No babysitting
Enforcement runs on its own, so no one has to watch the channel.
Countegrity enforces strict sequential counting in Discord, proving every count against the whole channel log. Violations are handled automatically, the history stays auditable, and enterprise teams get the platform around it.
The open-source core, Countegrity CE, is free and MIT licensed on GitHub.
Enforcement runs on its own, so no one has to watch the channel.
Every count stays mapped to its exact message, so a rewrite always surfaces.
A deleted count mid-log is a permanent hole; only an admin can resolve it. A broken newest count, deleted or edited, just rolls back.
The checkpoint is never trusted from memory: every count replays recent history, and a rolling daily audit re-derives the whole log, so drift and offline tampering surface instead of silently persisting.
A pure function of the log: replay the same history and you always derive the same checkpoint, so rescans and restarts never double-count or compound.
Only ids are stored: the count-to-message mapping, the last author, and the few authors a pending repair names. Nothing of what anyone wrote; every id is erasable with a single command.
Everything in the open-source core, plus the platform teams need to run counting at scale.
Complete, gated documentation for your team and your install. Enterprise docs never appear on the public site.
A direct line to the people who build Countegrity, with guaranteed response times when something needs a human.
Hands-on help running Countegrity across many channels and guilds, tuned to your setup instead of the defaults.
Guided upgrades on every release, so new versions land without interrupting a running count.
We get your team live end to end, from channels enabled to admins trained and the portal set up for the people who run counting.
Counts around the clock across many busy channels, keeping the whole log provable end to end on a rolling daily audit.