Every feature we've shipped, every bug we've squashed, and every improvement we've made. We're always working to make Lio better for your server.
Search any member in the Admin Center and get one unified view: moderation cases and status, XP level and rank, invite stats, Helpdesk and ticket history, plus recent team and mod activity — no more jumping between modules.
Define canned replies with placeholders ({user}, {ticket}, {category}, …), optional per-category scope, and live preview. Staff insert macros in the dashboard ticket chat or send them with /macro in Discord — then edit before posting if needed.
Saving other server settings (accent, timezone, dashboard access, or bot branding) could accidentally wipe Admin Center staff ranks and the team announcement channel. Settings now merge correctly so your team configuration persists.
Welcome, goodbye, boost, birthday, ticket & helpdesk panels, voice hub channels and feedback messages now ship with polished default Lio banners — so they look great out of the box. Each banner is just a default: set your own banner in the Embed Editor and it takes over instantly.
The Analytics dashboard now shows real server activity: messages per day, a weekly heatmap (weekday × hour), the busiest hours and your top channels — plus trend pills that compare each metric to the previous period. It's built privacy-first (only counts are stored, never message content) and fully buffered in the bot so even high-traffic servers stay fast.
Fixed the /leaderboard command that was failing with a generic error. An internal API route ordering issue made the bot receive single-user stats instead of the ranking, which crashed the command. The leaderboard now reliably shows the top XP earners, and the command was hardened so backend hiccups can never crash it again.
Lio now has a global /help command that anyone can run. It shows a clean overview of the commands every member can use — leveling & economy, utility and fun — and links straight to the dashboard, documentation and the invite link. Works in servers and DMs, replies privately so it never clutters the channel.
Reaction-role buttons can now be grouped so picking one automatically removes the others — perfect for single-choice pickers like colours, regions or pronouns. Select menus gained an exclusive mode for the same effect. Admins also get new /xpadmin set and /xpadmin reset commands to fix levels or wipe progress without touching the database.
A round of fixes and upgrades across the newest modules: dashboard ticket replies now always send as a clean Components-V2 embed with the member's avatar as a thumbnail and an @mention, plus an emoji picker and a clearer edit flow. The birthday list posts once and updates in place (one entry per member, sorted by date) and can be re-sent from the dashboard. Social feeds (RSS/Reddit/YouTube/X/Instagram) are now visible and editable in Streamer & Social, auto-reactions can be added again, the rank-card preview matches the bot pixel-for-pixel, /leaderboard works, and saving an automation now shows clear feedback.
The dashboard got a round of polish: consistent skeleton loaders instead of plain text while data loads, clear error states with retry on Helpdesk and Admin Center, confirmation dialogs in place of browser pop-ups, and wide tables that fold into tidy cards on mobile — including a phone-friendly activity heatmap. Plus better keyboard and screen-reader support across modals and icon buttons.
Three quality-of-life fixes: Automod anti-spam gets an on/off toggle to automatically delete the messages of a detected spam burst (on top of the timeout). The rank-card live preview is now drawn on a real canvas that mirrors the bot's renderer 1:1, so the dashboard looks exactly like the /rank image. And custom Discord emojis in the Helpdesk ticket view now render as actual emoji images instead of raw :name: codes.
You can now post the verification panel straight from the dashboard with one click — no slash command needed — and fully design it with the Components V2 Embed Creator (title, text, images, colours, custom footer). The verify button is added automatically, and re-posting cleanly replaces the previous panel.
Connect one or more Tebex stores to your server and pull live sales, revenue and recent purchases with /tebex. Each store's secret key is encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM in a dedicated vault — the dashboard only ever shows whether a secret is set plus its last 4 characters, never the key itself. Add, test and manage stores right from the module page.
Live alerts and social feeds live in one place now: the renamed 'Streamer & Social' module bundles Twitch/YouTube/Kick go-live pings, the creator hub panel and RSS/Reddit/YouTube/X/Instagram feeds. Feeds get a structured editor (type, source, channel) and — new — X (Twitter) and Instagram work by username: set a feed template once (your RSS-bridge/Nitter instance with {user}) and just type the handle. Existing standalone feeds keep running unchanged.
Design the /rank level card right in the dashboard with an instant live preview. Pick the accent (server colour or a custom hex), a background image or a custom gradient, overlay darkness, text colours, rounded or flat progress bar, and toggle the avatar ring. Everything saves as part of your XP settings — no image hosting required.
