grief

an all-in-one discord bot for moderation, protection, tickets, music, and the stuff that makes a community feel alive.

one place for the whole server

pick what you need. leave the rest.

the everyday jobs, the safety nets, and the things that make people want to stay.

made to work together

the useful details, already covered.

Moderation that keeps a record

Bans, mutes, jails and purges, each written to a case a member can appeal. Escalation ladders punish the third offence differently from the first.

Security before you notice

Antinuke caps how fast anyone — admins included — can delete channels or ban members. Antiraid watches joins. Automod watches everything else.

An economy with somewhere to go

Jobs, crime, digging, businesses, crates, property, gangs with a shared vault, a marketplace, and seasons that reset and reward.

Music without the fuss

YouTube, Spotify, SoundCloud, Apple Music and Deezer, with a panel under every track that only the person who queued it can drive.

Logs for what Discord forgets

Ghost pings, deleted attachments re-uploaded, voice session lengths, name history, first messages, rapid join-and-leave.

Cards, not walls of text

Profiles, ranks, inventories and leaderboards drawn as images, so a glance tells you what a paragraph would not.

Economy

An economy that renders itself into clean cards

Balances, businesses and expeditions all come back as drawn cards rather than a wall of text — the same quiet look across every command.

Jobs, crime, digging, fishing and heists.
Gangs with a shared vault, wars and a leaderboard.
Property with tenants, upgrades and rent that actually accrues.
Balances shared across every server grief is in.

Profiles

Everything a member has done, on one card

Levels, activity, fishing, Pokémon, digging — tracked and drawn back as a card with the same premium finish.

Tabbed inventories sorted by category and rarity.
Leaderboards that highlight your own row.
Tier badges, account age and an account valuer.
Avatar history that keeps the files, not dead links.

when you're ready

give your server some breathing room.

start with what you need. grief's there when you need more.

invite grief

The complete command index

Find your next command

Browse every enabled command, including every subcommand. Search names, aliases, descriptions and usage. Arguments in <angle brackets> are required; [square brackets] are optional.

message builder

make the message. grief handles the formatting.

Change a few fields, check the preview, then copy the script. No Discord markdown guesswork.

Preview sample values

Your script

More tools setup commands, image uploads, and variables

Save as a setup

Copy this command to save the message for an event.

Post it now

Copy this command to send the message to a channel immediately.

Pictures

Discord webhook for uploads

The webhook is saved in this browser. When you upload an image, it is sent to Discord through that webhook.

Variables

Click a variable to copy it. Invite details only work in welcome messages.

Browse variables

the important stuff

privacy policy

Last updated October 5, 2026

This policy explains what grief processes when you use the Discord bot and the website, why it is used, and what choices you have.

What grief processes

When grief is used in a Discord server, it may process Discord account and server identifiers, message or interaction content needed to respond, and settings chosen by that server’s administrators. What is processed depends on which features are enabled.

Moderation and safety features may process member IDs, roles, messages, actions, and case or audit records.
Tickets may store the opener’s ID, ticket topic, timestamps, and messages, including attachment names and links, to provide transcripts. Ticket transcripts are enabled by default and can remain in grief’s database after a ticket channel is deleted. Server administrators can disable transcript recording in ticket settings.
Economy, profile, activity, and similar features may store the values and progress needed for those features to work.
Server configuration, such as feature settings, roles, and channel IDs, is stored so those settings persist.

How information is used

Information is used to operate requested bot features, enforce server settings, keep moderation and ticket records available, prevent abuse, and maintain the service. grief does not sell personal information or use it for third-party advertising.

Storage, access, and retention

Bot data is stored in databases operated for the service. Retention depends on the feature and server settings; there is no single automatic deletion period for all bot records. Server administrators control many feature settings and should consider this when enabling logging, moderation records, or ticket transcripts. Authorized bot operators may access stored data when needed to run or troubleshoot the service.

To ask about data associated with your account or a server, contact the grief team through the support server. Include the relevant server and account details. Some records may need to be retained to provide a feature, preserve server-admin records, or address abuse and operational requirements.

Sharing and other services

grief does not sell your information. Information may be disclosed when needed to operate the service, comply with a valid legal obligation, protect users or the service, or respond to abuse. Discord independently processes information under its own terms and privacy policy. Links or media hosted by Discord and other platforms are subject to those services’ practices.

The website and embed builder

The website is a static page and does not send embed drafts to a grief server. The embed builder may save the Discord upload-webhook URL in your browser’s local storage. If you choose an image upload, the image and upload request go directly from your browser to the Discord webhook you supplied; Discord processes and hosts the resulting file. Anyone with the webhook URL may be able to use it, so use a webhook you control and clear it from the builder or browser storage when finished.

The site loads fonts from Google Fonts. Google and the website’s hosting provider may receive ordinary connection information, such as your IP address and browser request metadata, when those resources are requested; their own privacy policies apply.

Children and changes

grief is a Discord service and is not directed to children below the minimum age required to use Discord in their location. This policy may be updated as the service changes; the date above shows when it was last revised.

Contact

For privacy questions or data requests, contact the grief team through the support server.

the important stuff

terms of service

Last updated October 5, 2026

By inviting or using grief, you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, do not use the bot or its website tools.

Using grief

You must follow Discord’s terms and policies and all laws that apply to you. You are responsible for your Discord account, your server, the permissions you grant grief, and how you configure and use its features.

Do not use grief to harass, threaten, defraud, spam, violate someone’s privacy, distribute unlawful content, evade platform rules, or interfere with the service. Do not attempt to exploit, disrupt, reverse engineer, or gain unauthorized access to grief or its infrastructure.

Server content and moderation

You and your server remain responsible for content submitted through or stored by grief, including messages, ticket transcripts, and moderation records. Server administrators should tell members what data their server’s bot features record and configure those features appropriately.

grief provides moderation and other tools but does not make moderation decisions for your server. Administrators are responsible for reviewing automated actions and resolving disputes.

Availability and changes

The bot and website are provided on an “as available” basis. Features may change, be interrupted, or be discontinued. We may restrict or end access when reasonably needed to protect the service, users, or comply with law. Do not rely on grief as your only copy of important records; keep your own backups.

Third-party platforms

grief depends on Discord and may interact with other third-party services. Those services are not controlled by grief and have their own terms, availability, and privacy practices. Your use of Discord remains subject to Discord’s terms and policies.

Disclaimer and limits

To the extent permitted by law, grief is provided without warranties, express or implied. To the extent permitted by law, the people operating grief are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, or for lost data, profits, or service interruptions arising from use of grief. Nothing in these terms limits rights or liability that cannot legally be limited.

Updates and contact

These terms may be updated as grief changes. Continued use after an update means you accept the revised terms. Questions about these terms can be sent to the grief team through the support server.