed.
    • Your words, your channel — write a custom congratulations message (with handy placeholders) and announce it in a channel, by DM, or keep it silent.
    • Preview & test — see exactly how a milestone will look and send a test to a channel before going live.
    Features

    Other features

    • /milestones command — members check which milestones they've earned and how close they are to the next, right in Discord — shown as a board of progress cards with a milestone banner, and paged when there are lots.
    • Achievements on your profile — every member's dashboard profile now shows their milestones as unlocked/locked cards with live progress bars, paged nine at a time.
    • From /profile — a Milestones button opens that member's achievements without leaving Discord.
    • Members & analytics — see who's earned each milestone and who's closest to the next, plus completion totals, most-earned milestones and a 14-day trend.
    • Reward history & alerts — every milestone earned is logged and shows up in your notifications feed, and you can jump straight to Milestones from ⌘K.
    • Snappier embeds — milestone and profile images are now cached, so they render noticeably faster. Give your long-time members the recognition they deserve — automatically.
  32. Features

    What's new

    • Pulse Bot › Integrations — a brand-new hub to browse, connect and manage external services, with at-a-glance health, search and filtering.
    • Live delivery — connections aren't just configured, they're *live*: Pulse polls every armed integration about once a minute and posts new activity straight into your channel — no manual refresh, no webhooks to set up.
    • Notification sources — connect GitHub, GitLab, YouTube, Twitch, Reddit, Steam, Patreon and any RSS feed to post their updates into a channel you choose.
    • Productivity tools — connect Google Calendar, Trello, Jira and Notion, with configurable event synchronization so the right activity reaches Discord.
    • Setup wizards — a guided Configure → Notifications → Review flow with a live preview of exactly how each notification will look as a Pulse embed.
    Features

    Configuration

    • Connect & disconnect — connect a service, pause it without losing your setup, reconnect in a click, or remove it entirely.
    • Channel destinations & templates — pick where notifications land and customise the message with handy placeholders like {{title}}, {{author}} and {{url}}.
    • Test connection — send a sample notification to Discord on demand to confirm everything's wired up correctly, with permission checks before anything is posted.
    • Health indicators — every connection shows whether it's healthy, paused, needs attention, or disconnected, plus when it last synced.
    Features

    Also

    • First-run baseline — connecting a feed never dumps its whole backlog; Pulse marks where things stand and only posts what happens next.
    • Logs & diagnostics — a filterable activity trail of connects, tests, syncs and errors for every integration.
    • Permission-aware — Pulse verifies it can post to the chosen channel before saving, so notifications never silently fail.
    • Activity logging — connects, disconnects and test failures show up in your server's notifications feed for a full audit trail.
    • Command palette — jump straight to Integrations or connect a service from ⌘K. Your community's world is bigger than Discord — now your dashboard is too.
  33. Features

    What's new

    • Engagement › Announcements — a new view for drafting announcements and browsing everything you've published, with search and status filters.
    • Compose with a live preview — see exactly how your announcement will look as a Pulse embed before it goes out, with a title, message and target channel.
    • Publish through Pulse — announcements are posted as a polished Components-V2 embed that matches the /changelog styling, complete with the Pulse announcement badge.
    • Drafts & scheduling — save a draft to finish later, or set a planned publish time to keep your announcements organised.
    Features

    Also

    • Manage every announcement — view details, copy the content, edit drafts, duplicate or repost a past announcement, and delete (which also retracts the Discord message).
    • Clear failure handling — if Pulse can't post to a channel, the announcement is marked failed with the reason, and you can retry in one click.
    • Permission-aware — Pulse checks it can actually send to the chosen channel before publishing, so you're not left guessing.
    • Activity logging — published and failed announcements show up in your server's notifications feed for a full audit trail. Keeping your community in the loop just got a whole lot easier.
  34. Features

    What's new

    • Tables reflow into cards — on phones, the moderation, member, role and log tables now stack into clean labelled cards, so every detail is readable without scrolling sideways or squashing columns. The Channels list was tidied up to fit too.
    • Charts go landscape — a narrow chart now prompts you to rotate (or tap to open) a full-screen landscape view, giving graphs real room to breathe instead of being crammed into a column.
    • No more sideways drift — pages can no longer be dragged left and right on mobile; the whole app stays locked to your screen width.
    • Action buttons that wrap — the buttons in the top-right of each view now stack neatly under the title on phones instead of running off the edge and getting cut off.
    Features

    Also

    • Tidier top bar — notifications and the live latency chip now sit cleanly in the mobile top bar instead of floating over your content.
    • Server picker tune-up — the Workspaces button collapses to a single icon on phones to save space, with a little breathing room added around your profile.
    • Landing page fixes — removed an unnecessary black strip on the right edge, brought the menu fully into view, and fixed sections that stayed blank while scrolling on mobile. Pulsify just keeps getting comfier on the small screen.
  35. Features

