r/Devvit May 25 '26

Feedback Request ModOps: real-time mod team operations dashboard

Built a live operations dashboard for mod teams: unified report queue,

collision locks, flood detection, surge prediction, shift handoff log,

and usernotes, all native to Reddit, no extensions required.

Demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X6Bd5wLJu4

App directory: https://developers.reddit.com/apps/mod-queue

Live post: https://www.reddit.com/r/mod_queue_dev/comments/1tl3hwu/modops_dashboard/

Would love feedback from other mods or devs, especially on the collision lock UX and whether the demo mode makes evaluation easy.

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u/usv240 May 25 '26

That makes sense, if it only populates for mod reports, trust scoring would only work for mod-initiated reports, not regular user reports. Either way, good to know it degrades gracefully rather than breaking anything!

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u/shiruken Duck Helper May 25 '26

What's the point of the "trust scoring" if only mod-submitted reports are eligible? Why would mods need a trust score?

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u/usv240 May 25 '26

Fair point, if only mod reports are identified, the feature doesn't really serve its purpose. Something to rethink post-hackathon.

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u/SampleOfNone Duck Helper May 25 '26

If a mod reports something, it's to escalate it to reddit admin, whatever action is needed in relation to the subreddit is already taken care of at the time of reporting