Application Description

Deep dive into Arklynn's technical ecosystem and how we protect your data

What is Arklynn?

Arklynn is a sophisticated Discord utility bot designed for high-traffic communities. We replace fragmented bot infrastructures with a unified, high-performance system that focuses on Security, Engagement, and Real-time Automation.

Unlike traditional bots that store your messages in databases, Arklynn processes data in real-time and immediately discards message content after analysis. This "process-and-purge" approach ensures maximum privacy while maintaining powerful features.

Core Functionality

Security Logs

Automated tracking of security-relevant events, including Ghost-ping detection via /setup_autologs.

Leveling System

A smart engagement engine that uses message quality analysis to reward active users through /setup_levelup_message.

Support Suite

Professional ticket handling and member verification systems using /setup_ticket and /setup_verify.

User Localization

Personalized time management using /set_timezone for accurate logging and AFK statuses.

Technical Evidence

Zero-Retention Policy in Practice

Arklynn follows a strict "Process-and-Purge" logic for all message-related data. Below we demonstrate how our system works using the AFK Module as an example.

For Non-Coders: What This Means

1

User Sends a Message

When you type in Discord, the bot receives a notification that you sent a message.

2

Bot Checks AFK Status

The bot looks in its temporary memory (RAM) to see if you were marked as AFK.

3

Data is Removed Immediately

If you were AFK, the bot removes your AFK data from memory instantly using the .pop() function.

4

Welcome Message Sent

The bot sends a "Welcome back!" message showing how long you were away.

5

Complete Memory Cleanup

The bot checks if there's any leftover data and deletes it completely. Your message content is never stored.

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try: if user_id in afk_users: # Remove data from memory instantly afk_data = afk_users[user_id].pop(guild_id) # Calculate how long user was away duration = calculate_duration(afk_data['timestamp']) # Send welcome back message await message.channel.send(embed=back_embed) # Final cleanup: delete user entry if empty if not afk_users[user_id]: del afk_users[user_id] # Complete purge except Exception as e: print(f"Error in AFK system: {e}")
try { if (afkUsers.has(userId)) { // Remove data from memory instantly const afkData = afkUsers.get(userId).get(guildId); afkUsers.get(userId).delete(guildId); // Calculate how long user was away const duration = calculateDuration(afkData.timestamp); // Send welcome back message await message.channel.send({ embeds: [backEmbed] }); // Final cleanup: delete user entry if empty if (afkUsers.get(userId).size === 0) { afkUsers.delete(userId); // Complete purge } } } catch (error) { console.log(`Error in AFK system: ${error}`); }
START checking if user sent a message IF user was marked as AFK: → Remove their AFK status from temporary memory → Calculate how long they were away → Send them a "Welcome back!" message → Delete any remaining temporary data → Message content is NEVER saved to database IF any error occurs: → Log the error for debugging → Continue without storing user data END

Privacy Guarantee: This implementation ensures that no message content or user activity history is ever written to a permanent database. All processing happens in temporary memory (RAM) and is immediately discarded. For more technical details, visit our Intent Documentation.