The greatest bot
for servers.

Security First

The anti-nuke system watches for patterns that indicate someone with elevated permissions is doing damage — mass bans, mass channel deletions, rapid permission changes, role deletions. When it sees those patterns, it locks down and acts. You set the thresholds, whitelist the admins you trust, and let it run in the background.

Anti-raid is separate and handles a different problem — coordinated joins. If accounts are coming in too fast, if they’re brand new, if they look like alts, Parrot can hold them at the gate, require verification, or kick them automatically depending on what you’ve configured. There’s a built-in captcha verification system if you want it, and you can set a minimum account age requirement so throwaway accounts can’t just walk in.

Automod handles the day-to-day stuff — spam detection, invite links, mention limits, word filters, coordinated spam patterns. None of it requires you to write regex or learn a configuration language. You turn it on, adjust the settings, and it runs.

Everything Else

Outside of security, Parrot covers the features that most active servers end up needing. The leveling system tracks XP and hands out role rewards at the levels you configure. The economy system gives members currency to earn and spend in a server shop you set up yourself. Tickets create private support channels with category selection and staff controls. Giveaways run on a timer with multiple winners and rerolls. Reaction roles let members self-assign roles through buttons or emoji.

Starboard surfaces your best messages automatically. Suggestions collect community feedback with voting. Confessions let members submit anonymously with admin review. Birthdays get announced in whatever channel you pick. Server backups let you snapshot your setup and restore it if something goes wrong. Temp VCs create voice channels on demand that disappear when empty.

All of it is free. No premium tier, no feature locks, no subscription.

The Dashboard

Most of Parrot’s settings live in a web dashboard at parrotbot.net. Log in with your Discord account, pick a server, and you can configure pretty much everything without running a single command. Welcome messages, automod rules, level rewards, ticket panel customization, reaction role panels, economy settings — it’s all there.

Changes apply immediately. The dashboard also has an embed builder with a live preview so you can design embeds for announcements, custom commands, or anything else without trial and error in Discord.

Solo Development

Parrot is built and maintained by one person. That means things sometimes take longer than they would with a team, but it also means there’s no pressure to add paywalls, no feature gets rushed out broken, and feedback from the support server actually makes it into the bot. Most feature requests that get enough interest do get built eventually.

The support server is the fastest way to report bugs, request features, or get help with anything. Response times are reasonable — usually within a day or two for most things, faster for anything that’s broken.