Repeating announcements
Choose a channel, write an announcement, and set an interval of at least 60 minutes. Enabling and saving authorizes the schedule; the first post waits one full interval.
Keep useful recurring messages on schedule. Flow posts to a saved channel at intervals of at least one hour, preserves its schedule across restarts and shows the last delivery attempt.
For owners who repeat reminders, community notices, and routine coordination across their Discord server.
A saved schedule removes a recurring manual task while making its timing and last attempt visible to the people managing it.
These are the features you can configure and use in the current release. Installation and the required Discord access are still needed.
Choose a channel, write an announcement, and set an interval of at least 60 minutes. Enabling and saving authorizes the schedule; the first post waits one full interval.
Flow keeps due times across reconnects and avoids dumping missed announcements into a channel in a catch-up burst. Uncertain sends are not blindly replayed.
Use /flow-status to review the saved schedule and last-attempt status. Pause future work by disabling Flow and saving the selected server’s configuration.
Flow provides one saved recurring-message schedule per server. It does not provide a visual workflow builder, arbitrary triggers or cross-app automation.
Here is how the current feature fits into a real community workflow.
Read the Flow guideA manager saves a destination, announcement text, and an interval of at least one hour.
After explicit activation, Flow waits the full interval before its first post.
Staff check /flow-status and pause or change future announcements from the dashboard.
Good tools should explain what they need, what they store, and what they leave under your control.
Managers authorize the selected channel and message when enabling the schedule. A Flow configuration cannot grant permissions that the bot or the manager does not have.
The current release stores schedule settings, due timing, and attempt status. It does not execute arbitrary code or store an unrestricted archive of server activity.
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 Flow and choose a channel it can view and write to.
Enter the announcement and choose an interval of at least 60 minutes.
Review, enable, and save the schedule; use /flow-status to check its status.
The important details, without hidden assumptions about what is ready.
No. The first scheduled post waits one complete configured interval after activation.
No. Flow avoids catch-up bursts, and uncertain attempts are not blindly replayed.
No. Flow schedules one recurring text message per server. Cross-app triggers and a visual workflow builder are unavailable.
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.
