Jupiter
A new home that shows Q at work on a real idea, a plan builder you can use before signing up, a clear review of every plan, and Discord messages you edit right on the preview.
What's new
Everything we ship to Qreate, published as it goes live.
Current version: qOS Jupiter 2.5
Jupiter
Your server's setup becomes Scenarios you can read, share and switch on from the Workshop. Q writes the plan before it builds, shows every change a conversation made with Undo beside it, and moderation now looks at pictures as well as words.
- Q writes the plan first, and waits for your go
Q can now write out the whole plan first and wait for your go before building anything. Change any step in plain words.
- Remove a scam image once, and it is caught next time
When a moderator removes a scam image, Qreate remembers it for your server and catches it the next time someone posts it.
- Every change a conversation made, with Undo next to it
Every conversation with Q now lists what it changed on your server, with Undo next to each change.
- AI checks for scam images and messages, switched on by you
Optional AI checks for images and messages catch scam screenshots, phishing and anything else you rule out. You decide when it acts by itself and when your moderators decide.
- Privacy and data, with buttons instead of an email address
Download your data, or delete a server's settings or your whole account, from one page in the dashboard. No emails needed.
- A suggestion says what Apply will do
Before you press Apply, Q tells you what will actually happen: whether members will notice, whether something you have is replaced, and whether it can be undone.
- Offer one of your Scenarios to other servers
Share a Scenario that works well on your server with everyone else. Our team reviews every one before it goes public.
- Your server's setup, grouped into Scenarios
Everything that does one job on your server, like welcoming newcomers or running support, is now grouped into a Scenario you can read as one list, preview and pause.
- The Workshop: start from what other servers already run
Browse setups other servers already run, see what they do, and add one to your server. It arrives switched off, and nothing changes until you approve it.
Saturn
Qreate leaves beta. The modules running on real servers, an assistant that can operate one with you, and a security layer that makes trusting it a decision you make rather than one you hope about.
- Build your server from ChatGPT, Claude, or wherever you already work
Connect ChatGPT, Claude or another AI app to Qreate and set your server up by describing what you want. You see the plan before anything changes.
- A post that repeats, and looks up its own facts every time
Ask once for the weather every morning or a digest of the feeds you follow, and Q sets up a post that gathers fresh facts every time it goes out.
- Ask for a whole job and Q runs the whole job
For bigger jobs, like a server from scratch or a post with a picture, Q works through a checklist you can watch fill in, step by step.
- The workspace opens on a conversation
The workspace now opens on a conversation. Say what needs changing and approve it before anything reaches Discord. Every module is still one search away.
- Run your support queue as a forum
Tickets can open as posts in a Discord forum, tagged by category, so an old ticket is easy to find even when the queue gets long.
- Deal with one member without leaving the chat
Ask Q to time out or ban someone and it shows you a card with the real member on it. Nothing happens until you press the button.
- Decide how much Q is allowed to do
Choose how much Q may do on its own on your server, from only giving advice to handling routine work by itself. Deleting channels or roles always waits for you.
- Q checks instead of guessing
When a question depends on something recent, Q looks it up and shows you the pages it read, instead of answering from memory.
- Talk to Q instead of typing
Talk to Q out loud and it answers out loud. Anything it wants to change still waits on screen for your approval.
- Q draws the artwork now
Ask Q for a server icon, a banner, an emoji or the image for a post, and pick from three options drawn at the size Discord needs.
- Q stopped guessing about your server
Q reads your real settings instead of guessing, and can now change or remove things, not only add them. Every change can be undone.
- Ask Q for a post, edit it, send it
Ask Q for a post and get a draft you can edit, with a live Discord preview above it. Change what you like, then send it.
- A hijacked staff account can no longer take your server apart
If one staff account starts deleting channels or banning people in bulk, Qreate steps in within seconds, removes that account's roles and tells your team.
- Raid protection that can tell an attack from a good day
Raid protection now looks at who is arriving, not only how fast, so a real raid gets stopped and a good day of new members does not.
- Automod that counts, escalates, and forgets again
Automod now remembers repeat behaviour. Small offences add up, fade when people behave, and trigger the warning, mute, kick or ban you chose.
Trust & Transparency
Onboarding you can trust, support that answers instantly, and a product that shows its own progress in the open.
- Describe it, Q builds it
Tell the project compiler what your server should do in one sentence and Q builds it end to end: creating the roles and channels, turning on the right modules, and wiring the automations between them. The only thing left is dropping in your own images.
- Q knows your server, and remembers it
The project compiler now sees your real channels, roles and community size on its own, so you never have to describe your own server. What you tell it (who your community is, what you like and dislike) is remembered across sessions, and a "What Q remembers" panel lets you review or delete any of it at any time.
- Q suggests what's next
As you build, the compiler offers honest, one-tap suggestions to make your idea stronger, like adding anti-raid protection or a welcome flow, so you discover the features that fit without hunting for them.
- More personal ticket panels
Ticket panels can now show a custom greeting when someone opens a ticket, useful for telling them exactly what to send, and optionally include the panel's name in that first message.
- Phone alerts that actually arrive
The notification switches now reach your phone for real: new tickets and replies on servers you manage, flagged verifications, finished giveaways, challenge results and permission problems, each in your server's language.
- Name your ticket channels your way
Ticket panels can name each new channel from a template (the ticket number, who opened it, the category, the subject), so a channel reads like ticket-0042-ryan instead of a bare number.
