For gaming communities, servers, and clan platforms
Image moderation in gaming communities
Screenshots, memes, avatars, emotes — a gaming community generates an avalanche of images. Let automation sift through them and let your admins decide only on the borderline cases.
No card to start · Integrate in 5 minutes · Images are never stored · EU hosting
The problem
Gaming communities move fast: hundreds of images a day, meme culture, boundary-testing for fun. Admins and moderators drown in reports, and a single NSFW raid can wreck a channel you spent years building.
How modwall helps
A real-time scan of every upload — memes get through, NSFW doesn't.
You enable the weapons and violence categories per profile — game screenshots are not a problem, because you decide whether and how strictly to filter them.
Chat moderation via /v1/moderate-text — toxicity caught in Polish too.
Escalation after N reports: the community itself flags what the automation let through.
Why modwall
Compliance-grade
An immutable audit log of decisions, processing in the EU, a DPA ready to sign — helps you meet your obligations under the DSA.
Privacy
Images are processed in memory and never stored. Self-host if your data cannot leave your infrastructure.
Zero maintenance
Uptime, scaling and the model are our job. You pay for the result — predictable plans, invoice with a VAT ID.
Other use cases
Marketplace
Filter listing photos and seller avatars before they reach the catalogue — without building your own moderation pipeline.
Classifieds sites
Thousands of photos a day assessed automatically, with a manual review queue only where it is really needed.
Forums and communities
Scan attachments and avatars at upload time — moderators get only the borderline cases, not the whole inbox.
Plug in moderation today
1,000 free requests per month, no card. Monitor mode lets you integrate modwall with no risk to your platform.
Create a free accountmodwall is a tool that assists moderation — the final decision and responsibility remain with the customer. CSAM material is outside the scope of the service.