The My Servers page is the home base of your Mokito account — every Discord server where you are an owner, a manager, on the support team, a moderator, or a plain member appears here, with the right entry point for each one.
After you log in to Mokito with your Discord account, the My Servers page is where you pick which server to work in. Instead of hunting through Discord for a bot invite or a dashboard link, every server you have any relationship with is listed in one place — with a button that takes you straight to the dashboard you need.
The page lives in the user dashboard at My Servers. It is the first page you land on when you sign in, and it is the canonical list of your servers — the profile page intentionally does not duplicate this list.
A server shows up on your My Servers page when any one of the following is true:
For the four management and oversight roles, see Dashboard Roles for what each role can do. If you hold more than one role in the same server, only the highest-ranking role is shown — the same precedence applies (Owner > Manager > Support Team > Moderator > Member).
Three sections sit on the page: a header with a page title and an Invite Bot button, a row of four stat cards, and the server list table.
The top-right Invite Bot button opens Discord's bot-authorization page in a new tab. Use it to add Mokito to a new server, or to re-invite the bot after it was removed from one you manage.
Four cards sit across the top of the page and summarize your server footprint at a glance.
The total number of servers on the page — every server where you have any role (owner, manager, support team, moderator, or member), including inactive servers where the bot has been removed.
The number of servers where you are the Discord server owner. The owner is determined by Discord, not by Mokito — if server ownership is transferred in Discord, the new owner takes over the next time guild data is refreshed.
The number of servers where you are a Mokito Manager. Managers see the full guild dashboard, the same as the owner, except they cannot manage the Premium subscription billing.
The number of servers on the page where the bot is no longer present — it was kicked, the server was deleted, or the bot was otherwise removed. Each of these rows shows a green Invite to Guild button instead of a dashboard link.
Below the stat cards, the Your Servers table lists every server you have access to, ordered alphabetically by server name. A total count badge sits next to the table heading.
Each row in the table has six columns:
The Role column shows a single colored badge per row — your highest-ranking role in that server. The five possible badges are:
A purple badge with a crown icon. Shown when you are the Discord server owner. The owner sees the full guild dashboard and can configure every Mokito feature, including the Premium subscription.
A cyan badge with a shield icon. Shown when the server owner (or another manager) has added you as a Mokito Manager. Managers see the same full dashboard as the owner, except they cannot manage the Premium subscription billing.
A green badge with a headset icon. Shown when you are on the server's Support Team. Support team members see a read-only dashboard with the Overview page and ticket history — no configuration pages.
A rose badge with a shield icon. Shown when you are a designated Moderator for the server. Moderators see a read-only dashboard with the Overview page, ticket history, moderation logs, and moderation reports.
A gray badge with a user icon. Shown when you are a plain member of the server — not the owner, a manager, on the support team, or a moderator. Members see a separate, community-facing dashboard with member features (leaderboards, polls, profile, and more). They do not see any server administration pages.
An amber badge with a pause icon. Shown when the bot is no longer in the server — it was kicked, the server was deleted, or the bot was otherwise removed. This badge overrides your role badge: even if you are still the owner or a manager in Mokito's records, the row shows Bot removed and an Invite to Guild button until the bot is back.
The Actions column shows a different button (or pair of buttons) depending on your role and whether the bot is in the server.
Shown for role-holders (owners, managers, support team members, and moderators) when the bot is active in the server. Clicking it opens the management dashboard for that server — the full owner/manager dashboard for owners and managers, the stripped-down support-team or moderator dashboard for those roles.
Shown next to Open Dashboard for role-holders. Clicking it opens the member-facing dashboard for the same server — the view a plain member sees (leaderboards, polls, profile, and other community features). It is a preview: role-holders can check what a regular member would see without losing their own access. Switching back to the management dashboard is a single click on the My Servers page.
For the full Member Dashboard reference (every sidebar module, the live vs placeholder pages, and the View as Member flow), see Member Dashboard.
Shown for plain members — a single button that opens the member-facing dashboard for that server. Plain members do not get the Open Dashboard button because they do not have management or oversight access.
A green button with the Discord icon. Shown for inactive servers (where the bot has been removed) instead of the dashboard buttons. Clicking it opens Discord's bot-authorization page in a new tab so you can re-add Mokito to the server. Once the bot is back, the row returns to showing your role badge and the appropriate dashboard button on the next page load.
If you do not own, manage, support, moderate, or have a recorded membership in any server, the table shows an empty state: a Discord icon and the message "You don't own, manage, or have support, moderator, or member access to any servers yet."
To get your first server on the page, use the Invite Bot button at the top right to add Mokito to a Discord server you own or manage. Once the bot joins, that server appears on your My Servers page with the Owner (or Member) badge.