- Tickets as private threads, without the channel clutter
Ticket panels can now open each ticket as a private thread instead of a brand-new channel, so your sidebar stays clean no matter how busy support gets. The member who opened it and your support team are added automatically, and everything you rely on (claiming, closing, and the full saved transcript) keeps working exactly the same. Flip it on per panel; existing panels are untouched.
- See who's stuck verifying, and help them through
Each member's card now shows exactly where they are in your server's verification flow, so you can spot anyone stuck before agreeing to the rules or before finishing. When you know someone, one button verifies them on the spot and hands them their roles, logged honestly as a manual approval.
- Never start from a blank field again
Giveaways, welcome messages, tickets, shop items, rules and more now show a ready example the moment you open an empty field, with a one-tap button to use it as-is. Next to it, a small AI button drafts a fresh version in your server's own language whenever you want something different.
- Ask for a change without leaving Discord
A new /q command brings the same Q you talk to on the dashboard straight into Discord. Describe what you want changed, review a one-tap Approve/Cancel card, and keep the conversation going with a Continue button. The whole exchange stays in one message, and it's saved to your regular Q chat history, no dashboard tab required.
- Ticket buttons that actually do something
A ticket-panel button can now run a real action when clicked: hand out or remove a role, post a message, send a DM, or call a webhook. Point it at whoever clicks or at the person who opened the ticket, keep the powerful ones staff-only, and set it up in a few taps with no code.
- Reminders that repeat and ping your team
Build a reminder right from the dashboard: pick the day and time, make it repeat daily, weekly or monthly, and ping the roles or members who need to see it. Manage every reminder in one place (mark it done, cancel it, or snooze it for later), and the same snooze and stop buttons show up on the reminder in Discord.
- A ticket's history survives even if Discord doesn't
Every ticket message is now captured live, transcript and all, and shown right inside the ticket's history in the dashboard alongside the member's card, so the record holds up even if a message gets deleted on Discord's side.
Public Beta
The first public beta of Qreate: a Discord operating system where a whole community runs from one dashboard instead of a wall of slash commands.
- The Q-crew: AI in plain language
Say what you want in chat and the crew sets it up: configure a module, draft an announcement, answer a question about your own server. No syntax to learn, no docs to read first.
- Everything your server runs, in one dashboard
Moderation, leveling, tickets, giveaways, challenges, welcome flows, social feeds and more, all configured from the web, with a live preview of what your members will actually see.
- Anti-alt verification
Members verify once. Suspicious alt accounts are held for a moderator to approve, kick or ban, and a retry can't quietly slip through.
- Early Access through the official server
Join the waitlist inside our Discord, get your invite code from the bot, sign in with one tap. Growth stays measured, and the door stays closed to spam.
- Notifications that reach your phone
Install Qreate like an app and get real-time alerts for the events you care about, with a switch for every single one.
- Seven languages, end to end
Dashboard, website and bot in English, German, Greek, Spanish, French, Russian and Ukrainian, including the scripts most Discord tools quietly skip.
- Status you can check yourself
A public status page with real uptime history and a live incident timeline. Days we didn't measure are marked as such instead of being coloured green.
Recent improvements
Published automatically as the team ships them.- Forms on their own web page
Forms now open as a page members fill in their browser, with a cover, sections, logic, custom endings, and a choice of one question at a time or all on one page. Answers land in a review inbox with statuses and staff notes.
- Rating comments on tickets
After rating a closed ticket, members can add an optional comment. Ratings and comments show in the ticket details and in the ticket log channel.
- Each reminder can have its own embed
A reminder can now carry its own full embed with image, colour, fields and footer, or keep using the server's reminder embed.
- Automation webhooks carry more
Automation webhooks now include who triggered them, the server, the message and the role or reaction involved, accept variables in the URL, and can be signed with a secret so your backend can verify them.
- Discussion threads on posted messages
Announcements, reminders, events and automation messages can open a public discussion thread under the post, with its own title and opening message.
- Timezone band roles
Timezone Bands gives members a coloured role for their part of the world after /timezone set, with neighbouring zones in neighbouring colours. Off by default; members who hide their timezone get none.
- Give the bot its own name and look per server
On the Branding page, Bot identity sets the bot's nickname, avatar, banner and bio for your server. It changes how the bot looks there, not how it behaves.
- Server setup shows when Qreate is not in the server
When a server is configured before Qreate joins it, the dashboard now calls that out so the next step is clear.
- Your Branding footer now covers every standard message
The footer and accent colour you set in Branding now replace the Qreate signature on ticket panels and ticket messages, verification and rules panels, level-up announcements, LFG, Challenges panels and Introductions. Footers that carry information, and anything you set on a module's own embed, stay as they are. Hide the Qreate badge now works as well.
- Rate and report Q replies
Every finished Q reply now has copy, retry, helpful, not helpful and report. Not helpful and report let you pick a reason and add a comment, and they tell you exactly what is sent with it.
- The file library says how much room is left
QAssets now shows how much of your plan's space is used, how much is left, and what each file takes. An upload that would not fit is refused with all three figures. Archived files are counted and named separately, because archiving hides a file and keeps its bytes: only permanent deletion gives room back.
- Members can set their timezone once and Qreate reuses it
Anyone can run /timezone set in Discord, type their city and pick it. No Qreate account needed. LFG lobbies now show each player's local time and how close they are to the host, and members choose how much others can see.
See it first
Every release lands in our Discord before it lands anywhere else.