Hey Product Hunt, I’m the maker of Daptera. I built Daptera because running a Discord bot often means dealing with servers, process managers, deployments, environment variables and configuration files before you can even start managing your community. Daptera takes a different approach. You connect a Discord bot you already own, choose your server and configure Community Bot from a web dashboard. Your Discord application and bot identity stay under your control while Daptera runs the infrastructure behind the bot. Community Bot currently includes welcome messages, registration, invite tracking, statistics, moderation, cases and warning history, Server Logs and AutoMod. Daptera currently supports English and Turkish, and this is the first step toward a broader platform for purpose-built Discord bots. I’d especially like feedback on the onboarding flow, dashboard and which bot type you’d want to see next. Thanks for checking out Daptera.

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What we’re focusing on after launching Daptera

We recently launched Daptera, and right now our main focus is simple: finding our first real users and learning from how they actually run their Discord communities.

Daptera is a managed Discord bot platform where the community owns the bot and its identity, while we handle the infrastructure, updates and runtime behind it.

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Managed Discord community tools for your own bot

Managed Discord community tools for your own bot

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What we’re focusing on after launching Daptera

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What we’re focusing on after launching Daptera