Turn Discord activity into achievements worth earning.

Atom’s preset achievement system combines a tier, one of six plaque shapes, an optional inner plaque treatment, and a selected icon. Free servers use Bronze, Silver, or Gold with Classic Octagon and Classic Stripe. Superatom unlocks the full preset collection. Subscribers can also upload a custom plaque and control the card’s border, eyebrow, title, and description colors.

The examples below use Atom’s current achievement-card renderer. Together they show all ten tiers across the four demonstration achievements, with each tier rendered in its own colors rather than recolored to match this page.

Superatom gives subscribers the fullest achievement experience: room to grow a collection, more ways to recognize participation, and complete control over its visual identity. Build milestones around your community’s traditions, from a first contribution to a rare Diamond achievement.

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Every server receives 18 default achievements across Bronze, Silver, and Gold. Their details are fixed: defaults can only be enabled or disabled and cannot be deleted. Free servers can add up to 5 custom entries. Superatom servers can save unlimited custom entries in the dashboard. Give each custom entry a title and a concise description, keep it enabled or disabled, then choose whether the card uses Atom’s preset plaque system or, on Superatom, an uploaded custom plaque.

Select a supported task and its target, then add more tasks when every condition should be required. Message, voice, and reaction tasks can be scoped to a channel. An achievement can also depend on a selected set of completed achievements or any configured number of completed achievements. Role-gained achievements wait for one selected Discord role, while manager-assigned achievements can be hidden from the member command until they are earned.

For achievements without an invite task, optionally select one or more unique rewards: add or remove XP, add or remove levels, and add or remove roles. Set the shared announcement channel and message once; Atom attaches the generated achievement card when the milestone unlocks. Administrators can edit custom entries, disable them without deleting their definition, or remove them from the collection.

Sort the collection by name, tier, trigger activity, or original order. For custom entries, Duplicate copies an entry; Add Tier copies it with the next preset tier. Both create a disabled entry so you can adjust its tasks before enabling it. Changing tasks on an existing achievement preserves completed members and does not repeat their rewards or announcement.

On Superatom, use Test to send the current card and announcement to the selected channel before launch. The message is labeled as a test, with mentions suppressed; it does not record an unlock or apply rewards. Save Changes separately to keep your edits.

Server managers use Atom’s /achievements command to view all, completed, or uncompleted achievements for themselves or another member. The command currently requires Manage Server permission. Each listed milestone includes a progress bar, current count, target, and completion percentage. For achievements with multiple tasks, the count shows completed tasks out of required tasks. Pages show up to ten entries; the center navigation button cycles sorting by tier, name, progress, completion time, and configured order. Navigation expires after one minute of inactivity.

As eligible activity occurs, Atom updates that member’s stored progress. When all required tasks reach their targets, it records the completion time, applies configured rewards, and sends the announcement card when a channel is configured. The achievement remains part of the member’s completed view rather than becoming another fleeting chat message.

Existing stored totals can also count toward unscoped activity milestones when Atom synchronizes progress. Current roles, membership and boost duration, and completed prerequisites can be reconciled too. Channel-scoped tasks, joining, trivia, and crates rely on qualifying events rather than a full historical replay.

Managers can use /achievements assign or /achievements unassign for standalone manager-assigned honors. The optional progression percentage adds or removes progress on a single-task achievement; it is unavailable for achievements with multiple tasks. Unassigning or removing progress does not undo previously delivered rewards.

A Discord leveling system answers “how far have I progressed overall?” An achievement answers “what exactly did I accomplish?” Those are different jobs, and communities lose useful context when one generic score has to do both.

Atom connects them without collapsing them. Eligible text, voice activity, reactions, trivia, crates, XP, and levels can move achievement progress. An unlock can create recognition through its card and announcement, optionally reinforce the milestone through role rewards, and sit alongside rank cards and leaderboards as another view of member progression.