A Sapphire alternative for moderation, welcome messages and role menus

What an all-in-one bot like Sapphire is used for

Servers choose a multipurpose bot so that one tool handles the routine: moderating chat, greeting newcomers, letting members pick their roles, keeping a record of what happened and announcing new streams and videos. A few custom replies or automatic actions usually round it off.

In BotGG each of these jobs is its own module with its own page in the console. You enable only what your server needs, edit settings as a draft and save once; the bot picks up changes without a restart.

Moderation, logs and welcome

Moderation covers /warn, /timeout, /kick, /ban with optional durations, /softban, /purge, /lock and /lockdown, with numbered cases, /case and /modlog history and warning escalation. AutoMod rules handle spam, mentions, caps, invites, links, bad words and new accounts, and anti-raid and anti-nuke protection are part of the same module.

Logs post message edits and deletions, joins and leaves, role and nickname changes, voice activity, channel, role and server changes and moderation actions — each category in its own channel — and include an invite tracker. Welcome greets new members with a message and an optional image card (neon, glass or minimal style), says goodbye when they leave, can offer a server guide by DM through a button, and can wait until a member has passed Verification.

Role menus, social alerts and custom automations

The rest of the usual toolkit is covered by three more modules:

• Role menus — buttons, a select menu or classic reactions, with modes for toggle, one-role-only, add-only and remove-only, plus required or blocked roles and a minimum level. Free servers get 3 menus, Pro 50.
• Social alerts — posts when a Twitch or Kick channel goes live, when a YouTube channel uploads a video, short or stream, or when any RSS or Atom feed updates; /alerts test previews the message. 3 subscriptions on Free, 100 on Pro.
• Flows — instead of a list of custom text commands, you connect a trigger (a new message, a member joining, a reaction, a button click, a schedule) to conditions and actions such as replying, sending a DM or giving a role. A message trigger with a keyword filter and a reply works like a classic custom command.