    What's new

    • Built for mobile — every view, from Analytics to Tickets to Billing, now lays out cleanly on small screens.
    • Charts in landscape — on phones, charts now prompt you to rotate to landscape (or tap for a full-screen landscape view), so detailed graphs get real room instead of being squeezed into a narrow column.
    • Notifications in the top bar — on mobile the bell now lives neatly in the top menu bar instead of floating over your content.
    • Tables that fit — on phones, moderation, member and log tables reflow into clean labelled cards, so every detail is visible without scrolling sideways or squashing columns.
    • Dialogs that behave — pop-ups and forms stay fully on-screen and scroll when they're tall, so the buttons are always reachable.
    • Smoother calendar — the Events calendar keeps its day cells legible on narrow screens.
    Features

    Also

    • Tidier notifications on mobile — the notification panel now sizes itself to your screen instead of running off the edge.
    • Consistent spacing & touch targets — cards, buttons and menus line up more cleanly and are easier to tap.
    • Stability polish — a sweep for layout breaks and rough edges to make the dashboard feel solid on every device. Pull up Pulsify on your phone and give it a try.
  36. Features

    What's new

    • /changelog — a polished summary of the newest update with the headline changes, straight in chat.
    • Quick-link buttons — every update reply carries View Release Notes, Open Dashboard and Invite Pulse buttons.
    Features

    Also

    • Polished update embeds — version and changelog replies use Pulse's branding and consistent styling, with graceful fallbacks if release data isn't available.
    • Clearer startup logs — Pulse now logs its version, connected server count and loaded command count on boot, with obvious success and failure output.
    • Live release data — version commands read the same release notes that power the Pulsify website, so they're always current.
  37. Features

    What's new

    • Presence dashboard — a new Presence view under Pulse Bot to design Pulse's status, with a live, animated preview of exactly how it'll look in Discord.
    • Custom activities — Playing, Watching, Listening, Competing, Streaming or a free-form Custom status, each with optional emoji.
    • Dynamic placeholders — drop live numbers into your status: `{servers}`, `{members}`, `{tickets}`, `{giveaways}`, `{mod_actions}` and `{uptime}` fill in automatically.
    • Rotating statuses — line up multiple activities and Pulse cycles through them on an interval you choose.
    • Schedule windows — show a specific status during set UTC time windows (e.g. quieter hours), overriding the rotation.
    • Maintenance mode — one toggle flips Pulse to Do-Not-Disturb with a downtime message, perfect for updates and incidents.
    • Quick presets — start from Branding, Pulse Guard, Community, Live Event or Maintenance templates, then tweak.
    Features

    Also

    • Set as active — Pulse has one bot-wide status, so each server builds its own config and the "active" server drives what everyone sees; switch or revert to the default in a click.
    • Live, responsive UI — polished loading, error and success states, status-dot colours, reorderable activities and an animated rotation preview.
    • Operator-managed — Pulse's status is bot-wide, so it's managed centrally by the Pulsify operators; the Presence view shows who's in charge. Open Presence from your server's sidebar to give Pulse some personality.
  38. Features

    What's new

    • Everything unlocked — Pulse Guard, advanced moderation, custom branding, multi-server workspaces, advanced analytics, backup & restore and the rest are switched on for all accounts, no plan required.
    • No payment needed — checkout and billing are turned off for now, so you'll never be asked for a card during early access.
    • Clear pricing, zero surprises — the pricing page still shows what each plan will cost later, with a friendly heads-up that it's all free for now.
    Features

    Also

    • Billing page reflects it — your billing screen shows an "Early access" state with everything included, instead of an empty subscription.
    • Flip-of-a-switch — when early access ends, plans and billing simply resume as normal. We'll give you plenty of notice before anything changes. Enjoy the full Pulsify experience on us — just invite the bot and dive in.
  39. Features

    What's new

    • Search in Workspaces — the same instant search and command palette you already have in the server dashboard now lives in every workspace. Hit the search bar (or press Ctrl/⌘ K) to jump to servers, teammates, notes, tasks, incidents and any section in one keystroke.
    • Smart, capability-aware results — you only ever see destinations you're allowed to open, and a quick-actions list helps you add a server, invite a teammate or start a note/task/incident in a click.
    • Lightning fast — results are matched locally as you type, so it stays snappy even on busy workspaces.
    Features

    Also

    • Cleaner search bar — dropped the "Ctrl K" tag from inside the search field on both dashboards. The shortcut still works exactly the same — it's just less cluttered now.
    • Tidier roadmap cards — removed the stray counter in the corner of the "Where we're headed" cards on the Community page. Nothing to set up — open any workspace and start searching.
  40. Features

