Discord bot and control panel
Kelu runs support tickets the way a real support team works, and brings moderation, levels, welcomes, music and automations along with it. Configured from a web panel, not from twenty commands.
All of it included
What sets it apart
Panels with departments, forms before opening, private staff threads, claiming, priorities and closure with a rating. And an inbox on the web, so nobody has to scroll a server to find out what is pending.
The catalogue
Each module is switched on per server and configured on its own page. What is not on, does not run.
Tickets
Support with forms, transcripts, SLA and agent analytics.
Moderation
Warnings, kicks, bans and a numbered case system.
Levels
XP for messages and voice, role rewards and a server leaderboard.
Welcome
Join message, autorole and roles restored when someone returns.
Automations
Your own rules: when this happens, do that.
Self-roles
Panels where members give themselves roles with a button.
Music
Queue, filters, playlists and command controls.
AI
Ticket summary on close and reply drafts for your team.
Economy
A currency, a daily reward and a shop that hands out roles.
Platform alerts
Twitch, YouTube and RSS, announced where your people are.
Giveaways
Requirements, bonus entries and re-rolls that hold up.
Starboard
The messages people like, collected in one channel.
Logs
Audit trail for messages, members, roles and channels.
Birthdays
A daily greeting and a role for the day.
Temporary voice
Join a hub and get your own voice channel.
Reminders
Anyone can ask to be pinged later.
Translation
By command, or by reacting with a flag.
Public API
Scoped keys so your own tools can read and write.
Levels and economy
XP for messages and for time in voice, a leaderboard, roles handed out at the level you pick, and a currency with a daily reward and a shop that pays in roles.
Music
Search or paste a link, then drive it from buttons instead of retyping commands. Saved playlists, autoplay, loop and audio filters.
AI
When a ticket closes, a summary of what was asked and what was done. For your team, reply drafts written from your own knowledge base.
Moderation and logs
Warnings, mutes, kicks and bans as numbered cases, automatic sanctions by rule, and an audit trail for messages, members, roles and channels.
The dashboard
Every module has its own page, with a preview of what will be posted and a save that tells you whether it worked. Nothing is configured by writing a command into a channel and hoping.
Pricing
Free is a complete bot, not a demo. Paid plans raise the caps and add what a big community ends up needing.
Every module, with caps that fit a normal community.
Free
Free forever. No card and no trial clock.
What you get
Room to grow, rendered images, web forms and AI.
Premium
The exact price shows up at checkout, in your currency.
Everything in Free, plus
Prices come straight from the store: what you see here is what the checkout charges, in your currency.
No. There is no clock and no card. Every module is included; the paid plan raises the caps and adds rendered images, web forms and AI.
No. Everything is set up from the dashboard, and each setting says what it does. Your members use commands they already know.
It stops running. Nothing is deleted: settings, levels and tickets stay where they are, and turning it back on picks up where it left off.
The bare minimum to run what you turned on. It is written down in the legal pages, including how long each thing is kept by a retention policy that actually runs.
Sign in with Discord, pick a server, switch on what you need. Nothing runs until you turn it on, and nothing is deleted if you turn it off.