Changelog

Every page of the dashboard has been rearranged so that things are where you look for them. Your settings were not changed, and each one does what it did before.

• Logging has a status column beside your settings, with a Health card that says whether your logs are being delivered.
• Channels shows each category on one line, with the log types it covers. A category with no channel of its own now says "Uses main channel".
• Ignore Rules, formerly Ignore Options, are grouped by people, roles, channels, messages and bots.
• Individual Log Config has a search box, and marks the log types you have switched off or changed.
• A change is confirmed in one place, beside the page's tabs, instead of with a pop-up each time.
• The troubleshooter is a checklist in the order a log travels, and shows what passed as well as what did not.
• The bell lists recent changes to your settings and who made them.
• The sidebar stays open on wide screens.
• The Analytics page has been removed.

Fixed

• Entries under the bell no longer read "Notification Error".

Until now, opening a server's dashboard took Manage Server or a similar permission in Discord. That is more than a moderator who only needs to read logs should have.

Under Settings → Dashboard Access you can now give a role or one person part of the dashboard:

Preset	What it allows
Log viewer	Read the log viewer, including history
Log analyst	Read and export logs
Moderator	The above, plus the ignore rules and switching log types on and off
Log configurator	A moderator, plus which channel each log goes to
Full access	Everything except managing access, API tokens and billing

Or choose Custom and tick the individual permissions.

• Pages someone can see but not change are marked read-only for them.
• Access never unlocks a paid feature: log history and export still follow the server's plan.
• Take the role away from a member in Discord and their access goes with it.

More in the guide to sharing access.

When logs stop arriving, the cause is usually a deleted channel, a missing permission or an ignore rule that covers more than was meant. Quark can now find those itself.

Press the stethoscope button at the top of the dashboard, or run /troubleshoot in your server. The troubleshooter checks your configuration, Quark's permissions in each log channel and the path a log takes to reach Discord, then lists what it found with the most serious first.

• Where a problem needs no decision from you, there is a button that fixes it.
• Send a test log sends one real log through the whole delivery path and tells you whether it arrived, or where it stopped.
• If Quark has already found a problem, the Logging page says so before you ask.

The troubleshooting guide explains each finding.

Your logs have always lived in a Discord channel, which is a good place to see them arrive and a poor place to find one again. The Log Viewer puts the same logs on the web. Open it from Log Viewer in the dashboard sidebar.

• Live. New logs appear at the top as they happen.
• Details. Click an entry to see who did it, who it was done to, the channel, the reason and the message. Edits show the text before and after.
• Filters. By time, category, log type, channel, member and role. Your filters are part of the page address, so a filtered view can be sent to another moderator as a link.
• Ask in plain words. Type "messages deleted by @someone this week" or "who was banned yesterday" and Quark turns it into filters. Your question is handled on Quark's own servers and is not sent to an outside AI service.

What each plan gets

	Free	Pro Lite	Quark Pro
Live feed	Yes	Yes	Yes
History	Last hour	Last hour	30 days
Export CSV	No	No	Yes

The last hour of history on Free and Pro Lite was added in September; at launch those plans had the live feed only.

Logs keep being posted to your Discord channels as before. The plan only changes how far back you can look on the web.

The website and the dashboard were redesigned from the ground up.

• Home page. Rebuilt, with a live preview of what Quark's logs look like.
• Choosing a server. A cleaner list with search, and you can pin the servers you open most. Pins follow your account from device to device.
• Dashboard. A reorganised sidebar, clearer headings and one consistent look across the settings pages.
• Walkthrough. The first time you open a server's dashboard, a short tour takes you through setting a log channel and the settings that matter most.
• Light mode has been reworked rather than left as an afterthought.

The full story is on the blog: Quark Logger's 2026 Website Refresh.