    What's new

    • Four plans, clear pricing — Free, Pro, Business and Enterprise, each with a tagline, feature list and a transparent monthly or yearly price.
    • Billing & subscription page — a brand-new `/billing` home where you can see your active plan, status, renewal date, billing cycle and recent invoices at a glance.
    • One-click checkout — upgrade straight from the pricing page or any locked feature; powered by Stripe Checkout for a fast, secure, hosted flow.
    • Stripe Customer Portal — change payment method, switch billing cycle, download invoices or cancel/reactivate — all through Stripe's secure UI, accessible from a single button.
    • Real feature gating — premium tools (Pulse Guard, advanced moderation, custom branding, workspaces, advanced analytics, backup/restore, API access…) unlock automatically when your plan supports them.
    • Locked feature states — premium screens now show a polished upgrade prompt instead of breaking, with a direct link to the right plan.
    • Usage indicators — see how close you are to your plan's automations, giveaways and ticket limits, with a soft nudge to upgrade as you approach them.
    • 7-day free trial support — Pro can be tried free for 7 days when a trial flag is enabled on checkout.
    Features

    Also

    • Plan-aware workspaces — workspace and per-workspace server caps now respect your plan; Business unlocks multi-server collaboration as designed.
    • Billing in your profile menu — quick "Billing & plan" link added to the avatar popup so you can jump there from anywhere.
    • Pricing in the footer — the landing footer now links straight to the public pricing page.
    • Webhook-driven sync — Stripe webhooks (checkout.session.completed, customer.subscription.*, invoice.*) keep your plan in lockstep with payments, with signature verification and replay-safe event recording.
    • Audit log — every billing-relevant event is recorded for transparency and easy debugging. Pulsify is now ready for public launch. Open Billing & plan from your profile or visit `/pricing` to choose a plan and unlock the full Pulsify experience.
  41. Features

    Release Notes

    • Dedicated page — every Pulsify release lives at `/release-notes`, accessible from the footer of every public page.
    • Modern changelog timeline — versioned entries on a vertical timeline, newest first, with the latest release pinned and auto-expanded.
    • Categorised sections — each release groups its bullets into Features, Improvements, Fixes, UI/UX and Performance, each with its own accent colour and label.
    • Search & filter — search by keyword across versions, titles and bullet text, and filter to a single category with one click.
    • Expandable entries — collapse old releases to focus on what's new and re-open them in place with a smooth animation.
    • Loading & empty states — clear empty states when no releases or no search matches are found.
    • Responsive — header, search bar and filter chips reflow cleanly down to mobile.
    Features

    Community roadmap

    • Live roadmap — the "Where we're headed" section now sources data from the same task list we build against, so Shipped / In progress / Planned stay in sync without hand-edits.
    • Status badges — Completed, Active development and Planned chips ride every card so the column a card lives in is obvious at a glance.
    • Roadmap cards — every entry shows the title, a one-line description, the target version, a category tag and the ticket id.
    • Animated columns — subtle hover lift, an accent edge per status and a spinning indicator for in-progress work.
    • Streamlined Shipped — the Shipped column shows only the latest release on Community, with a one-click link to the full history on Release Notes.
    UI/UX

    Consistency & polish

    • Shared components — the same Status badge and roadmap card power both pages, so the design language stays consistent.
    • Inline bold — `highlighted` words in release prose now render as actual bold instead of leaking asterisks.
    • Footer parity — the dashboard footer gained a Release Notes link; the landing footer's Overview link now routes back to the landing page (not the current view) and a new Release Notes entry sits beneath Dashboard.
    • Structure ready for automation — release notes and roadmap items are parsed from versioned text files, so future automatic task syncing won't need a UI change. Open Release Notes from any footer to see the full Pulsify history, or visit Community → Where we're headed to track what's coming next.
  42. Features

    Workspaces

    • One home for every server — group the Discord servers you manage into a workspace, with its own name, logo and accent.
    • Switch in a click — jump between workspaces from anywhere, and see an at-a-glance overview of servers, members, staff roles and recent activity.
    • Server tags — label and filter your servers (Main, Partner, Staging…) and jump straight to any server's tools with cross-server quick actions.
    Features

    Your team, your rules

    • Staff roles — invite teammates as Owner, Admin, Moderator, Analyst or Support Staff, each with the right permissions baked in.
    • Invite links — share a link, pick the role, set an expiry or use limit. Teammates sign in with Discord and they're in.
    • Per-staff activity — see exactly what each team member has been doing.
    Features

    Work together

    • Shared notes — keep a team record and tag teammates with @mentions.
    • Task board — a shared to-do list with priorities, assignees and due dates.
    • Incidents — open an incident, set severity and status, assign it, and discuss it in a live comment thread.
    Features

    Across every server

    • Cross-server moderation — one feed of recent moderation across all your servers.
    • Global watchlist — shared watch, scam and banned-user lists that follow your whole community.
    • Analytics overview — compare engagement across servers at a glance.
    • Activity feed — everything happening in your workspace and servers in one stream, with notification filters you control. Built with care: roles are enforced everywhere, and actions that touch Discord still respect each server's own permissions. Open Workspaces from your server list to get started.
  43. Features

