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Welcome to Jellyn
Jellyn runs your ER:LC community's staff team from Discord and the web. Shifts, punishment logs, leave, sessions and your live server, in one place your team shares.
Jellyn is two things that work as one: a Discord bot your staff use every day, and a dashboard at jellyn.xyz where management sets everything up. Link your ER:LC private server and Jellyn reads it live: who is in game, what commands were run, who joined and left.
Add Jellyn to your Discord server and run your first shift in about five minutes.
Link your private server so Jellyn can read it and run commands in game.
Staff clock in, take breaks and clock out from one panel in Discord.
Record every kick, ban and warning, with evidence, and look players up.
How Jellyn fits together
Slash commands for staff: /shift, /punishment, /session, /loa and more. It posts logs in your channels.
Your server's settings, members, roles, logs and activity, and the moderator panel for live moderation.
Players, commands, kills and joins, read through the ER:LC API, and commands sent back to the game.
Everything is recorded once and shown everywhere: a punishment logged in Discord is on the website a moment later, and a shift started from the moderator panel shows in /shift.
What you can do
- Run your team. Shifts and breaks, activity counted in waves, leave of absence, staff infractions and promotions, and roles that decide who sees what.
- Moderate. Punishment logs with evidence files, the moderator panel with keyboard shortcuts, and an audit log of every change.
- Run your ER:LC server. Sessions with polls and boosts, game features like logging from in game, and automations for safe zones and the area of play.
- Build your community. Applications, documents for your handbook, and Roblox verification.
New here? Start with the Quickstart, then read Key concepts to see how servers, staff and management fit together.
For developers
Want to go further? Jellyn Lab builds your server's own slash commands and systems out of blocks, and the Developers section covers webhooks, placeholders and using these docs with AI tools.