Servers & Communities

Create a community and fill it with channels: text, announcement, spoiler, voice, stage, and forum. Each channel type is tuned for a different kind of interaction.

1. 1Click the + in the server rail and choose “Create a community”.
2. 2Name it, pick an icon, and create your first channels.
3. 3Set channel types and permissions to fit how your community works.

Organize channels under categories that members can collapse. Categories also make permission management easier — set them once and let channels inherit.

Roles carry color, an optional hoisted section in the member list, mention settings, and around 35 fine-grained permissions covering messaging, moderation, channel management, and more.

Roles are ordered by position — higher roles win in the hierarchy, which also governs who can moderate whom.

Fine-tune access on a single channel by overriding permissions for specific roles or members — allow or deny individual permissions without changing the base role.

Set up a message where reacting with a given emoji grants a role and removing the reaction takes it away — a simple, self-serve way to hand out interest or notification roles.

Create invite links with optional expiry and use limits, and see how many joins each one drove. Eligible communities can claim a memorable vanity URL.

Give your community a short tag members can wear on their profile, plus a banner image across the top of the server for branding.

Configure a welcome screen that points new arrivals to your most important channels and sets the tone the moment they join.

Turn on a verification gate so new members must acknowledge your rules before they can post. It's off by default — enable it when you want an extra speed bump against spam.

Members Awaken your community to unlock perks for everyone in it, and every Awakening directly supports the server's creator. It is the core way a community earns on Kaisuki — the exact split is under Earning & Cosmetics.

Awakening is in early access. A small group of approved servers is running it for now — it opens to every server shortly.

Plan events tied to a stage or voice channel, or point to an external location. Members RSVP and get reminders as the start time approaches.