    Earning XP

    • Activity earns XP — members gain XP for sending messages, hanging out in voice, using commands, entering giveaways, and showing interest in events.
    • Fair by default — a per-message cooldown and anti-spam protection keep things honest, and you can ignore specific channels or roles.
    • Your curve, your pace — tune exactly how much XP each activity gives and how steep the climb to the next level is.
    Features

    Rewards & level-ups

    • Reward roles — automatically grant a role when a member hits a level. Keep every role earned, or only the highest.
    • Level-up messages — celebrate level-ups in the channel they were active in, a dedicated channel, or a private DM, with a customizable message.
    Features

    See who's on top

    • Levels in the directory — every member now shows their level and XP, and you can sort by either.
    • Leaderboards — a new Leaderboard tab ranks members by level, XP, reputation and recent activity, with timeframe filtering and level analytics.
    • Profile progression — each profile gets a Level & XP card with an animated progress bar to the next level.
    Features

    In Discord

    • /rank — check your level, XP, progress and server rank (or look up another member).
    • /leaderboard — show the top members by XP, with your own standing. Find it all under Members, and tune it from Level settings.
  44. Features

    Creating a giveaway

    • Readable form — the New Giveaway dialog now matches Pulsify's other editors: fields stand out clearly in both light and dark themes, with a wider layout, tidier sections, and inline validation that points out what's missing before you publish.
    • True-to-Discord preview — the live preview mirrors the exact embed that gets posted, down to the requirements line and footer.
    Features

    Managing giveaways

    • Search & filter — find a giveaway by title or prize, and filter by status (Active, Scheduled, Ended, Cancelled), just like the Scheduled view.
    • Friendlier details — requirement chips and the detail drawer now show real role and channel names instead of raw IDs.
    UI/UX

    Clearer requirements

    • Requirements read as plain labels — Required role: Member, Account age: 7+ days, Minimum messages: 5, In server: 7+ days — instead of terse shorthand, and sit on one compact line rather than a stacked list.
    Features

    Discord embeds

    • Giveaway embeds now carry the Pulse giveaway badge, a consistent Pulse · Giveaway footer, the native countdown, and the same clean requirement formatting — aligned with Pulse's embed design language across success, info, moderation and sync messages. Find Giveaways under Engagement.
  45. Features

    What's new

    • Giveaways view — a brand-new section under Engagement showing your active, scheduled and ended giveaways with entry counts, winners and prizes at a glance.
    • Create in seconds — set a title, prize, duration, winner count and channel, then preview the exact Discord embed before you publish. Start from a template (Quick drop, Nitro, Members-only, Milestone) to skip the setup.
    • Fully automatic — Pulse posts the giveaway with a live countdown and a Join button, tracks every entrant, draws winners when the timer ends, and announces them — no manual work.
    • Schedule ahead — line up a giveaway to start later, and it goes live on its own.
    • Reroll & end early — draw winners on demand or reroll a finished giveaway in one click.
    UI/UX

    Fair play, built in

    • Entry requirements — gate entry by role, minimum account age, time in the server, or message activity.
    • Anti-alt & blacklist — block throwaway accounts and bar specific users from entering.
    Features

    Insights & history

    • Engagement analytics — participation rates, most active giveaways, entry trends and completion rate.
    • Export entrants — download the full participant list as CSV any time. Find Giveaways in the sidebar under Engagement — responsive, animated, and updating live.
  46. Performance

    Smoother, faster-feeling dashboard

    • No more blank flashes — every page now shows a clean loading skeleton while it streams in, so navigating feels instant.
    • Sharper focus & accessibility — clear keyboard-focus rings across the app and steadier rendering throughout.
    • Reliability fix — squashed an edge case that could bounce you off a page mid-session.
    Features

    Now great on mobile

    • Slide-out menu — on phones and tablets the sidebar tucks away behind a tap, so your content gets the full screen.
    • Tap to navigate — open the menu, pick a section, and it closes itself as you go.
    Features

    Settings where you'd expect them

    • Cleaner sidebar — the Settings group is now just your dashboard Preferences.
    • Settings live with their feature — Pulse config sits under Pulse Bot, and ticket setup opens from the Tickets view itself. Less hunting, less clutter.
    Features

    Embeds that match

    • Polished moderation alerts — ban and unban notices are rebuilt in Pulse's modern embed style, now with the moderator and reason laid out cleanly.
    • Prettier scheduled reports — activity digests and inactivity reports share the same crisp layout, accent and timestamp as the rest of Pulse.
    • Consistent everywhere — unified colors, spacing, footers and timestamps across Pulse's replies.
    Fixes

