Jotoro Moderation

Jotoro Moderation is a modern moderation and community-management bot built for streamers, gaming communities, and growing Discord servers. Designed with performance, reliability, and ease of use in mind, Jotoro combines powerful automated moderation with a guided setup experience so you can configure your server exactly the way you want.

✨ Features 🛡️ Advanced AutoMod

Automatic moderation for inappropriate language and malicious links. Per-server custom banned words, links, and whitelisted words. Choose between Jotoro’s built-in moderation lists or create your own custom lists.

🎫 Built-in Ticket System

Private support tickets with permanent ticket categories. Multiple configurable support roles. Automatic transcript generation and logging. One active ticket per user to keep support organized.

⚙️ Simple Guided Setup

Use the easy /setup command to configure your server. Customize moderation settings, muted roles, support roles, ticket categories, and changelog channels in just a few steps.

💾 Modern Infrastructure

Powered by SQLite for fast and reliable per-server configuration. Built to remain lightweight while scaling alongside your community.

🚀 Actively Developed

Frequent improvements, quality-of-life updates, and new features. Community feedback helps shape Jotoro’s future development.

🔮 Coming Soon

📺 Twitch live notifications and additional streamer-focused tools.

Whether you are running a small community or a growing Discord server, Jotoro Moderation gives you the tools needed to keep your server organized, secure, and easy to manage—all while remaining lightweight and simple to configure.

🔐 Required Discord Permissions

Jotoro requires the following permissions to operate correctly:

View Channels Send Messages Send Messages in Threads Embed Links Attach Files Read Message History Add Reactions Use External Emojis Manage Messages Manage Channels Manage Roles Moderate Members Kick Members Ban Members Use Application Commands

Jotoro’s role must be placed above any roles it needs to assign, remove, mute, or moderate in your server’s role list.

Administrator permission is not required or recommended. Only the permissions listed above should be granted unless a future feature specifically requires an additional permission.