Server utilities
Quick commands and helpful tools for the day-to-day jobs that come with running a server.
Brosify brings powerful commands, helpful community tools, and custom bot options together in one versatile Discord bot, making it easier to run your server and keep your community connected.
One bot, plenty of possibilities: server utilities, community tools, helpful commands, custom bot requests, and more.
Made for real communities, from small servers to busy ones.
Brosify is built around practical Discord features. Start with what you need and ignore the things you don't.
Quick commands and helpful tools for the day-to-day jobs that come with running a server.
Give members an easier way to find information, get help, and take part in your community.
Request a separate bot with its own name and the features that make sense for your server.
Open the dedicated guide to browse features by category, expand a module, and see its commands and setup instructions.
Invite Brosify to a server you manage, review the requested permissions, and try the commands available to you.
Add Brosify ↗The official bot invite URL still needs to be connected before this button can invite the bot.
Use a Discord account with permission to add apps.
Check what Brosify is asking to access before approving.
Use the bot's help commands to see what is available.
Servers you manage appear here. Open a server where Brosify is already installed, or add Brosify to a server you manage.
Sign in to load servers you own or manage.
No servers match that search.
Sign in with Discord to see the servers you manage and whether Brosify is installed. Server access is read from your Discord account; no sample server data is shown.
Tell us what you want your bot to do. Send a request, get it reviewed, and build around the features that are actually useful to your server.
Start with the tools you need today. You can explore the rest when you're ready.
Choose a category to expand it and read what it does, the commands to check, and how to set it up.
Brosify includes ticket and application workflows for member support and submitted requests.
Ticket intake, application submissions, and staff review. Exact button labels and command names should match the running bot.
Staff moderation tools include moderation actions and a jail workflow.
Keep moderation actions restricted to trusted staff. Configure the jail role and channel permissions so jailed members only retain the access intended by your server rules.
AutoMod is part of the registered feature set. Honeypot behavior needs a runtime check before it is described as active.
Document only the specific filters and actions confirmed in the current source and running bot. Review exemptions carefully to avoid blocking staff or trusted integrations.
Honeypot is marked for verification, not confirmed as an active feature. Do not advertise it as enabled until its registration and behavior are verified.
Participation rewards and giveaway features are included in the registered feature set.
Use the deployed bot's actual leveling and leaderboard commands for member-facing instructions. Avoid inventing XP settings or reward controls that are not present.
Use the real giveaway workflow and restrict management actions to trusted staff. Test entry and winner selection before running a public giveaway.
Brosify has live server-stat functionality for showing configured server information.
Temporary voice functionality creates or manages voice spaces for members.
Music commands provide voice-channel playback functionality.
The quote feature supports the bot's configured quote workflow.
Confirm the designated quote channel and test the actual quote command or trigger from the running bot. Keep channel permissions appropriate for the content being saved and shared.
Logging records supported events in the configured destination.
Brosify includes role-related functionality. The exact supported role actions should be taken from the registered commands.
Welcome and invite-related features help manage member arrivals and invite information.
The source audit confirms a set of utility functionality, but it does not establish that every command shown in the old guide exists.
/help, ?help, /userinfo, and /serverinfo must be treated as unverified examples unless they appear in the registered command list or live help output.
Do not publish guessed command names as available commands. Use the currently registered Discord app commands and actual prefix-command help as the source of truth.
Slash commands are entered with / in Discord. Prefix commands use the server's configured Brosify prefix (usually ?). Some actions require staff permissions or prior setup.
This guide is based on the supplied Brosify source audit. Honeypot still needs verification. Server transfer was not found among registered features, and the website itself was not present in the audited bot source; neither should be advertised as an existing bot module. Exact command names should be confirmed against the deployed command registry.