    Landing & links fixed up

    • No more blank sections — fixed a glitch where parts of the landing page could show up blank after scrolling down, opening a link and coming back.
    • Tidier footer — since the whole story lives on one page, the Product column now has a single "Overview" link that jumps to the top, plus your Dashboard.
    • Sign in from the footer — the footer Dashboard link now sends you to sign-in when you're logged out, instead of going nowhere.
    • Reach us for real — Support and Community now point to our live Discord community and support inbox, with a permanent invite that never expires.
    • Tidier Community page — trimmed the duplicate "join our Discord" buttons down to the ones that matter. Nothing to set up — just a smoother, more consistent Pulsify across desktop, mobile and Discord.
  47. Features

    Open tickets right inside Discord

    • One-click panels — drop a ticket panel into any channel with buttons or a dropdown, styled to match your server.
    • Pick a reason — support, bug reports, moderation reports, partnerships, applications, or your own custom types.
    • Ask the right questions — give each type its own short form so you get the details up front.
    • /ticket command — members can also open a ticket straight from a slash command.
    Features

    Private channels, handled for you

    • Automatic channels — Pulsify spins up a private channel under your chosen category with the right permissions for the member, support staff and admins.
    • Your naming, your rules — customise the channel name format and a welcome message for every new ticket.
    Features

    Run support from the dashboard

    • Everything in one place — see open, claimed and closed tickets with type, priority, assignee and creation time.
    • Search & filter — find any ticket by member, subject, status, type or priority in seconds.
    • Manage end to end — claim, assign, set priority, rename the channel, add or remove users, leave internal staff notes, and close, reopen or delete — all synced to Discord.
    Features

    Transcripts, logs & alerts

    • Auto transcripts — every closed ticket is captured and downloadable, with a copy sent to your transcript channel.
    • Stay in the loop — staff get notified on new tickets, and every action lands on the ticket's activity timeline and your log channel.
    Features

    Smart housekeeping & insights

    • Auto-close — quiet tickets get a heads-up and close themselves after the inactivity window you set.
    • Limits — cap how many open tickets a single member can hold.
    • Analytics — volume over time, resolution rate, average resolution time, and a breakdown by type and priority. Find Tickets in the sidebar under Safety. Polished, responsive, and updating live.
  48. Features

    A server health score at a glance

    • One number that says it all — an at-a-glance health score summarises your activity, moderation, growth and structure, with a clear breakdown of what needs attention.
    • Engagement overview — messages, voice time, new members, net growth, moderation and command usage, each with an up / down / stable trend versus the period before.
    Features

    Smart, actionable recommendations

    • Know what to fix — Pulsify flags inactive channels, unused roles, roles with dangerous permissions, moderation spikes, declining engagement and incomplete setup.
    • Fix it in one click — every recommendation comes with a quick-action button that takes you straight to the right place.
    • Filter by what matters — sort recommendations across Growth, Activity, Moderation, Security and Optimization.
    Features

    Know exactly when to post

    • Activity heatmap — a day-by-hour map shows precisely when your community is online.
    • Best time to engage — Pulsify pinpoints your peak window and lets you schedule announcements for it in one click.
    Features

    Share it with your community

    • Weekly recap — Pulsify writes a plain-language summary of your week and posts it to any channel in one click.
    Features

    Numbers that mean something

    • Server vitals — participation rate, engagement depth and how concentrated your activity is, all derived for you.
    • Housekeeping — spot quiet channels, empty roles and risky permissions in one tidy panel.
    UI/UX

    Built to get smarter

    • Pulse ready — today's insights are powered by Pulsify's rules engine, with the groundwork laid for AI-authored recommendations coming soon. Find Insights in the sidebar under Analytics. Polished, responsive, and updating live with your server.
  49. UI/UX

    A guided setup wizard

    • Step by step — a multi-step wizard walks you through the entire setup, with progress tracking and a clear completion state so you always know how far along you are.
    • Skip and resume — step away at any point and pick up exactly where you left off.
    Features

    Connection and health checks

    • Permission validation — Pulsify checks that the Pulse bot is connected and has the permissions it needs, clearly highlighting anything that is missing.
    • Quick fixes — actionable suggestions, including a one-click re-invite, to resolve any gaps on the spot.
    • Primary channels — choose your welcome and moderation channels and a default auto-role as part of the flow.
    Features

    One-click feature templates

    • Turn on the essentials — moderation alerts, the welcome system, auto-roles, Pulse Guard and analytics, each applied with recommended defaults so there's nothing to configure by hand.
    Features

    Personalized recommendations

    • Tailored to you — tell Pulsify your server type, preferred moderation intensity, dashboard layout and theme, and the recommended setup adapts to match. You can re-run the setup at any time from Preferences. A polished first impression that gets new servers up and running fast.
  50. Features

    Legal

    • Privacy Policy — a clear explanation of what data Pulsify collects, how Discord OAuth data is used, analytics and cookies, data storage and security, and the third-party services involved.
    • Terms of Service — acceptable use, prohibited behavior, service limitations, moderation and automation disclaimers, account termination, liability and intellectual property.
    Features

    Support

    • A dedicated Support page with contact options, support categories, a troubleshooting guide, and clear paths for reporting bugs and requesting features.
    Features

