Beatra profiles now feature a weekly badge system. Earn ranked badges on your user, server and playlist profiles based on the last 7 days of activity β refreshed every week.

We have rolled out a big upgrade to the badge system across Beatra profiles. Badges appear on user profiles, server profiles, playlist profiles and songs β on the website and on the bot's image cards (/profile, /leaderboard and /queue). They reward the most active listeners, servers, playlists and songs, and they refresh every week so they always reflect current activity.
Badges are recomputed once a week. Most rankings use a rolling 7-day window β your activity over the last 7 days, not all-time totals β so the board stays fresh: stay active and you climb; go quiet and the badge passes to someone else next week. A few badges use all-time totals (marked below). Every run is a full recompute, so stale ranks drop off automatically.
The top 20 listeners by total listen time over the last 7 days earn a listener badge:
The top 10 servers by total listen time over the last 7 days are ranked #1β#3 Server (gold/silver/bronze) and Top 10 Server. The owner of a top-10 server also earns a Top Server Owner badge on their own profile.
Largest Servers (new). The 20 biggest servers by member count earn a Largest Server badge β but only among communities that actually use Beatra: a server must have at least 5 hours of total listen time in the last 90 days to qualify. Size alone isn't enough; the server has to be active.
The classic Top 10 Playlists badge still ranks public playlists by a combined engagement score (likes Γ 2 + saves + plays Γ 0.1), and the creator of a top-10 playlist earns a Top Playlist Creator badge.
On top of that, playlists now earn dedicated badges (top 3, gold/silver/bronze) in four new categories:
Songs are ranked in several ways (top 3 each, gold/silver/bronze):
Song badges are stored under both of a track's identifiers, so they show correctly on the song page no matter which link you follow.
Popularity now counts too. The most viewed user profiles and most viewed server profiles earn Most Viewed Profile and Most Viewed Server badges (top 3 each) β in both an all-time and a 7-day version.
Some badges reflect status rather than rank and stay as long as they apply:
On the website, badges appear right next to the name or title in user, server and playlist profile headers and on song pages β a glowing icon with a tooltip that names the badge, plus a particle burst when you hover or tap it. On the bot, badges are drawn straight onto the image cards: on your /profile, next to names in the /leaderboard, and on the now-playing track in /queue.
The new view, search and weekly badges begin filling as activity is tracked, and the rankings reset every week β so there is always a fresh chance to climb. Listen more, share your playlists, grow your server, and check your profile to see which badges you've earned.