Keep Your Server Pure & Safe

Configure the bot: set the log channel and add the initial list of forbidden words. This is the first command to run after inviting PureChat.

Add new forbidden words to the blocklist. Separate multiple words with spaces.

Remove one or more words from the forbidden list.

View all currently forbidden words and all words on the ignore list in this server.

Show the full list of users who are currently exempt from word filtering.

Words that will never trigger warnings, even if they appear in the forbidden list. Useful for similar-sounding but safe words.

Users who won't be punished for using forbidden words. Ideal for trusted staff or bots.

Remove one or more users from the ignore list, re-enabling enforcement for them.

Set the punishment for rule violations. Types: ban, timeout, kick, or log. For timeout, specify duration (e.g., 10m, 1h, 7d).

Customize the warning message sent when a user violates a rule. Use <mention user> as a placeholder for the offending user.

Clear all PureChat settings for this server, including words, sanctions, and custom messages. This action cannot be undone.

Change the channel where violation logs are sent, without resetting other settings.

Skip word filtering in the specified channels. Useful for channels where adult or unrestricted content is allowed.

Display the list of channels currently excluded from word filtering.

Remove a channel from the ignore list, re-enabling word filtering in that channel.

Set up a native Discord AutoMod rule called "PureChat Automod". Provide the alert channel, comma-separated keywords (e.g., stupid, dumb, idiot), and whether to apply timeout (yes/no).

Yes, PureChat is completely free to add and use on your Discord server. There are no paid plans or hidden fees.

PureChat needs Administrator permission (or at minimum: Manage Messages, Ban Members, Kick Members, Moderate Members, and Send Messages) to function correctly across all features.

Yes. When a user sends a message containing a forbidden word, PureChat deletes it immediately and logs the violation to your configured log channel.

Absolutely. You can set the sanction type to "log" using /sanction log — PureChat will only record violations without taking any action against the user.

Use /sanction timeout followed by the duration. Examples: /sanction timeout 10m (10 minutes), /sanction timeout 2h (2 hours), /sanction timeout 7d (7 days).

Yes. Use /ignorechannels #channel1 #channel2 to skip word filtering in those channels. Use /listignoredchannel to see the current list and /removeignoredchannel to re-enable filtering.

/removeword permanently removes a word from the forbidden list. /ignoreword keeps it in the forbidden list but creates an exception for that specific word so it won't trigger sanctions — useful for words that look similar to a forbidden word but are actually harmless.

Yes! The /automodsetup command lets you create a native Discord AutoMod rule named "PureChat Automod" directly from the bot, with custom keywords and optional timeout sanctions.

Use /logchannelchange #new-channel to update the log channel without resetting any other settings.

Join the official PureChat support server on Discord using the "Support Server" link at the top of this page. The team and community are there to help.