Community systems
Explore Yume Utility
Yume Utility
Welcomes, levels, invites, birthdays, check-ins, applications, voice tools, and the staff inbox.
Private by design
About Yume
Three bots built around one Discord community.
Made for the server it lives in.
Yume began as a way to replace disconnected third-party bots with features that actually match the community using them.
It is privately developed, shaped by day-to-day server life, and able to change when Yume changes. There is no public installation flow because this project has one home.
How Yume is organised
One platform. Three clear jobs.
Games and participation
Explore Yume Fun
Yume Fun
Economy, quests, Pusheen, UNO, casino games, QOTD, confessions, starboard, and live events.
Moderation and safety
Explore Yume Mod
Yume Mod
Cases, sanctions, quarantine reviews, appeals, security workflows, and staff decisions.
Useful context
Frequently asked questions
Can another server use Yume?
No. Yume is a private platform built around its own community and is not publicly distributed.
Why are there three separate bots?
Utility, play, and moderation have different responsibilities. Keeping them separate makes each system clearer while the shared platform keeps them connected.
What information is visible on this website?
Only public project information and high-level service availability. Member conversations, moderation records, deployment details, and controls stay protected.
Who can open the dashboard?
Only authorised Yume staff accounts. Access is permission-scoped, so each account sees only the tools assigned to its role.
Does Yume keep changing?
Yes. Features evolve with the community, while persistent data, migrations, recovery, and audit systems keep changes dependable.