When your server spans dozens of channels and never sleeps, reading everything isn't an option. SummaryBot catches you up in seconds, keeps a recap arriving on schedule, and pings you the moment something needs a mod.
/summarize/schedule/alert/askA single /summarize can span all your active channels or zero in on the one that's blowing up, over any window from the last hour to the last 30 days. Instead of scrolling through a weekend's backlog, you get the key discussions, decisions, and action items with jump links straight back to the source. It's the fastest way to know what happened while you were away.
Use /schedule to post a daily or weekly recap to a private thread automatically, so nobody has to remember to run a command. Mods start their shift already briefed, and you can forward the weekly digest to leadership or post highlights for the whole community. Keeping everyone aligned stops being a manual chore.
Set /alert on the words that matter — a topic you're tracking, "refund", "raid", or anything you don't want to miss — and get a DM the instant they come up. Alerts match on whole words and de-duplicate, so you're notified, not spammed. You cover a 24/7 server without staring at it 24/7.
When someone asks "didn't we already decide this?", use /ask to pull a cited answer from real messages instead of re-litigating it from memory. Answers land in a thread you can keep interrogating, so onboarding a new mod or settling a rules dispute takes a question, not an archaeology dig.
Yes. A single /summarize can cover all your active channels at once or focus on just one, across any window from the last hour up to 30 days. On a big server, that turns an unreadable backlog into one clean recap with jump links back to every source message.
Use /schedule to set up recurring daily or weekly summaries delivered automatically to a private thread. Your mod team starts each shift already caught up, and you can point the schedule at the channels that matter most to your community.
Yes. /alert DMs you whenever keywords you choose come up — think "raid", "refund", or a topic you're watching. It matches whole words and de-duplicates notifications, so you catch what needs a moderator without being buried in pings.
SummaryBot is free to start with no credit card, and paid plans begin at $1/month. Every feature — multi-channel summaries, scheduling, alerts, /ask — is on every plan; you only pay for how much you use.