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What Kovra is

Kovra runs three Discord bots that share one dashboard, one database, and one tier:
  • Guard — moderation. Bans, mutes, warnings, AutoMod, anti-raid, anti-nuke, verification gate, audit log.
  • Desk — support tickets. Panel buttons, form responses, transcripts, priority flags, auto-close.
  • Rise — leveling. XP for messages + voice, leaderboard, role rewards, rank cards.
All three are controlled from dash.kovra.xyz. Slash commands exist for quick actions, but the dashboard is where you do real work — running multi-step moderation sweeps, tuning AutoMod rules, reading transcripts, watching retention curves.

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Why it exists

Most Discord bot stacks mean running four or five separate bots that don’t talk to each other. Mod logs in one, tickets in another, leveling in a third — and every one of them has its own premium tier to upsell. Kovra is the opposite:
  • One install, one login. Your moderation history, ticket transcripts, and XP data all live in the same place.
  • One tier. Premium unlocks the same 15 gates across all three bots. No per-feature paywalls.
  • One dashboard. Everything is on dash.kovra.xyz — cases, analytics, config, billing.

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Who it’s for

Mid-to-large Discord communities (500–50 000+ members) where a small mod team needs a proper tool. Gaming servers, crypto/NFT communities, Twitch/YouTube creator communities, SaaS user communities. If your server is under ~100 members and you just need reaction roles, Kovra is probably overkill — the free tier still works fine, but the full dashboard is built for servers that have an actual moderation workload.

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Getting started

Pick whichever bot solves your most immediate problem, install it, then add the other two later.

Guard

Moderation, AutoMod, anti-raid, verification.

Desk

Support tickets with panel buttons and transcripts.

Rise

Message and voice XP with role rewards.