What's new in Metryx

Clearer plans: Free, Standard, and Pro

The Starter plan is now called Standard, and every plan got a cleaner shape. Data is live on all plans. Free shows a rolling 30-day window and includes the daily AI insight, 2 AutoMod rules, and basic utilities. Standard keeps your full history and adds AI reports, chat with Zero, and access codes. Pro removes the caps and adds AI moderation and scheduled report exports.

• Nothing is deleted on Free: upgrade and your full history appears instantly
• Chat with Zero on every plan: 10 messages a month on Free, 100 on Standard, 1,000 on Pro
• AI moderation is now a Pro feature
• Team seats stay 1 / 2 / 5, and seat limits now also apply when an invite is accepted
• Invite Tracker and Streaming stats are Standard features: Free still collects the data, upgrading reveals it

Zero has one simple limit

The rolling 5-hour and daily limits on Ask Zero are gone. Your plan's monthly allowance is the only limit: 10 messages on Free, 100 on Standard, 1,000 on Pro. The usage pill now shows a single monthly meter.

A pricing page, and upgrades where you need them

Plans now live at /pricing, and the dashboard shows what each plan unlocks right where you'd use it: locked features explain themselves with an upgrade button instead of failing quietly, usage counters show how much of your plan you've used, and premium entries carry a small plan tag in the sidebar.

• Dashboards on Free show a 30-day window chip next to the date picker
• AutoMod, access keys, and team pages show plan usage like 2 of 2 rules used
• Downgrading keeps everything you built: over-limit items freeze instead of disappearing

Leveling

Utilities now includes Leveling: members earn XP for chatting and for time in voice, and level up as it adds up. Tune the XP rates and how fast levels get harder, hand out roles as level rewards, block XP in certain channels or from certain roles, and run timed double-XP events on a weekly schedule or a one-off window. Announce level-ups in a channel or by direct message, and see your top members on a built-in leaderboard. Reward roles with dangerous permissions need you to accept the risk before they can go out.

Sticky Messages

Utilities now includes Sticky Messages: pin a message to the bottom of a channel so it stays in view as people chat. After members post, the bot deletes its old copy and reposts a fresh one at the bottom. Use plain text or a full embed, and set a repost delay so busy channels do not get spammed with reposts.

Reaction Roles

Utilities now includes Reaction Roles: build a menu of buttons that members click to give themselves roles, then post it to any channel. Pick toggle mode so members can hold any mix, or pick-one mode so choosing a role removes the others in that menu. Edit a menu and repost to update the message in place. Roles with dangerous permissions still need you to accept the risk before they can go out.

Invite Tracker

Metrics now includes Invite Tracker for creating Discord invite links, grouping links by source, opening a dedicated analytics page for each link, and granting roles when someone joins through a tracked link.

AI Moderation is hidden while it is tested

AI Moderation is no longer shown in the sidebar and its pages are closed while it goes through pre-launch testing. AutoMod, moderation logs, appeals, and protection settings are still available.

A real scheduling calendar

Calendar now looks and works like a proper month planner. You can scan reports, Discord updates and moderation expirations by date, create automated report schedules with saved titles and recipients, and edit existing report events without leaving the page.

Ask Zero

A chat page where you can ask anything about your community. Zero pulls the same live numbers your dashboard renders, cites where each answer came from, and keeps every chat so your team can pick conversations back up later.

Daily AI insights on stats pages

Overview, Text, Voice, Membership, Streaming, and Moderation each open with a one line AI headline about the most notable change in that view. Insights refresh once a day and load after your charts, so pages stay fast.

Simpler Access Keys

Setting up a key is now one form. Name it, set or generate the key, and Metryx builds everything in Discord for you on save: a public channel where members type the key, the roles they get, an optional private category, and any locked channels you list. After saving, re-open the key to copy its own website link and post a verification button into a channel.

Grant powerful roles with a warning

You can now grant a role that carries admin or moderation permissions, which used to be blocked. When you pick one, the editor warns you that anyone who redeems the key gets that role and its power, and that a leaked key or link hands that power to whoever has it. You read the warning, wait a moment, then check a box to accept the risk before you can save.

A product-first homepage

The homepage now explains Metryx as a social media management workspace, keeps the public platform schedule visible, adds detailed platform pages, and uses cleaner dropdown navigation for Platforms and Resources.

Cleaner Discord-first navigation

The app now shows Discord as the only live platform, with Instagram and TikTok clearly marked for August 1, 2026. Studio is hidden, AI Moderation now lives under Moderation, and Utilities keeps Access Codes where Discord operators expect it.

Calendar and Support pages

Calendar now shows real scheduled reports, the weekly Discord digest, and active moderation expirations. Support now has a structured contact form that emails the team with the profile context attached.

