Web dashboard

If you'd rather not type slash commands, blifymod.com/dashboard lets you manage every setting from a browser.

#Logging in

The dashboard uses Discord OAuth. Click Log in with Discord in the top-right of blifymod.com, accept the prompt, and you'll land on the dashboard listing every server where:

• The bot is currently a member, and
• You have the Manage Server permission

If a server you expected isn't there, the most common reasons are:

• The bot isn't in that server (re-invite from the home page)
• You don't have Manage Server on it
• Your Discord OAuth grant is stale — log out and back in to refresh

#What you can do

For each server, the dashboard mirrors every slash command:

• Toggle enabled / dry-run
• Pick moderated channels and a log channel
• Add, edit, reorder, and remove custom rules
• Set the strictness level
• Manage immune roles and immune users
• Set the appeal link
• View recent moderation log entries
• View and manage your Pro/Premium claims

Changes save the moment you confirm — same backend the bot uses, same instant effect.

#Sessions

Logged-in sessions last 7 days of inactivity, then you'll be asked to re-authenticate. Logging out clears your session immediately. The dashboard never asks for, stores, or has access to your Discord password — only the OAuth scopes you granted (read your username, your guild list, and which guilds you have permissions on).

#When to use the dashboard vs. slash commands

The dashboard is generally faster for:

• First-time setup (you can see every option at once)
• Bulk rule editing
• Reviewing moderation history

Slash commands are generally faster for:

• One-off changes ("just set this log channel real quick")
• Emergency disabling during an incident
• Anything where you're already in Discord and don't want to context-switch

Both are equally valid — pick whichever your team prefers.