Anonymous Chat
PremiumStudio → Server management → Anonymous Chat4 settings1 commands2 min read
Anonymous Chat turns one channel into a safe space: members post with /anon and appear as Anonymous with a stable avatar. Staff can still find out who wrote a message when needed, and every reveal is logged.
How it works#
- Typing normally in the channel is blocked by permissions, so a real name is never attached, not even briefly.
- Each member keeps the same anonymous avatar while they're in the server.
- Members can delete their own anonymous posts with the Delete my message app command (right-click → Apps).
- Anyone with Manage Messages gets Who said this? — it reveals the author only to them and logs the lookup.
- Every message is mirrored with the real author to your staff log channel.
Before you start#
A dedicated channel, e.g. #anonymous, and a private staff log channel.
Set it up#
Part 1Create the space4 steps
Open the page
In the Studio sidebar, under SERVER MANAGEMENT, click Anonymous Chat.
Pick the channel
Choose it under Anonymous channel — the bot locks it and pins instructions.
Pick a staff log
Choose Staff log channel.
Write the welcome message
Keep the line saying staff can see authors. Save.
Every setting explained#
| Enable Anonymous Chat | When disabled, the channel behaves like any normal channel. |
Configuration
| Anonymous channel | The bot locks this channel (denies @everyone Send Messages) and pins a notice pointing members to /anon. |
| Staff log channel | Every anonymous message is quietly mirrored here with the real author attached: visible only to staff, never posted in the anonymous channel itself. |
| Welcome message | Pinned once at the top of the channel. Keep the line about staff visibility in whatever you change it to. |
Commands#
/anonEveryonePost an anonymous message in this server's Anonymous Chat channel
messagerequiredWhat to post as AnonymousattachmentOptional image/file to includeGood to know#
Great for wellbeing, confessions or feedback channels. Be clear in your rules that anonymous ≠ unmoderated.
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