Forty tabs of mod queues, on one wall.
Discord servers, Reddit mod queues, and forum reports — every community you moderate on one screen, each signed in with its own mod account. The wall stays on, heals itself, and it is yours to keep.
Discord, Reddit, and forum mod queues, all in one view.
Every community is another login, and the queue never sleeps
You moderate a handful of Discord servers, a few subreddits, and a forum, and each one needs its own mod account in its own tab. The reports pile up while you are looking at a different community, and the browser will not keep you signed into two of the same platform at once. The team wants a live moderation wall that shows every queue at the same time, on a screen that stays up around the clock.
Your whole workflow on one wall
Every community you moderate, each in its own window, each signed in with its own mod account, each refreshing on its own timer.
Discord servers
Each server's mod view and report channel open at once, so a raid or a flare-up is on the wall the moment it starts.
Reddit mod queue
The modqueue and modmail for every subreddit you run, live, so nothing sits unactioned in a tab you forgot.
Forum reports
Discourse or your forum's admin queue in its own window, next to the platforms it lives beside.
Automod and reports
The report and automod dashboards where the flags land, in plain sight rather than an email nobody reads.
Community analytics
Member counts, activity, and growth for each community, refreshing on their own.
The public view
The channel, thread, or feed you are moderating, open so you see what members see.
What matters most on a moderation wall
A separate mod login per window
Every window keeps its own session. A different Discord, Reddit, or forum mod account in each one, all signed in at the same time, no logging out to switch.
One screen, one keystroke
Drive the wall-mounted screen from a Mac mini. One keystroke goes fullscreen and stays there.
Runs unattended, heals itself
A queue that hangs reloads on its own, so the wall is still watching when the next shift walks in.
Every window on its own timer
Each queue refreshes on the schedule you set, so reports surface without anyone touching the screen.
Your logins never leave the machine
No cloud, no account, no telemetry. Mod sessions live in local files on that one computer, exactly like a browser profile.
Questions mod teams ask
Can each window use a different mod account?
Yes. Every window keeps its own session, so you can sign into a different Discord server, subreddit, or forum in each one and leave them all logged in side by side.
Will it run around the clock?
Yes. Kiosk mode and the crash watchdog are built for unattended walls: it goes fullscreen, stays there, and reloads any queue that hangs, so the wall is still live between shifts.
Where do our mod logins go?
Nowhere. There is no cloud, no account, and no telemetry. Sessions live in local files on that machine, exactly like a normal browser profile.
Put your wall up first
A private beta is coming soon on macOS. Leave your email and we will tell you the moment it opens.