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Quick answers

DogeBot is a no-code bot builder. You make bots for Discord, WhatsApp and Yapin by joining blocks together in the Command Builder and Event Builder, and DogeBot hosts them for you.
No. Everything is built with blocks, settings and variables.
Discord, WhatsApp and Yapin. Each bot lives on one platform, and the dashboard only shows what works there.
Yes, there is a free plan. Premium raises the limits and keeps your bot online all the time. Open Premium in your bot’s dashboard to compare plans.
A command runs when someone types it, like /ping. An event runs by itself when something happens, like a member joining or a button being clicked.
Words in curly brackets, like {user_name}, that DogeBot swaps for real values when the bot replies. Type { in any text box to search them all.

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Fix a problem

1

Check DogeBot itself

Open dogebot.net/status. If hosting for your platform isn’t green, it’s on our side and it will come back by itself.
2

Press Start

Free bots switch off after 24 hours with no activity. Open your bot’s dashboard and press Start. Nothing is lost.
3

Check the token

If the dashboard says Token rejected, follow the token fix below.
1

Reset the token

Open your platform’s developer portal (Discord or Yapin), find your bot and reset its token. Copy the new one.
2

Paste it in DogeBot

Open your bot’s Settings, paste the new token and save.
3

Start the bot

Press Start on the dashboard.
1

Save it

Open the command and press Save Command. Unsaved commands are never sent.
2

Check it's switched on

In the commands list, make sure its switch is on.
3

Check the limit

Discord and Yapin allow up to 100 commands per bot. Switch off ones you don’t use.
4

Reload your app

Discord can take a moment to update the / menu. Restart the app if it still doesn’t show.
1

Open Error Logs

Open Error Logs in your bot’s dashboard. It shows every block that failed, with the reason.
2

Check permissions

Most failures are missing bot permissions, like Manage roles or Ban members. Give the bot that permission on the platform.
3

Check the role order

To change a member’s roles, kick, ban or time them out, the bot’s role must sit above that member’s highest role.
1

Check the spelling

Variables are exact. Type { and pick it from the list instead of typing it by hand.
2

Check where it's used

Some variables only work in certain places. For example, button variables only work under a button, and event variables only in that event.
Changes only apply after you press Save Changes in the bar at the bottom of the page, or Save Command in the builder. If you leave without saving, your changes are thrown away.
Still stuck? Open a ticket at support.dogebot.net for account and payment problems.