A sign-in your members already have
Authentication is Discord OAuth, so onboarding is one familiar click. There is no second password to forget and no extra profile to fill in.
Features
Guildify is Discord-native. Members sign up for raids, receive announcements and get notified about loot and events without leaving the server, while officers keep the full picture on the platform.
The tool lives where your members already are.
Discord sign-in β no separate account to create
Announcements posted from the platform to your server
Role and permission changes pushed to Discord
Event and raid notifications delivered in-channel
Authentication is Discord OAuth, so onboarding is one familiar click. There is no second password to forget and no extra profile to fill in.
Publish an announcement from Guildify and it lands in your Discord channels. Role changes made in the platform are reflected in Discord, so the two never disagree about who is an officer.
Raid reminders, application alerts and loot notifications are delivered to Discord channels, which is where members will actually read them.
No. The Discord bot is installed once by a server administrator; members just use the commands and buttons.
Yes. Guild roles and permissions can be pushed to Discord so that the two stay consistent.
The web platform works on its own, but Discord is how most communities sign in and receive notifications, and it is the intended default.
Every feature shares one roster, one permission model and one audit log. A member added once is recognised everywhere: raids, loot, bank and applications.