    Community

    • A Community page featuring the Discord invite, a changelog, a roadmap preview, ways to contribute, and social links.
    Features

    FAQ

    • A dedicated, categorized FAQ page answering the most common questions about Pulsify and the Pulse bot.
    Features

    Throughout

    • Consistent layouts, SEO metadata, smooth page transitions, full mobile responsiveness, and footer links that route correctly across the site. Everything a new or prospective user needs to understand, trust and get help with Pulsify.
  51. Features

    Search everything

    • One search bar — find members, roles, channels, events, moderation logs, automations, notifications and commands from a single place.
    • Fuzzy matching — results appear even with partial or imperfect spelling.
    • Categorized results — grouped by type, so the right match is easy to spot.
    • Recent searches and recently opened — pick up right where you left off.
    Features

    Command palette

    • Open from anywhere — press Ctrl/Cmd + K to launch it instantly.
    • Quick actions — warn or time out a member, create an event or a role, open analytics or moderation, or trigger a sync, all without leaving the page.
    • Keyboard-first — full keyboard navigation for fast, mouse-free control.
    UI/UX

    Built for scale

    • Debounced search, cached indexing and lazy loading keep results quick even on very large servers. A modern, keyboard-driven way to move through Pulsify and manage your server at speed.
  52. Features

    Flexible scheduling

    • Any cadence — daily, weekly, monthly, or a custom cron-style schedule.
    • Timezone aware — schedules run in your chosen timezone, with a preview of the next run time before you save.
    Features

    A library of actions

    • Automate announcements, recurring reminders, role synchronization, temporary-role cleanup, scheduled moderation (such as locking a channel overnight), recurring events, inactivity reports and analytics summaries.
    • Conditions and pacing — add conditions, cooldowns and delays so a workflow only runs when it genuinely should.
    Features

    Reliable and transparent

    • Templates — start from ready-made presets instead of a blank slate.
    • Execution logs and status — see exactly when each workflow ran and what the outcome was.
    • Failure handling — automatic retries and alerts when something doesn't go as planned. Less repetitive admin work, and a server that quietly maintains itself in the background.
  53. Features

    Detailed member profiles

    • The complete picture — avatar, display name, join date, roles, activity statistics, voice activity, message count and moderation history, all on a single page.
    Features

    Reputation system

    • Trust scoring — a reputation score calculated from activity, moderation history, account age and overall engagement, surfaced with clear indicators and badges.
    Features

    Activity tracking

    • What members do — messages sent, voice time, command usage, active channels and event participation.
    • History and heatmaps — an activity timeline and visual heatmaps reveal patterns at a glance.
    Features

    Moderation insight

    • Full history — complete with risk indicators and repeat-offender detection.
    • Moderator-only notes — private comments your team can leave on a member, never shown to the member.
    Performance

    Find anyone fast

    • Advanced search and filters — active, inactive, high-risk, new members and staff.
    • Quick actions — warn, timeout, ban or assign roles right from the profile. A complete view of every member, designed to make moderation and community management far easier.
  54. Features

    See every command

    • Full catalog — each command's name, description, category, enabled status, usage count and permissions.
    • Searchable list — find any command quickly, even as the catalog grows.
    Features

    Configure per server

    • Enable or disable any command on a given server.
    • Permissions — restrict commands to admins only, moderators only, specific roles, or specific channels.
    • Allow and deny lists — fine-tune access by role and by channel.
    • Limits — set per-command cooldowns and daily usage caps, and put a command into a maintenance state when needed.
    Features

    Understand usage

    • Analytics — most and least used commands, failed executions and usage trends over time.
    • Execution logs — a clear record of how your commands are being used.
    UI/UX

    Polish

    • Command examples, quick tests and clear status indicators throughout. Everything stays in sync with Discord, giving you precise control over how Pulse behaves on each server.
  55. UI/UX

    A redesigned experience

    • New hero section — refreshed messaging, animated visuals and clear calls to action: Invite Pulse, Open Dashboard, and Join Early Access.
    • Feature showcases — dedicated sections for every major system, complete with dashboard previews and interactive cards.
    • Platform story — "How it works" and "Why Pulsify" sections that communicate the value at a glance.
    Features

    Pricing and plans

    • Four tiers — Free, Pro, Business and Enterprise, each with a clear feature checklist.
    • Flexible billing — a monthly and yearly toggle, with the recommended plan highlighted.
    • Easy comparison — see exactly what each plan includes; the Free plan is always available.
    Improvements

    Rounding it out

    • A FAQ section, trust badges, a redesigned footer, smooth scrolling and transitions, and full mobile responsiveness. A professional front door that is ready for Pulsify's public launch.
  56. Features

    Better moderation communication

    • Warning DMs — when Pulse Guard warns a member, they now receive a direct message explaining it, styled to match Pulsify's moderation embeds so the experience feels consistent.
    UI/UX