The lio.gg landing page got a cinematic refresh: a bigger, motion-driven hero with an interactive 3D dashboard preview, a scrolling module marquee, alternating feature showcases with live mini-mockups, a clear 'three steps' onboarding section, and community testimonials — all with smooth scroll reveals. The signature Lio look (yellow accent, Sora type, dark theme) stays front and centre.
Two new safety modules. Verification posts a custom embed with a button and an optional captcha (math challenge or type-a-code), with a configurable expiry, and grants a verified role on success — use /verifypanel to post it. Anti-Raid adds a join-gate that blocks accounts younger than your minimum age, automatic raid detection that locks the server down (or kicks/bans) when a join wave hits your threshold, alert messages, and a manual /lockdown on|off command.
The embed/panel creator is now a single guided form with numbered steps instead of separate tabs, so it's much easier to follow, and every text field (title, body, footer) now has an emoji picker for Unicode, server and Lio emojis. The marketing site got a mobile navigation drawer, skip-to-content link, clear keyboard focus rings, and we fixed the promo banner overlapping the header. Bot panels (suggestions, bug reports, voice hubs, applications) use the modern Components-V2 layout, error messages are now translated to your server language, and duplicate/missing footers on giveaway and abmeldung panels are fixed.
The normal ticket system now supports per-category roles like the Helpdesk: pick which roles get pinged when a ticket opens in a category, and restrict who can see and manage that category's ticket channels — only those roles (plus the opener and bot) get access, instead of the global support roles. Configure both per category in the ticket settings.
Upgrade to Plus or Premium from the billing center via Stripe Checkout and manage subscriptions in the customer portal. Free accounts are limited to one server in the dashboard; Plus/Premium unlock more. Platform owners can assign plans manually in the admin panel.
Follow RSS feeds, subreddits and YouTube channels and have new entries posted automatically into a channel of your choice — with a clean embed and a direct link. X (Twitter) and Instagram are supported via RSS-bridge/Nitter URLs. The number of feeds scales with your plan: Free 1, Plus 5, Premium 20.
The Automations 'Schedule' trigger is now fully wired. Build a flow that runs on a recurring schedule — every N minutes, daily, weekly (pick a weekday) or monthly (pick a day) at a set time — to auto-post announcements, reminders or any flow action without anyone lifting a finger. Schedules sync automatically when you publish, edit, disable or delete the flow, powered by the shared scheduler.
Two classic role tools arrive. Reaction Roles lets members self-assign roles by reacting to a message with an emoji (unicode or custom) — map emoji→role in the dashboard and run /reactionrole sync to add the reactions. Sticky Roles remembers a member's roles when they leave and automatically restores them when they rejoin, with an exclude list for roles you don't want carried over.
Members can now set personal reminders with /remindme — pick a time like 10m, 2h, 1d or 1w and an optional repeat (daily/weekly/monthly); the bot pings you when it's due, powered by the shared scheduler. The new Birthdays module lets members store their birthday with /birthday, and the bot announces birthdays at your chosen hour with a custom message and an optional birthday role that's granted for the day and removed afterwards.
A big moderation upgrade: /purge bulk-deletes recent messages with filters (user, bots, humans, attachments, links, embeds, contains text) and /nuke recreates a channel cleanly — both with clear permission errors. A new warn-escalation ladder auto-applies timeouts, kicks or bans once a member hits your warning thresholds. AutoMod now also catches mass-mentions, excessive CAPS, emoji spam, zalgo/glitch text, duplicate messages and attachment floods. Plus you can manage Discord's native AutoMod rules (keywords, mention spam, spam preset) straight from the dashboard and push them live with /automod sync.
The Economy module levels up. Members now earn XP for time spent in voice channels (with options to skip muted/deafened or solo users and to exclude specific channels). New XP multipliers let you boost XP per role or per channel, and no-XP roles plus no-XP channels give you full control over where XP is earned. And the new /rank command renders a clean MEE6-style rank card image with avatar, level, server rank and a progress bar — with an optional custom background banner you set per server.
The Helpdesk now has every power-feature from the normal ticket system: let the creator close their own ticket, a configurable claim button so staff can take over via the embed, restrict the channel to creator + assignee after a claim, a custom claim message, custom channel names with {category}, {username}, {userid}, {ticketId} and {categoryId} placeholders, and transcripts on close that are DM'd to the creator and archived. Configure it all under Helpdesk → Team → Ticket behaviour.
Three community engagement classics arrive. Starboard automatically reposts messages that reach a star-reaction threshold into a highlight channel (configurable emoji & count). Counting turns a channel into a collaborative count-up game with ✅/❌ feedback and an optional reset on mistakes. The AFK system lets members set an away status with /afk — the bot replies when someone pings them and clears the status on their next message.
