The dashboard & laltima.com

Last updated: 17 October 2026

What's there

laltima.com is Liora's home on the web:

• The dashboard, where server staff set Liora up: features, safety, logs and more. You pick a server from your cards first, then manage it.
• Liora's Library (see Liora's Library), the web music player (see Music) and the Meet the team page.
• The end credits, thanking everyone who helped Liora grow (see The end credits below).
• Her anthem. Liora's theme is "She Will Hold the Line" (lyrics by Bliss, music made with Suno). Playing it from the music panel turns on anthem mode: the site eases into a darker look, and a glow behind the page moves with the song, then eases back when it stops. It only happens when you choose to play her theme. It never flashes, everything stays readable, and if your device asks for reduced motion it's only the colour change. Nothing about it is saved.
• A thank-you for supporters. People who support Liora on Patreon and link their Discord account there are given the Supporter role in The Agora by Patreon. Liora only looks at that role, to unlock the Hearthkeeper theme on the dashboard. It is a look, never an advantage, and she keeps no list of who supports her.
• The making of Liora. The home page shows how many days Liora has been in the making and how many hours Bliss has put into her. The hours before 12 October 2026 are Bliss's own estimate, and the page says so. Since then Bliss clocks in and out on the dashboard, and each day's hours are added the day after. Only the totals are shown, never when Bliss was working.
• An app you can install on your phone or computer. It's the same website in its own window. It doesn't save pages for offline use or store anything extra.

Logging in

You log in with Discord. Liora asks Discord for only two things:

• Who you are (your Discord name, ID and picture), and
• Which servers you're in, so she can show the ones you're allowed to manage.

She never asks for your email and can't post or act as you.

Your login is kept only in your browser, in a secure cookie, for up to 30 days. Liora doesn't store it on her side. Log out forgets you in your browser and tells Discord to cancel the login straight away.

Who can manage a server

• The server's owner, and anyone with Administrator or Manage Server there.
• A few things need more: switching protection off needs Administrator or the owner, and making Liora leave a server is only for the owner (or Bliss).
• Liora's AI is the exception. Bliss runs and pays for it, so only Bliss can switch her AI chat on or off for a server, and only Bliss or Mother can change the settings on the AI Chat page (her channels, her personality, how chatty she is, the rules she goes by). A server's staff see that page and can ask Bliss for a change.
• Asking for her AI. Next to the AI switch, a server's owner or an admin can press Request. Her AI comes on there straight away and Bliss is told who asked, so he can switch it off whenever he needs to. If Bliss switched it off there himself, a new request waits for him to decide instead. One request per server every 10 minutes (once a day while it's waiting for him). Liora keeps who asked, so Bliss knows; /privacy forgetme removes it. Two things on it stay with the server's own staff: the wedding channel, and wiping what Liora remembers of their server.
• Blocked people. Someone Bliss has blocked from Liora everywhere (the Terms say when that can happen) can't use the dashboard, the Owners' Lounge or the web music player either, whatever their role in a server. Liora's own team is never blocked.
• Layla's page shows whether Layla, Liora's friend, is in the server, gives the link that adds her, and has a switch for their playdates. Layla is a separate bot with her own permissions and none of Liora's settings.
• Liora's team (Bliss and Mother, Veronica, and nobody else) can open and change every server's dashboard, to help and fix things. That's so Liora can be looked after properly.

Every change is written to the server's own security log: who changed what. Changes by Liora's team are marked "Liora's team". If a change loosens the server's protection, the owner also gets a private message.

Sending as Liora

On Announcements & Messaging, a server's staff can post a message as Liora in one of their channels, with pictures, GIFs and videos if they like. A file goes from your browser straight to that channel on Discord and stays there. Liora keeps no copy. She holds it in memory only while it is being sent, and it is never saved on her side: not on disk, not in a saved template and not in a log. She takes only pictures, GIFs and videos, up to the size Discord allows in that server.

What your browser keeps

The site remembers a few small things in your own browser only: your theme (and any hidden themes you've found), which dashboard page and server you had open, where you'd scrolled to, and whether you turned on the ambient music (with its volume, and for one visit where the track was up to). Nothing here is sent to Liora, and clearing your browser's site data removes it.

There are no ads and no trackers.

Other services the website uses

• Discord, for logging in and for pictures (profile pictures and server icons).
• Cloudflare, which carries all traffic to laltima.com. It sees your visit (like any web host), not your Discord login.
• Google Fonts, for the lettering. Your browser downloads the fonts from Google, which sees that request.
• unpkg.com, which delivers the dashboard's emoji picker.
• Patreon, only if you click a Support Liora button.

Each has its own privacy policy. To stop floods, the website counts requests per internet address for a short while, in memory only.

Bliss's control room (control.laltima.com)

control.laltima.com is not for the public. It's how Bliss looks after Liora and Layla from his phone: whether they're running, their logs, and starting, stopping or updating them. It runs on the PC Liora lives on, not inside Liora.

• Only Bliss's phones get in. A phone is paired with a one-time code shown on that PC's screen, then has to be allowed there by Bliss, and after that signs in with its passkey (Face ID or a fingerprint). There's no password and no Discord login to steal, and nobody else can make an account. A passkey kept in iCloud Keychain or Google Password Manager also works on Bliss's other devices signed in to the same account.
• What's kept about his phones: each one's name, its passkey's public half (the private half never leaves the phone), where it was paired from (internet address and country), when it was last used, and, if he turned alerts on, the address his phone's notification service gave it.
• What's kept about anyone else: only if they try to get in. Refused tries (a wrong code, a passkey that doesn't check out, too many tries) are listed with the time, the internet address and its country, up to 5 per address every 10 minutes (any more are only counted), so Bliss can see if someone is trying the door. Each list keeps its latest 300 entries, on that PC only. Pages that are only looked at, and requests turned away before they reach the control room's sign-in, aren't listed.
• Liora's logs, which Bliss can read there, are the same logs he reads on the PC. They are never shown anywhere else.

The team page

Meet the team shows the people who build and look after Liora: their name, role and Discord picture. The only Discord handle on it is Bliss's, with a button that opens Bliss's profile, so questions go to one person and the rest of the team isn't bothered. Anyone on it can ask to be taken off.

The end credits

The end credits (laltima.com/credits) thank everyone who helped Liora grow: her team (the names and roles from Meet the team) and the people Bliss credits for testing her, finding bugs or cracks, or giving feedback. They roll like the end of a film, with a short scene for whoever stays to the very end.

• Only Bliss adds people, with !credits add in Discord, and Liora tells them in the channel straight away.
• Shown on the page: the name you're credited as (your Discord display name at the time, unless you change it) and a short line about what you helped with. Never your handle, picture or ID.
• Kept: that name and line, the date, and your Discord user ID. The ID is there only so that you, and nobody else, can change or remove your credit.
• It's your name, so it's your call. !credits name <new name> changes how it shows and !credits remove takes it off, any time. /privacy mydata shows it and /privacy forgetme removes it.
• Leaving Liora's servers doesn't take it off, the way a film's credits don't change when someone moves on. Ask (or use !credits remove) and it's gone.
• Sound (her theme song, and soft typewriter keys while she types the post-credits scene) only plays if you press Roll the credits with With sound ticked. Nothing plays by itself.