The community-facing dashboard a regular member sees when they open a server — leaderboards, polls, suggestions, profile, and other member features. Most pages are placeholders today; a few are already live.
Every member of a Discord server with Mokito — anyone who is not the owner, a manager, on the support team, or a designated moderator — sees the Member Dashboard when they open that server from their My Servers page. It is a separate, community-facing surface: no server administration pages, no settings, no management tools. Just the features a member uses day to day.
For how the Member role fits alongside the other dashboard roles, see Dashboard Roles.
The Member Dashboard uses the same Mokito dashboard chrome (fixed header, breadcrumb, sidebar, scrollable content area) as the other dashboards, but the sidebar lists community-facing modules instead of administration tools. A member never sees the owner/manager, support team, or moderator dashboards — they only see this one.
A member sees the Member Dashboard when their highest role in the server is Member — that is, they are in the server but hold no owner, manager, support team, or moderator role. Role-holders (owners, managers, support team, moderators) see their own dashboard by default, but can preview this one with View as Member.
The View as Member button on the My Servers page lets a role-holder preview exactly what a regular member sees for the same server, without losing their own access.
Owners, managers, support team members, and moderators always see both Open Dashboard (their own management or oversight dashboard) and View as Member on each active-server row. Plain members see a single Open button instead, which opens the Member Dashboard directly.
Clicking View as Member opens the Member Dashboard for the same server. It is a true preview — the role-holder sees the same sidebar, the same pages, and the same content a plain member would see. Their management or oversight access is unchanged; switching back is a single click.
To return to the management or oversight dashboard, the role-holder clicks Open Dashboard on the same My Servers row (or the My Servers link in the member dashboard's Quick links to go back to the list first). There is no toggle inside the Member Dashboard itself — the back path is always through the My Servers page.
The sidebar shows the server icon and name, then the member-facing modules, then the Quick links group. The modules are:
A placeholder page today. The sidebar link is wired so the active state and breadcrumb work, but the page body shows a "coming soon" panel.
A placeholder page today, same as Clans.
A collapsible sidebar section with five sub-pages. Each is a public, read-only view of a leaderboard for that activity. The five leaderboards are:
A live page. It lists the server's active polls and recently ended polls. A member can vote on any active poll by clicking an option — one vote per member per poll. Active polls do not show the live tally (to avoid swaying votes); ended polls show the full per-option counts and percentages. For the full polls reference (creation, the /quick-poll command, voting, results), see the Polls section of the Mini-Games page.
A placeholder page today, same as Clans.
A live page. It shows the logged-in member's profile for this server: display name, avatar, Discord username, and the roles they hold in the server. It also shows the member's XP and level stats when the server has Mokito Premium — on non-Premium servers the XP section is hidden.
A placeholder page today, same as Clans.
The bottom of the sidebar has three Quick links: Home (the public site homepage), My Servers (back to the server list), and Documentation (this docs site, in a new tab).
Five of the seven top-level modules are placeholders today: Clans, Auction House, Suggestions, Giveaways, and the Trivia and Counting leaderboard sub-pages. The remaining pages (Polls, Profile, and the Guess the Word, Levels & XP, and Invite Tracker leaderboards) are live.
A placeholder page renders the server name and page title in the hero, then a "coming soon" panel with the page icon and a short note that the feature is being built. The sidebar link and breadcrumb work normally — the active state highlights correctly — so the page is reachable today and will fill in as each feature ships.