    A refreshed /sync command

    • Modern embed — the `/sync` response has been redesigned into a cleaner, branded embed that reflects your configured Pulse Guard color.
    Features

    Per-server bot branding

    • Custom identity — give the Pulse bot a custom display name and avatar on each server, so it fits right into your community.
    • Safe and previewable — uploaded images are validated for type, size and dimensions, with a preview before saving and a one-click reset to default branding.
    • Audited — branding changes are recorded in your activity feed.
    Improvements

    Smaller refinements

    • Confirmation modals for sensitive changes, copy-to-clipboard buttons, clearer empty states, unsaved-changes warnings, loading skeletons, and more consistent success feedback throughout the dashboard. Dozens of small improvements that together make Pulsify feel noticeably more refined.
  57. Features

    Intelligent detection

    • Wide coverage — spam, scam links, phishing attempts, toxicity, excessive mentions, suspicious invite links and NSFW content.
    • Confidence scoring — every detection includes a confidence level, so responses can be tuned to avoid false positives.
    Features

    Automatic, configurable response

    • Sensitivity levels — choose Low, Medium or Aggressive to match your community's tolerance.
    • Auto-actions — delete the message, time out the member, issue a warning, or simply flag it for review.
    • Review queue — flagged content lands in a dedicated queue where moderators make the final call.
    Features

    Stay in control

    • Whitelists — exempt trusted users and channels from detection entirely.
    • Ignored roles and channels — exclude areas where automated moderation isn't wanted.
    • Alerts and analytics — real-time notifications when something is caught, plus statistics on what Pulse Guard is handling. Around-the-clock protection that catches what manual moderation misses, without taking control away from your team.
  58. Features

    Live activity feed

    • Real-time updates — member joins and leaves, moderation actions, role changes, event activity, channel updates and triggered automations all appear the moment they occur.
    • Detailed entries — each item carries a timestamp and a detailed view, so you can see exactly what happened and who was involved.
    Features

    Stay organized

    • Categories and filtering — narrow the feed to just the kinds of activity you care about.
    • Read and unread states — with unread badges so nothing important slips past.
    Features

    On your terms

    • In-app toasts — optional pop-up notifications when new activity arrives.
    • Per-type preferences — choose precisely which events should notify you, and which stay quiet.
    • Automatic cleanup — older notifications are retired on their own, keeping the feed relevant. The result is faster awareness, quicker moderation response, and a dashboard that always reflects your server's current state.
  59. Features

    Server information

    • At a glance — name, icon, owner, member count, boost level and verification level, all in one place.
    Features

    Editable configuration

    • Identity — update the server name and icon.
    • Safety and notifications — verification level, explicit content filter and default notification settings.
    • Key channels — set the AFK, system messages, rules and community-updates channels.
    Features

    Tools and safeguards

    • Invite management — review and manage your server's invites.
    • Bot permission overview — see clearly what the Pulse bot can and cannot do on your server.
    • Save and reset flow — review changes before committing them, with confirmation dialogs on sensitive settings. Every supported change syncs with Discord, with clear feedback if anything cannot be applied.
  60. Features

    A complete view of your server

    • Structure tree — see every category and channel at once, including text, voice, stage and forum channels.
    Features

    Full channel management

    • Create channels and categories quickly.
    • Edit settings — name, topic, NSFW flag, slowmode, and bitrate and user limits for voice channels.
    • Reorganize — drag and drop to reorder, and move channels between categories.
    • Duplicate and delete channels as your server evolves.
    Features

    Fine-grained access control

    • Permission overwrites — manage per-role and per-user permissions on any channel.
    Features

    Insight

    • Channel statistics — message activity, active users and voice usage per channel. Changes are validated against the bot's permissions and applied to Discord immediately, so reorganizing even a busy server stays fast and safe.
  61. Features

    Manage every event

    • Create, edit, cancel and delete events without opening Discord.
    • All event types — Voice channel, Stage and External events are fully supported.
    • Cover images — add artwork and preview the event before publishing it.
    Features

    See your schedule clearly

    • Calendar view — visualize everything on a proper calendar.
    • Organized sections — upcoming, live and past events, each grouped for quick scanning.
    • Search and filtering — find any event in seconds.
    • Recurring events — set up events that repeat automatically on a schedule.
    Features

    Understand attendance

    • Participant lists — see exactly who is interested in each event.
    • Event analytics — track participation and attendance trends, and identify your most popular events. Every change syncs with Discord, so your dashboard and your server always show the same schedule.
  62. Features

    See and edit everything

    • Full role overview — name, color, member count, hierarchy position and permissions for every role.
    • Visual editing — change a role's name, color, permissions, visibility and whether it can be mentioned.
    • Permission editor — browse permissions grouped by category, with search to find exactly what you need.
    Features

