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Most bots put whole features behind a subscription. BILBI does the opposite: 44 of its 46 modules are free forever, and Premium mostly raises quotas instead of unlocking features. Two modules are the exception, and we would rather name them than bury them — your own white-label bot, and advanced statistics.

27 commands install on your account instead of on a server, so they work in any conversation: a direct message, a friend’s server, a server that has never heard of us.

• Reminders, timestamps, polls
• A unit converter and a calculator
• Colours, QR codes, base64
• Snake and tic-tac-toe

• 11 AutoMod filters — spam, invites, links, mentions, caps, emoji, duplicates, attachments and more, driving Discord’s own AutoMod
• Sanctions with a case registry — every warning, mute and ban written down with its reason
• Anti-nuke — watches for the shape of a raid, mass bans or channels deleted one after another, and locks the whole server in one command
• Logging across 9 categories — messages, members, moderation, channels, roles, server, voice, invites, dashboard

Every rule can report and act on nothing, so you can watch it before you trust it.

A queue, filters, saved playlists, internet radio, and a control panel members use without typing a command. DJ mode is set action by action: who may skip, who may change the volume, who may stop it.

Install a configuration another server has already written — an anti-raid trap, a role menu, a welcome sequence. Every channel and role it uses becomes a question you answer yourself, so nothing points anywhere you did not choose. What it is able to do is read from its own rules and shown above the install button, and it arrives switched off. Nothing reaches the catalogue until a human has read it, and your own setups can be published to it.

Arrival & roles — welcome and goodbye messages with generated cards, reaction roles, temporary, persistent, voice and seniority roles, factions, colour palettes, captcha verification, invite tracking with role rewards.

Moderation & safety — sanctions and a case registry, 11 AutoMod filters, anti-nuke and one-command lockdown, an arrival gate against throwaway accounts, logging across 9 categories, member reports, watches that alert when a number turns, backups of channels, roles and permissions.

Engagement — levels and XP with rank cards, giveaways with entry conditions and weighted bonus roles, a starboard, birthdays, a counting game, question of the day, peer reputation, a server currency with a role shop, small games and reaction commands.

Support & community — ticket panels with transcripts, modmail, a suggestion box with voting, application forms.

Messages & commands — custom commands, auto responses, if-this-then-that automations, scheduled announcements, sticky messages, keyword alerts, bump reminders, polls, and an embed builder shared by every module.

Channels — temporary voice rooms, statistics channels.

Social alerts — Twitch, YouTube, TikTok, Kick, Bluesky, and any RSS or podcast feed.

Not only the buttons: the dashboard, the bot’s replies, and every module’s own step-by-step guide. The language is set per server, so a French moderator reads the dashboard in French on a Japanese-speaking server.

The bot does not keep your conversations. Ticket transcripts are produced when a ticket closes and sent as a file to the channel you choose — never stored here. Modmail keeps a count of messages, not their text. Advanced statistics count who posted, where and when, and never a word of what was said. Setups shared to the marketplace carry configuration only: anything naming a member is stripped before it leaves your server.

Three things are kept, and each is something a member chose to send: a suggestion, the answers to an application form, and the few lines quoted in a report — that last one on purpose, because a report about a message deleted a minute later would otherwise say nothing.

Add BILBI, open https://bilbi.app and switch on what you need. Nothing is on by default.