A timeout ends whenever it ends.
Every punishment writes an infraction and a job that lifts it. The member has a history, the moderator has a reason, and the release survives a restart.
Online and responding Discord runs your chat.
Discord runs your chat.
Minotaur runs your server.
Trouble arrives instead of hiding in the scrollback. A raid is one switch, not forty channel edits. And what you change here is live in the server before you have looked away.
It goes both ways
Scroll back through a channel hoping to find what people are complaining about.
← Discord tells us
Somebody kicks off and the alert is already on your page, folded per person, with their history next to the button. Ban from there and it is done in the server.
No save-and-reload and no waiting for a cache, in either direction. Every open page is told what changed the moment it changes, including pages somebody else is looking at.
And the rest of it
A deleted message is gone. So is the evidence.
The server log keeps half an hour of messages so a deletion has something to show, and posts through webhooks so a busy server costs the rest of the bot nothing.
Nobody can tell you what a member has been warned for before.
Every action is on one page with who did it and why, kept after the member has left or been banned.
A form means a Google link, and answers nobody in the server can see.
Applications are filled in signed into Discord and answered in the dashboard, with a summary that counts itself.
It does not fall behind
The hour a server is busiest is the hour most bots stop keeping up. A video sends five hundred people at you, the log lands ten minutes late, half the arrivals never got their role, and the mute somebody set quietly never lifts. Mino is dull on days like that, which is the entire point of how it is built.
- Five hundred people arrive at once
- Every one greeted, every role given
- A channel moving faster than you can read
- The log keeps up
- A mute set for thirty days
- Lifts on the day, restart or not
- A rank card
- Appears. It does not generate.
Designed, not configured
The welcome banner and the rank card are canvases you drag things around on, not forms with an X and a Y in them. What the editor draws is what the renderer rasterises, checked by a test that fails if the two ever disagree.
Put it in your server
Free, and every setting is per-server.