Rostack documentation
Rostack is the operations platform for Roblox studios and communities. Your game reports the hours, Rostack turns them into ranks and payroll, and every privileged action lands in an audit trail. These pages describe how each part works and how to drive it from your own systems.
What Rostack is
One workspace is one Roblox community. Its staff, ranking rules, sessions, payouts and audit log all live inside it, and every privileged action is recorded with the actor and a reason.
A workspace does not start with everything switched on. It starts with the five parts a group needs to be run at all, and you add the rest when you need them. Staff are unlimited on every plan and are never counted.
Ranking runs on Roblox's official Open Cloud API using a key you create and we encrypt. Nothing here asks for your account cookie.
The sections
- QuickstartConnect a group and make your first rank change, start to finish.
- ProductsWhat a workspace starts with, and how to add the rest of the product.
- Staff and rolesStaff are the people in the Roblox roles you nominate, not people with an account here.
- PermissionsEvery permission, what it allows, and why the rank ceiling works the way it does.
- Activity trackingGet real in-game hours out of your Roblox servers and into Rostack.
- PayrollTurn the hours you measured into a payout run, with the arithmetic shown.
- Ranking APIRank from a game server, Discord bot or automation with one request.
- Audit logsoonEvery privileged action, append-only, with actor and reason.
Start here
If you have just created a workspace, the quickstart takes you from an empty workspace to a working rank change in four steps.
If you get stuck
The support page says where to write, what to include so a problem is fixed in one reply rather than four, and what response you can honestly expect from a product built by one person.
What these pages promise