Welcome to AeroNexus

AeroNexus is a hosted Discord bot platform for Roblox (virtual) airline groups and tech communities. Instead of downloading software or managing a server of your own, you sign in, describe your community, and get a bot that runs on our infrastructure around the clock. When we update the platform, your bot picks up the improvements automatically. Learn more.

This page explains how the platform is organized and what to have ready before you create your first group. If you already know what you need, jump straight to Create your group.

How AeroNexus is organizedCopy Anchor Link

Everything in AeroNexus starts with two building blocks: your group and your bots.

Your group is the workspace for one community. It records who owns the community, which Discord server it belongs to, and which Roblox group it matches. You manage everything from a web dashboard: after you sign in, you pick the server you want to manage and land inside that group's workspace.

Bots are the Discord applications that do the actual work in your server. Each group runs at least one bot, and larger communities can run several, for example a main community bot plus a dedicated support bot. You create the Discord application once in Discord's Developer Portal, hand its token to AeroNexus during setup, and we host the bot from that point on.

Choose your group typeCopy Anchor Link

When you create a group, you pick between two types:

• Airline groups focus on flight operations: fleet records, routes, flight logging, and staff workflows (comign soon).
• Tech groups focus on support and automation: moderation, member support, and practical server tooling.

The type shapes which features make sense for your bot, so pick the one that matches your community today. You can build a thriving tech-style community with an airline bot's core features too; the type simply tells the platform what to prioritize.

What your bot can doCopy Anchor Link

Every AeroNexus bot ships with a set of features you can turn on as you need them:

• Modmail includes everything you would reasonally expect from a Modmail bot (like snippets, anonymous replies, multiple categories etc.) and more such as feedback, Panels, Blacklists. Every closed conversation keeps a searchable transcript (so you can search a word across all transcripts).
• Invite Tracker follows who invited whom, scores invites fairly, and powers a leaderboard.
• Text Utils gives trusted staff commands like saying messages through the bot, with an audit trail.
• Welcome Messages greets new members, says goodbye to leavers, and celebrates server boosts in a channel or by direct message.
• SkyGrid (coming soon), available for airline groups, adds virtual-airline operations: airports, fleet aircraft, and flights your members can log.

Each feature has its own section in this documentation, starting with a setup page that walks you through the first steps.

Next stepsCopy Anchor Link

• Create your group: sign in, link your Discord server, and connect your Roblox group.
• Create your bot: walk through the Get a Bot wizard and go live.
• Modmail setup: configure your first feature once your bot is running.