Statistics

Charts of your server's activity on the dashboard and in Discord: messages, joins and leaves, members, when people are active, and more.

Where to find it

Dashboard → your server → Statistics (Manage Server). There's nothing to turn on: counting starts as soon as the bot is in the server.

What you see

Part	Shows
Cards	Messages, joins, leaves and current members
Text activity	Messages per day
Joins versus leaves	Daily joins and leaves side by side
Total membership	Your member count over time
Activity heatmap	Which days and hours are busiest, in your own time zone
Top commands	The bot commands used most here
Blocked by protections	What filters, antiraid, antinuke and verification stopped
How long leavers stayed	Whether people leave within an hour, a day, a week or later
Server boosts	Your boost count over time

Free servers see the last 7 days, and the heatmap uses 4-hour blocks.

On Discord

Command	Shows	Who
`,stats`	A graph of joins and leaves over the last 7 days	Manage Server
`,stats joins`	Joins per day, with the busiest day	Manage Server
`,stats leaves`	Leaves per day	Manage Server
`,stats combined`	Joins and leaves together, with the net change	Manage Server
`,stats messages`	Messages per day	Manage Server
`,leaderboard messages`	Who sent the most messages: daily or weekly (the default), optionally for one role	Everyone
`,leaderboard invites`	The invite leaderboard: daily, weekly, monthly or all time, optionally for one role	Everyone

,stats messages
,leaderboard messages daily
,leaderboard messages weekly @Mods
,leaderboard invites monthly

/stats and /leaderboard work as slash commands too. Each server can make a graph every 10 seconds.

Privacy

Only counts are stored, never what anyone wrote.
Bots don't count, and time in the AFK channel doesn't count as voice time.
Counts older than two years are deleted.
The dashboard and the ,stats graphs are for Manage Server. Message counts per member are public through ,msg and ,leaderboard messages.

Numbers update about every 30 seconds. Days are in UTC; the heatmap uses your own time zone. Commands like ,membercount show live numbers in Discord.