Clearer sample report exports

PDF exports that use sample data now carry a visible sample watermark and footer, so demo reports cannot be mistaken for collected server data.

Safer access code redemption

Access codes now have a complete public redeem page, stronger role and channel checks, safer image upload validation, and shorter lived verified sessions.

A faster way to switch profiles

The profile switcher in the sidebar is now a proper picker: search when you have lots of profiles, arrow keys and Enter to switch, and each profile shows which platforms it has connected.

Smoother page loading

Every page now shows a loading preview shaped exactly like the page itself, so navigating feels instant and nothing jumps around when the data arrives.

One save bar for every settings page

Settings forms no longer have scattered Save buttons. Change anything and a bar slides up from the bottom of the screen with Reset and Save, so you always know when something is unsaved. It covers profile and account settings, moderation settings, protection, Discord updates, and edits to AutoMod rules, appeal forms, and report schedules.

Heatmap hover details

Hover any cell on the activity or moderation heatmap to see the exact count for that hour and how it compares to your server's usual pace: busier, quieter, or around average.

Live analytics from the moment the bot joins

The Discord bot ingests everything live: presence, messages, voice sessions, and streaming. The dashboard shows real numbers immediately and is honest about the rest, with calculating states that estimate when each metric will be ready instead of showing fake data.

• Live presence card streamed straight from the Discord gateway
• Membership KPIs, message charts, and the hour-by-day activity heatmap
• Text, Voice, and Streaming pages with per-channel breakdowns and top tracks
• A real date-range picker that re-reads every metric for exactly the days you pick
• 30-day history backfill on paid plans
• Per-profile timezones, so days are counted where your community lives

Member directory, retention, and the health score

Metryx tracks activity per member per day. That unlocks the full roster with Fan and Superfan tiers, real engagement-retention cohorts, and a five-pillar health score that is fair to communities of any size.

• Full member directory with real Discord avatars and 90-day activity tiers
• Member detail pages with activity, tenure, and moderation history
• Health score built from Engagement, Retention, Growth, Consistency, and Fan ratio
• Invite tracking with join attribution

The moderation platform

One shared modlog for every action, whether it came from the dashboard, a slash command in Discord, or automation. Warn, timeout, kick, ban, and tempban, with automatic expiry, member DMs, and CSV export.

• Slash commands with proof images mirrored to permanent storage
• Duration shorthand (30m, 2h, 1d12h) on every duration input
• Configurable warn escalation with plain-language member DMs
• Anti-raid detection and one-click panic mode
• A Discord Staff role the bot treats as exempt from AutoMod
• Performance page: action trends, offender leaderboard, per-moderator stats

AutoMod: a free rule engine for every server

Deterministic rules checked against every message in real time, free on every plan. Keyword rules with evasion normalization, anti-advertising, phishing and scam link detection, and spam pressure.

• Lookalike characters and spacing tricks collapse before matching
• Per-rule playground: test real messages before enabling anything
• Per-rule stats with trigger trends, identities, and top offenders
• Rule edits enforce within seconds of saving

AI Moderation with act-then-revert

Context-aware moderation for what keyword lists can't catch. It acts immediately and stays accountable: every action has a one-click Revert, and one sensitivity dial controls how aggressive the whole system is.

• Tiered punishments you configure per severity level
• A full AI log with inline approve and dismiss
• Usage page showing your monthly allowance in real time

Appeals

Punished members get a signed appeal link in their DM. It opens a public portal where they verify with Discord and fill out a form you designed. Reviews happen on the case page, next to the member's full history.

• Form builder with custom questions, choice cards, and a live preview
• Image proof uploads that compress on the member's phone
• Approving a ban appeal lifts the ban automatically
• Decisions delivered by DM, portal status page, and optional email
• Approved ban appeals include a fresh invite back to the server

Reports, alerts, and the weekly digest

Branded, statement-style PDF reports with a live preview that matches the export exactly. Push alerts post notable moments to a Discord channel as they happen, and a weekly digest summarizes the week for the rest of the team.

• Report sections mirror the dashboard and toggle on and off
• Cover page plus one clean page per section, with charts drawn for print
• Scheduled auto-reports, configured once
• All Discord posting is opt-in from Reports → Discord Updates

Accounts, teams, and per-profile billing

Profiles are the unit of everything: each has its own data, team, and plan. Free, Standard ($29), and Pro ($79), billed per profile with checkout embedded in the dashboard.

• Per-profile team invites with plan-based seat limits
• Two-factor authentication with backup codes and an active-devices list
• Preferences: live mode, default date range, default landing page
• Self-serve onboarding with a narrated data-collection step