Sweet

Your server's bodyguard. And its whole toolbox.

Sweet is a security-first Discord bot. It stops the attacks that wreck servers, then runs everything else your community needs from one bot and one dashboard.

🎉 Launch offer: the next 100 servers that add Sweet get every feature free for 30 days. No card needed.

🛡️ Protection that reacts on the first move

• Anti-nuke. Anyone who deletes channels, mass-bans or hands out Administrator without permission is banned on their first action, in about 0.3 seconds. Deleted channels and roles are rebuilt automatically.

• Anti-raid and join gate. Spots floods of new or look-alike accounts, holds risky joiners back, and locks the doors if a raid is under way.

• Honeypot channels. A trap channel no human posts in. Self-bots and spam scripts post everywhere, so their first message gets them banned.

• AutoMod and heat. Removes spam, scam links, invites, mass mentions and bad words. Repeat offenders escalate from a warning to a timeout to a ban.

• Verification, lockdown, panic mode and scheduled backups, with a preview before every restore.

🔨 Safe tools for your staff

• Ban, kick, timeout, warn and quarantine, with every action saved as a numbered case.

• Role permissions: let @Mods ban through Sweet without giving them the real Discord permission, with per-role limits.

• Full logging: deleted and edited messages, joins, role and channel changes, voice activity and security events.

✨ Everything your community uses

Tickets with transcripts · leveling and rank cards · giveaways with requirements · reaction roles · welcome and goodbye messages · temporary voice channels · live member counters · autoresponders and custom commands · analytics.

⚡ Set up in three minutes

1. Add Sweet and move its role near the top of your role list.

2. Run /flash. It asks a few questions and creates the channels and roles for you.

3. Tune anything later from Discord or at getsweetbot.com.

Not sure how to do something? Ask the AI helper at getsweetbot.com/docs. Describe what you want, like "put a sticky message in #rules", and it gives you the exact command.