    Powerful management tools

    • Create, duplicate and delete roles in a few clicks.
    • Drag-and-drop hierarchy — reorder your roles and have the new positions saved to Discord automatically.
    • Permission presets — apply ready-made templates for Admin, Moderator, Member, Verified and Bot roles.
    Features

    Safety first

    • Dangerous-permission warnings — clear flags on sensitive permissions such as Administrator, Manage Server, Ban Members and Manage Roles.
    • Validation before changes — the bot's permissions and position are checked so edits don't silently fail. Every change syncs with Discord, giving you complete control over your server's hierarchy from a single screen.
  63. Features

    Full moderation toolkit

    • Member actions — timeout, remove timeout, kick, ban, unban, warn, change nickname, and add or remove roles.
    • Message management — delete an individual message or bulk-delete many at once.
    • Ban list — review every ban and lift them with a single click.
    Features

    Safe and accountable

    • A reason on every action — record why each action was taken, for a clear paper trail.
    • Moderation logs — every action is saved to a complete, reviewable history.
    • Confirmation dialogs — destructive actions ask for confirmation before they run.
    • Permission and hierarchy checks — Pulsify verifies both your access and the bot's role position before acting, and explains clearly when an action would be rejected by Discord. Every action is mirrored on Discord instantly, keeping the dashboard and your server perfectly in sync.
  64. UI/UX

    A redesigned Overview

    • Activity charts — visualize messages over time, member joins and leaves, voice activity, command usage and moderation activity.
    • Engagement at a glance — quickly see your most active channels and most active members.
    Features

    The new Statistics tab

    • Detailed metrics — total messages sent, voice channel time, executed bot commands, moderation actions and active users.
    • Activity patterns — peak activity times along with daily, weekly and monthly trends.
    Features

    Flexible and reliable

    • Timeframe filtering — view any metric across the last 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days or all time.
    • Continuous tracking — activity is collected and stored automatically, so your charts stay accurate and persist across restarts. Clear, actionable insight into exactly how your community is growing and where it is most active.
  65. Features

    What it generates

    • Welcome message — a warm, on-brand greeting for new members.
    • Server rules — a clear, ready-to-post set of guidelines.
    • Onboarding instructions — guidance that helps newcomers find their way around.
    • Channel and category suggestions — a sensible starting structure for your server.
    UI/UX

    Built for control

    • Tone selection — choose Professional, Gaming, Community, Minimal or Friendly, and the output adapts to match your community's character.
    • Preview before applying — review everything before anything touches your server.
    • Regenerate freely — not quite right? Generate again until it fits.
    • Apply to Discord — push the generated welcome message straight to your server in one step.
    • Fair usage — generation requests are rate-limited to keep the feature fast and dependable for everyone. A standout shortcut that turns a blank server into a finished community in minutes.
  66. Features

    Automations

    • Welcome messages — automatically greet new members in a channel of your choice the moment they join.
    • Auto-role — assign a chosen role to every new member as soon as they arrive.
    • Moderation alerts — post a notice to a dedicated channel whenever a moderation action takes place, keeping your team informed.
    Features

    Events

    • Live Discord events — your server's scheduled events are pulled from Discord and displayed directly in the dashboard.
    Features

    Reliability and control

    • Enable or disable per feature — turn each automation on or off independently; disabled automations never run.
    • Validation built in — Pulsify confirms the bot is installed and checks it has the permissions each feature needs, with clear errors when something is missing.
    • Unban from the dashboard — remove a ban directly in Pulsify and have the change reflected on Discord instantly. Configure once in the dashboard, and Pulse handles the rest on your server.
  67. UI/UX

    A refreshed dashboard

    • New layout and navigation — a cleaner sidebar and overall structure designed to scale gracefully as more features arrive.
    • Reusable design system — consistent cards, buttons, section headers and dialogs across the app for a cohesive, professional feel.
    • Responsive and mobile-friendly — the dashboard now adapts smoothly to smaller screens.
    • Refined states — polished loading skeletons and empty states so the app feels responsive even before data has loaded.
    Features

    Personalization

    • Light and dark mode — improved, carefully tuned color schemes for both.
    • Accent colors — several built-in themes, plus a custom color picker for an exact match to your brand.
    • Layout density — switch between comfortable and compact spacing.
    • Font size — scale the entire interface up or down for comfort.
    • Motion and effects — toggle animations and decorative elements to taste. Every preference applies instantly and is remembered across sessions, so your dashboard always looks and feels the way you left it.
  68. Features

    What's included

    • Web dashboard — a new Next.js application (TypeScript, App Router) that will host the entire Pulsify experience.
    • Pulse bot — the Discord bot that powers Pulsify is connected and online, ready to act on your server.
    • Sign in with Discord — secure authentication through Discord OAuth, so the servers you manage and your permissions are recognized automatically.
    • Database and infrastructure — a managed Supabase backend for authentication and data storage, plus the project structure and environments needed for fast, reliable development. With the platform's core wired together end to end, development of Pulsify's features begins from here.