The Fishbot wiki

Every feature explained in plain words — what it does, how you switch it on and what to check if something looks off. Everything is set up in the dashboard: click, save, done. The slash commands are listed alongside, for anyone who would rather type.

Fishbot's dashboard and its Discord messages are in German. Button and menu labels are therefore quoted in German throughout this wiki, with the English meaning in brackets, so you can find them again on screen.

Getting started

Modules

Embed Builder

Good-looking messages with a title, colour, images and fields — saveable and editable afterwards.

Modules & Commands

Complete list of all modules, plans and slash commands — generated automatically.

Moderation

Actions, logs and permissions — all under one roof, with case numbers and a single record.

Server Templates

Build a freshly created server in one command — roles, categories, channels, permissions.

Temporary Voice Channels

One channel for creating them — everyone gets their own and takes it with them when they leave.

Tickets

Support in a channel of its own — with your own ticket types, forms, claiming, a transcript and a star rating.

Applications & Forms

Press a button, fill in the form — the application lands as a card in the team channel.

Events

Announce a training session, a raid or a club party — the bot keeps the attendance list, sends reminders and moves people up.

Fishbot Fishing

The fishing game inside the bot — from the first casts to seasons, your own fish species and administration.

Reaction Roles

One message your members click on — and they get the matching role.

Custom Commands

Create your own slash commands that answer or hand out roles.

Stat Channels

Channels whose name shows your server's numbers — members, online, growth, boosts.

Automations

If-then rules — the bot reacts by itself to what happens on the server.

Sticky Notes

A message that stays at the bottom of the channel — for rules, support notices and everything else that otherwise drifts upwards.

AutoMod Rules

Set up Discord's own word and spam filter from your dashboard.

Backups

Back up roles, channels, permissions and settings — and bring them back when something goes wrong.

Invite Tracking

Who has recruited how many members — with a leaderboard and a role reward.

Anti-Nuke

Protection against your own people — anyone who deletes too much at once loses their roles immediately.

Giveaways

Start giveaways with one command — the draw and the ending run by themselves.

Raid Protection

Detects waves of joins, shuts the doors by itself and opens up again once the wave is over.

Birthdays

Members enter their birthday, the bot sends congratulations automatically.

Polls

Polls with buttons instead of reactions — with bars, an end date and an anonymous variant.

Boost Thanks

Anyone who boosts the server gets a visible message and, if you want, a role of their own.

Game Modules

Server status, wipe countdown and info panel — tailored to one particular game.

Starboard

Members hand out stars, and whatever gets enough of them ends up in a channel of its own.

Stream Alerts

Announces in your Discord when someone goes live on Twitch or Kick or uploads a YouTube video.

Media of the Day

A channel for images and videos — at the end the post with the most votes wins.

Welcome & Verify

Greet new members, hand out roles automatically — and lock raids out with a single button.

World of Warcraft

Raid line-up for guilds — roles, classes, raid size and the question of what is still missing.

GTA RP

The line-up for factions and families — with sign-off cross-checking, a weekly overview and self-deleting alerts.

Levels & Ranking

Points for joining in, level-ups with role rewards and a leaderboard.

Billing

Running it