Your server’s new favorite.
Rinari welcomes people, runs your tickets, keeps scams out, hosts polls, giveaways, levels and music, and answers with AI. You run all of it from a Studio where every setting reads like a sentence.



Every new face, greeted.
Someone joins and Rinari greets them in your welcome channel, member number included.
Tickets, handled.
A panel in #support, a private channel for every request, and staff who claim, reply and close.
The fun part.
Polls, giveaways, levels and leaderboards, straight from slash commands.
Ask her. She answers.
/ask goes to the AI provider you connect in the Studio. This answer is the real one.
Scam link? Gone.
AutoMod deletes it, times the sender out and leaves the record in #rinari-logs.
















Careful. She gets jealous.
Playful, teasing, a little dramatic, and always honest about what she did. Go on, test her.
Tap for her voice
Hmm? Don’t even think about it.Another bot in here? …Fine. I’m still your favorite.

Settings that read like sentences.
Pick your server and everything Rinari does is right there, in plain words.
Your server, at a glance.
Which modules are on, what’s pending, and a live pulse of the bot, the API and the workers.
Every module, one place.
Eighteen modules, each turned on and configured per server. New ones start off.
Click a word, change it.
Every option is part of a sentence. Here: how fast your team should answer a ticket.
See it before Discord does.
Write an embed or a panel with variables and watch the live preview update as you type.
She proposes. You decide.
Rinari AI proposes changes and waits for your approval. On her own: nothing yet.





Eighteen modules. Every command, mapped.
Each constellation is a group, each bright star a module, each small one a real slash command. Hover or tap a star.

She jokes. She doesn’t fake it.
The voice is hers. The facts come from the product: what Discord lets her do, what she proposed, and who approved it.
- Rinari AI proposes, you decide what runs.
- Every action lands in the audit log: who did what, why, and how it ended.
- Settings show which permissions and intents Discord actually granted.


Ninety seconds in her server.
Recorded in a real server and the real Studio. No mockups.
Add her to your server. Don’t keep her waiting.
Added her before? Invite her again so she gets the permissions the newest modules use.







