Moderation, tickets, giveaways, automod, reaction roles, and a set of modern button-based minigames — all controlled from a clean web dashboard instead of a wall of commands.
No juggling five bots for moderation, tickets, and fun. Ovels covers the whole surface, and every setting has a dashboard toggle to match.
Warnings, bans, timed mutes, adaptive slowmode, and spam/link filtering that reacts to how busy a channel actually is.
Button-based support tickets with categories, transcripts, and staff-only channels — set up in a couple of clicks.
Timed giveaways with reroll, bonus entries, and requirements — announced automatically when they end.
Queue-based music playback with volume, filters, and controls that stay in sync across a full voice session.
Self-assignable roles from emoji reactions, plus live member/booster counter channels that update on their own.
Most Discord bots are a pile of slash commands and hope. Ovels is designed around a dashboard-first workflow, sane defaults, and infrastructure that's meant to stay online.
Every feature below is a toggle on the dashboard, not a command to memorize. Tap a tab to see what it looks like.
Spam and link filters that tighten up automatically the moment a channel gets busy, then ease back off once it's quiet again — no manual re-tuning.
Category-based tickets with staff assignment and full transcripts, opened and closed with a couple of button taps — nobody types a command.
Set entries, requirements, and an end time from the dashboard. Ovels rolls winners and announces them the second the clock runs out.
Volume, filters, and skip controls that stay in sync across the whole voice session — from Discord or the dashboard.
No typing letters into chat — every game below plays out through Discord's native components, right inside an embed.
The core of Ovels — moderation, automod, tickets, and dashboard access — stays free. Optional premium tiers with extra customization may be introduced down the line; nothing changes for existing free features.