Engage your community everywhere — and moderate it automatically
Community teams typically run a separate bot per platform, each with its own commands, currency, and moderation queue to maintain.
How Waddles applies to real problems.
Community teams typically run a separate bot per platform, each with its own commands, currency, and moderation queue to maintain.
Public-facing teams field questions, feedback, and support requests scattered across every platform they run, with no shared view of who they have already talked to.
Engagement drops off without an ongoing reason to participate beyond watching or chatting.
Community teams want custom automations — raid shoutouts, giveaway triggers, scheduled announcements — but most don’t have developer resources on hand.
Growing communities can’t manually track engagement trends or spot bots and bad actors before they cause damage.