Backline

A SUBCULT TOOL / DISCORD COMMUNITIES

KEEP YOUR
PEOPLE
TOGETHER.

The tools behind your community. Welcome people, support your members, and give your moderation team the context to do its work.

Explore the tools Meet the private pilot
BEHIND THE SCENESILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOWS
YOUR COMMUNITY001
01 / WELCOME↳

YOU’RE IN.
MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME.

A welcome message. A clear set of rules. A place to start.

Rules acknowledged
02 / MODERATIONCASE #014
ACTIONWarning
REASONRepeated off-topic posts
STAFFSam / moderator
03 / SUPPORTTICKET #008

“A LITTLE HELP?”

Alex / memberClaimed by staff
ONE SERVER. THE MODULES YOU CHOOSE.

Sample content, not a live server or dashboard capture.

WELCOMEMODERATESUPPORTBACK YOUR PEOPLE

THE TOOLKIT / 01—03

A community takes work.
Give that work a home.

Start with the jobs your server needs. Each module is configured for that server and starts disabled until you choose to enable it.

WELCOME & ROLES

A good first hello.

Choose a welcome channel, set up rules acknowledgment, and let members choose from the roles you make available.

  • Welcome messages
  • Rules acknowledgment
  • Self-service roles
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MODERATION

Keep the context.

Warnings, timeouts, and other moderation actions belong in a case history, with a reason and the staff member who took the action.

  • Case history
  • Permission checks
  • Audit records
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PRIVATE SUPPORT

Make room to listen.

Give members a place to ask for help. Staff can claim a ticket, bring in the right people, and close the conversation when it is resolved.

  • Ticket panels
  • Staff assignment
  • Retention controls
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YOUR SERVER / YOUR SETUP

Choose the job.
Set the boundaries.

  1. 01

    Pick your server.

    Sign in with Discord. The dashboard checks your access to the server you want to configure.

  2. 02

    Set up the module.

    Choose channels, staff roles, and the settings that fit your community. Review the permissions it needs.

  3. 03

    Bring it into Discord.

    Use commands and member-facing panels in the server. Return to the dashboard for setup and moderation records.

Good tools respect the people using them.
Clear permissions. Deliberate setup. A record of the action.

CURRENTLY / PRIVATE PILOT

BUILT WITH
A REAL COMMUNITY.

Backline is being tested with SUBCULT before broader community installation. The pilot is where we check setup, permissions, and what happens when a real server uses the tools.

Public installation is not open yet. If you already have pilot access, your dashboard is ready to sign in.

Pilot sign in

BEFORE YOU ASK

A few practical things.

Can I add Backline to my server?

Public installation is not available yet. Backline is in a private pilot with SUBCULT; a broader release needs its own installation and operating checks.

Do I have to turn on every module?

No. Modules start disabled and are configured separately for each server. Choose the channels, roles, and capabilities your community needs.

Who can see support tickets?

The ticket opener, invited participants, configured staff, and the bot receive access. Discord server owners and administrators retain their inherent access.

Where can I read the implementation details?

The project’s development documentation explains the modules, implementation sequence, and qualification gates.