Levels worth showing off
Chat and hang out in voice to earn XP. Members get a rank card with their avatar, level and progress — no external site.
Synapse clears the spam, scam links and raid accounts before your members see them, then handles the good part: welcomes, levels, tickets and music. Your staff gets to enjoy their own server again.
Free to use, with everything switched on from the first minute. No ads, no premium upsell, no second app to install.
discord.gg/free-nitro grab it before it expires
Invite to another server removed
Honeypot triggered
This is the same filter that runs in your server, trying the message you type. Switch a shield off, allow your own site, and see the verdict change.
One message per line. Six or more lines arrive as a burst, which is how anti-spam sees them.
Links that match a rule here are left alone — your own invite, for example.
discord.gg/free-nitroThe same check the bot runs, here in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere. Moderators, trusted roles and channels you exempt are always skipped.
Every shield works the same way: your staff and trusted members are skipped, the message is handled, and your log channel gets a plain note saying what happened and why.
Spam messages removed
Someone drops a link to a rival server. It is gone before anyone clicks it — unless you allow that server.
Free-nitro bait, fake logins, shortened links. Added to the blocklist, so the message never survives.
Five messages in five seconds is noise, not conversation. The burst is cleared and the member is slowed down.
When dozens of new accounts land at once, you hear about it while it is happening, not after.
If one account starts deleting channels, roles or members, the alarm goes off in your staff channel.
A trap channel only rule-breakers find. Post in it and you are quietly quarantined for a human to deal with.
Synapse sets up Discord's built-in filters for you, so the boring half of moderation is handled at the source.
Moderators, trusted roles and your own bots are skipped, so nobody is ever punished by their own filter.
Keeping a server clean is only half of it. These are the things members actually look forward to opening the app for.

Chat and hang out in voice to earn XP. Members get a rank card with their avatar, level and progress — no external site.
New members arrive to a card with their own avatar, optional roles, and a greeting that waits for them to finish onboarding.
A public panel, private channels per request, your staff roles added automatically, and a transcript saved when it closes.
A jukebox with uploads in your own server, daily credits, polls, reminders and an AFK status that clears itself.
Sign in with Discord to see who is levelling up, what has been warned, who is holding credits and what is queued in the music library — all in one quiet page.
Read the numbers, or change every shield, welcome, ticket and level setting from the same page. The bot picks the change up in seconds.
No account to create, no card to enter, nothing to download. Discord does the hard part, and Synapse introduces itself.
Pick your server, approve the permissions Discord lists, and you are in.
Discord needs Server Members and Message Content turned on for any moderation bot. It takes one visit to the bot settings.
Type /help for the full tour, then /config check if you want to confirm every channel is reachable.
Still unsure? The support server is in the footer, and someone usually answers within the hour.
Yes. There is no premium tier, no per-server fee and no paid dashboard. Invite it and every feature is on.
No. Staff are skipped before any filter runs, and you can add trusted roles, members and channels to the exemption list in /protection panel.
It reads messages so it can spot spam and bad links, the same way any moderation bot must. What it keeps is settings, warnings, levels, credits and your tickets — nothing is sold, shared or shipped to another service.
Just the invite. Synapse works with sensible defaults on day one; /help lists everything and /config check tells you if a channel or permission needs attention.
Yes. Members upload tracks into the server's own library and play them in any voice channel. Controls work for whoever is in that channel with the bot, and there is no Spotify or YouTube account involved.
One invite, and the same three problems stop showing up every evening. You can always turn a shield off later.