Premium servers can now set a custom footer that fully replaces the Lio watermark instead of adding a second line. Set one footer in Customize Bot and it applies automatically across every embed creator and bot message; the per-embed footer field in the creator works the same way. When a subscription expires the Lio watermark comes back automatically.
Automate your channels: add one or more emojis that the bot automatically reacts with on every new message in chosen channels (great for suggestion, gallery or vote channels), and pick announcement channels where new posts are automatically published (crossposted) to all following servers.
Shipped a LionBot-style updates page at lio.gg/timeline with filters, bilingual entries, and Discord webhook announcements for every major release.
The status page now shows live API latency, platform build ID, service descriptions, and structured incident cards with update timelines when something breaks.
FiveM live status panels, link filter and /slowmode, service ID blacklist, shift leaderboard (top 10), termination offboarding, Plus/Premium server backups, and platform server templates.
New marketing pages explain Premium bot branding (no re-invite needed) and Plus vanity short links. Header nav groups Premium links separately from core product anchors.
German visitors can browse lio.gg/de with proper hreflang, cookie persistence, and middleware rewrites — no duplicate page tree to maintain.
Rebuilt Helpdesk settings into five focused tabs (General, Panel, Categories, Staff, Integrations) with clearer copy and faster navigation for admins.
Added full EN/DE docs for Helpdesk, modules, and roleplay. Expanded sitemap, hreflang for /de, FAQ JSON-LD, and per-page metadata across the public site.
Dedicated /roleplay dashboard section with event templates, live runs, and bot-side event handling — all wired to the module catalog.
Faction ledger (Kasse), recruitment applications, and shift clock modules — configurable from the roleplay dashboard and usable in Discord.
New server admins get a guided onboarding modal with Plus/Premium steps, optional sounds, and persisted progress on their account.
Audit log, grant paths, users hub, and Admin Center UI — delegate dashboard access without sharing your Discord account.
Nitro boost welcome panels with configurable messages and embeds — celebrate boosters automatically when they support your server.
Daily metrics, module event tracking, and a new /analytics dashboard page. The bot syncs usage data so admins see real activity trends.
Plus servers get branded short links on dc.lio.gg — create, manage, and track clicks from the dashboard without leaving Lio.
EU-friendly cookie banner on the marketing site with accept/reject/customize options and a link to the cookie policy.
Plan checks gate Plus/Premium modules. Invite tracking shows which invites brought members — subscription overview in the dashboard.
Public discoverability kickoff: dynamic sitemap, robots.txt, JSON-LD helpers, and a branded OG banner for social previews.
Bottom nav, grouped dashboard links, skeleton loading states, and debounced config saves — the dashboard finally feels native on phones.
Support staff dashboards with activity tracking, punch clock, leaderboards, and SLA-oriented stats — built for real helpdesk teams.
Helpdesk SLA, panel layout, and category configuration moved into a dedicated settings editor instead of scattered module fields.
Build no-code automations with a React Flow canvas — triggers from modules, conditions, and actions wired into the bot executor.
Premium servers can change the bot avatar, display name, and embed footer from the dashboard. Changes apply instantly — no need to kick and re-add Lio.
Hardened Discord OAuth callback handling and backend URL resolution so sign-in redirects land on the right page after login.
GDPR-oriented public legal pages in EN and DE, linked from the footer and cookie consent flow.
Roleplay inventory warehouse with item tracking, dashboard designer, and bot-side panel sync for faction storerooms.
Split i18n architecture for dashboard, components, legal pages, and bot strings. Documentation index and language selector shipped.
Full support desk: ticket panels, categories, staff roles, bot commands, and dashboard overview — the flagship Plus feature.
Run giveaways from Discord with a visual designer in the dashboard — entries, timers, and winner selection included.
Sign in with Discord, pick your servers, and configure modules from the Nimbus dashboard shell — Phase 1 complete.
Caddy reverse proxy with automatic TLS for lio.gg and api.lio.gg — Docker Compose production stack ready.
The foundation: Express backend, Discord.js bot, Next.js frontend, MongoDB, shared types, and Docker — one repo to ship the whole platform.
Modern CV2 panel utilities across tickets, logging, RP, and moderation — richer layouts than classic embeds.
Welcome, XP, logging, moderation, tickets, absences, streamer, and RP service IDs — each configurable per guild from lio.gg.
Platform owner admin panel with user/server stats, embed creator API, templates, and bot-side embed interaction handlers.
