Everything you need to run CloudMod safely and efficiently for your community.
Invite the CloudMod bot with the right permissions to your main and sub-servers.
Sign in with Discord — only identify and guilds, no email, no message access.
The three-step wizard: main server, options, confirm.
Add sub-servers and create role rules with auto-matching in a single click.
A self-contained configuration of a main server, sub-servers and rules.
The main server is the source of truth; sub-servers receive the sync.
When an anchor role makes sense — and when to leave it off.
Two independent settings that control how aggressively the bot acts.
Set log embeds and owner DMs to German or English per project.
Network-wide bans, a word filter with quarantine, automatic replies — plus the trusted-user whitelist.
Self-assign roles: members give themselves roles by clicking buttons.
Application forms via Discord modals, with review in the channel and in the dashboard.
Automatic live posts in Discord when your streamers go online.
Your network in the public directory — with a server list and join buttons.
The three most common causes: hierarchy, missing invite, Dry-Run.
Discord's hard-coded rules around owner nicknames and role hierarchy.
Use Dry-Run to test safely, then switch to Live.
Enable developer mode and copy IDs via right-click — if you need them at all.
Quick check via the /status slash command or the public status page.
Keep Dry-Run on until your rules are solid — then Auto-Fix keeps everything in sync.
A shared naming convention lets the mapping dialog pre-fill everything correctly.
A real-time feed of every sync event on a moderator-only channel.