Welcome to Ledra
Ledra is a modular moderation bot for Discord: case-numbered warnings, AutoMod, server logs, greetings, role menus, reminders and scheduled announcements — on a fine-grained permission system.
Ledra is a multi-purpose Discord bot built around one idea: a moderation tool should never be the thing that causes the incident. Every destructive action runs through hierarchy checks, staff members cannot punish each other, and nothing is ever configured by accident.
You do not install anything. Invite Ledra, run a handful of slash commands, and your server is set up.
New here? Go to Add Ledra to your server, then follow the Quick start. Fifteen minutes and you are done.
What Ledra does#
| Feature | What it gives you |
|---|---|
| Moderation | Kick, ban, temp-ban, timeout and warnings — every action gets a case number and a permanent record |
| AutoMod | Six rules against spam, mention floods, invites, links, shouting and banned words |
| Server logs | Six log categories, each with its own channel |
| Greetings | Welcome and goodbye messages with placeholders, embeds and an optional DM |
| Roles | Automatic roles on join, plus self-service role menus with buttons |
| Reminders | /remind for everyone on the server |
| Announcements | Recurring posts, by interval or at a fixed time of day |
Everything is configured per server. Two servers using Ledra share nothing.
What makes it different#
Your staff roles work immediately. Ledra reads native Discord permissions
out of the box — anyone who can already kick members can already use /kick.
You can layer explicit staff roles on top when you want finer control, but you
are never forced to.
Moderators cannot outrank each other. A moderator cannot warn, kick or ban another moderator, an admin, or the server owner. This is checked on every action, not just at setup.
Nothing fails halfway. Before Ledra acts, it verifies it actually has the permission it needs in that specific channel. You get a clear message instead of a half-completed ban.
Answers are private. Almost every command replies only to you, so configuring the bot never floods your channels.
Finding your way around#
- Feature guides explain why and when — start here when setting something up for the first time.
- Command reference lists every command with all its options — use it when you know what you want and need the exact syntax.
- Reference holds the tables: permission matrix, placeholders, duration formats and limits.
- Help is where you go when something does not behave.
Inside Discord#
You never need this site to look up a command. Ledra documents itself:
/help Every command, grouped, with the level each one needs
/help command:ban One command in full: options, level, permissions needed
/help reads the live command list, so it can never drift out of date.