A chosen announcement destination
Save the server’s announcement channel in Beacon’s workspace. Publishing uses this destination rather than letting an arbitrary command choose any channel.
Important updates should reach the right channel with the right context. Beacon gives server managers a saved announcement destination and a deliberate publishing command without mass mentions.
For creator communities, game servers, project teams, and clubs that need a dependable place for news and announcements.
A consistent announcement channel makes updates easier to find and gives members fewer reasons to miss what matters.
These are the features you can configure and use in the current release. Installation and the required Discord access are still needed.
Save the server’s announcement channel in Beacon’s workspace. Publishing uses this destination rather than letting an arbitrary command choose any channel.
Use /beacon-publish to send an announcement after reviewing its text. The current feature is an explicit publishing action, not an automatic content feed.
Beacon checks channel visibility and sending access. The current publisher does not issue mass mentions, helping managers share information without unnecessary notifications.
Beacon publishes manager-written announcements through /beacon-publish. It does not monitor RSS feeds, social networks or external webhooks.
Here is how the current feature fits into a real community workflow.
Read the Beacon guideA manager saves the announcements channel in Beacon’s workspace.
They write the update and publish it with /beacon-publish.
Beacon checks access and sends the update to the selected channel without mass mentions.
Good tools should explain what they need, what they store, and what they leave under your control.
Managers choose the destination, and Beacon needs permission to view it and send messages. Installing Beacon does not subscribe your server to feeds or grant other services permission to post.
The current release stores announcement-channel settings. It does not continuously poll social accounts or build a historical archive of announcements.
Each app has its own Discord installation consent and server-specific settings. Available features stay free. Installing an app does not authorize every module; enable only the features you want and save deliberately.
Explore trust & safetyInstall Beacon and choose its workspace for your server.
Select an announcement channel Beacon can view and write to.
Enable and save Beacon, then use its publishing command for a manager-written update.
The important details, without hidden assumptions about what is ready.
No. Beacon publishes manager-written announcements only; it does not watch creator platforms.
No. Beacon’s publisher suppresses mass mentions. Core event reminders offer a separate opt-in notification role.
Use Guildryx Flow for the currently available repeating announcement schedule. Beacon focuses on manager-written updates.
Choose only the apps your community needs. Related apps have separate setup and permissions; an automatic connection between them is not enabled by installing both.
Choose the features your community needs, follow the setup guide and save your server’s settings.
