Make community rhythm visible.
Community Pulse turns recent server activity into a living Revival Tree or Server Campfire. It helps admins and members see whether the community is quiet, stirring, steady, bright, or celebrating without reading message content or exposing individual behavior.
Based on aggregate activity signals. No message content is read.
A server can be quiet and still alive.
Discord communities rarely change all at once. A quiet week may be the start of drift, or it may just need one easy spark. Community Pulse gives that moment a visible shape, so staff can respond with a small nudge instead of guessing.
Choose the mood that fits your server.
🌳 Revival Tree
A slower growth story for communities that want to show recovery, roots, steady participation, and rare celebration moments.
🔥 Server Campfire
A warmer gathering story for servers that want a social, Discord-native signal of sparks, warmth, and shared moments.
One scene, three careful steps.
Read aggregate signals
CleanerBot looks at privacy-safe activity patterns it already uses for community health: breadth, momentum, returning members, channel spread, voice/events/interactions, and recovery from quiet periods.
Smooth the scene state
Community Pulse maps the signal into a calm 7-stage scene. Smoothing prevents nervous jumps, and rare top states require sustained or meaningful activity.
Show the right view
Staff can check /pulse view. Free servers get a private real-state preview. Pro/Scale servers can keep a public scene alive with recurring updates, theme settings, staff details, and milestones.
From quiet to celebration without turning it into a game.
The stages are not a public score and not a ranking. They are a simple way to show whether the server needs a spark, has a steady rhythm, or is having a rare strong moment.
● Revival Tree Stages
● Server Campfire Stages
Staff get context. Members get the moment.
Public Pulse cards stay short on purpose. They show the scene, the current mood, and one small next step. Detailed signal context stays in staff spaces.
Public Scene (Pro/Scale)
CleanerBot turns recent server activity into a simple scene so members can quickly understand the community's current rhythm.
Theme: Revival Tree
Scene: Rooted Grove
The server has a small rhythm again. Activity is still quiet, but people can see where to join.
What you can do: Keep one active or recovering channel easy to answer.
CleanerBot turns recent server activity into a simple scene so members can quickly understand the community's current rhythm.
Theme: Server Campfire
Scene: Bonfire Circle
Activity is steady in several parts of the server. This gives different members more than one easy place to join in.
What you can do: Keep conversations easy to enter. Ask a simple question, start a small poll, or invite a quiet channel back in.
Private Staff View (/pulse view)
- Current scene rendering
- Tracking confidence level
- What shaped this scene
- Suggested move for staff
- Privacy reminder footer
Start privately. Keep it alive with Premium.
| Capability | Free | Pro/Scale |
|---|---|---|
Staff-only /pulse view preview |
Yes | Yes |
| Real server state preview | Yes | Yes |
| Public recurring scene | No | Yes |
| Persistent public scene message | No | Yes |
| Theme settings | Limited / preview | Yes |
| Staff details | Limited | Yes |
| Milestone posts | No | Yes |
Free previews are useful for evaluation and staff understanding. Pro/Scale keeps the scene visible in the server and turns it into a recurring community ritual.
A living scene, not surveillance.
Based on aggregate activity signals. No message content is read.
Community Pulse is based on aggregate activity signals. It does not read message content, judge topics, expose inactive members, or create public member scores. Quiet states are framed as recoverable moments, not failures.
- No message content
- No public member names
- No raw message-count reward or XP farming
- No cross-server reputation
- No public shaming or cleanup actions triggered by Pulse
Built on the same careful signal philosophy as AHS.
Activity Health Score helps staff understand community health as a 0-100 weekly signal. Community Pulse turns that same kind of aggregate activity context into a scene that is easier for members and staff to understand at a glance.
Read the AHS deep diveFrequently Asked Questions
Is Community Pulse a game?
No. It does not add XP, collectibles, rankings, or farming loops. It turns existing aggregate activity signals into a simple scene.
Does it expose inactive members?
No. Public Pulse cards do not show member names or individual behavior. Staff details remain private to staff spaces.
Does CleanerBot read messages to create the scene?
No. Pulse is based on aggregate activity signals. No message content is read.
Will the scene jump around every day?
No. Community Pulse uses smoothing and a calm public rhythm, so the scene feels stable instead of nervous.
What do Free servers get?
Free servers can use /pulse view for a private staff-safe preview based on their real activity state. Recurring public scenes are available on Pro/Scale.
Can Pulse trigger kicks or warnings?
No. Pulse is a visibility and engagement feature. Cleanup actions stay governed by CleanerBot’s configured inactivity workflows and guardrails.
Give your community a visible rhythm.
Use Community Pulse to spot quiet moments, celebrate shared energy, and keep your server’s health understandable without turning members into a scoreboard.