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.

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 can boost your community to unlock perks, and creators keep 75% of boost revenue. Boosts are the core way communities earn on Kaisuki.

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.