Roadmap

What Clio does today, what we're building now and what comes after. There are no dates: each feature ships when it works properly.

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Welcome and goodbye: An embed when someone joins or leaves, plus a DM with the rules for newcomers.
Auto roles and persistent roles: Roles on join, and members who leave and come back get their old roles back.
Invite tracking: See who invited whom, and which invites bring in real members.
Logs by category: Members, messages, moderation, voice and server changes, each in the channel you pick.
Tickets: Sorted into categories, claimed by a staff member, with a transcript saved when they close.
Moderation: Numbered cases, verification for new members, and anti-raid for when too many people join at once.
Button, menu and reaction roles: Members pick their own roles without having to ask anyone.
Sticky messages: A message that always stays at the bottom of the channel, for rules or notices.
Characters: Talk as a character with its own name and avatar, Tupperbox-style.
Giveaways: Set entry requirements and hand out bonus entries to whoever you choose.
Scheduled announcements and /embed: Line up an announcement for whenever you want, and build embeds without writing code.
Web panel: Set everything up from your browser and see how it'll look before you save.
English and Spanish: Clio speaks your community's language, in Discord and in the panel.

Invite campaigns: Run a contest with a start and end date and a leaderboard of who brings in the most people.
Twitch, YouTube and RSS alerts: Clio posts when a stream goes live, a video drops or a site publishes something new.
Applications and ranks: Members apply and staff approve or deny with one click. Works for whitelists too.
Welcome card: An image with the new member's avatar instead of plain text.
Import from other bots: Bring over the setup you already have and switch bots without starting from scratch.
Profile commands: How long you've been in the server, your account age, avatar and banner. Yours or anyone you mention.

Levels: XP for taking part, and roles members earn with it.
Your activity in the server: Messages and images sent, hours in voice and screen sharing, with milestones and leaderboards. Anyone who'd rather not can hide theirs.
More languages: For communities that speak something other than English or Spanish.
Community ideas: What you ask for could end up on this list.