Discord time tracking, without surveillance

Discord time tracking built for teams that already work in Discord.

Clocky turns one pinned Duty Panel into clear work-session history. Track staff shifts, breaks, projects, and attendance with buttons; use slash commands when a project or precise option is needed.

Session ledger

A clear trail from check-in to check-out

On duty
  1. 1
    Check in

    Start a deliberate work or duty session from the pinned panel.

  2. 2
    Break

    Pause without mixing break time into worked time on paid plans.

  3. 3
    Resume

    Continue the active session without losing its project context.

  4. 4
    Check out

    Close the session and retain its duration for reporting.

Built for deliberate sessions

Useful records, with a deliberately small footprint.

Simple for members

Members use the pinned panel where they already coordinate. Slash commands remain available for projects and people who prefer typing.

Practical reporting

Review sessions, attendance, and durations in the dashboard, with export and deletion controls documented up front.

Low-permission by design

The standard install asks for View Channel, Send Messages, and Embed Links. Clocky does not require Message Content access.

Where Clocky fits

FiveM and roleplay duty tracking

Track Discord-based on-duty time for departments and communities. Clocky is not an in-game FiveM script and does not read game-server state.

See how FiveM departments run it

Study and volunteer sessions

Record manual focus or service sessions when the group already coordinates in Discord. It is intentionally simpler than a scheduler or Pomodoro suite.

What Clocky deliberately does not do

Clocky does not monitor screens, read message content, infer activity, or track people outside deliberate sessions. It is also not a shift scheduler, payroll platform, Pomodoro timer, QR attendance system, approval workflow, or in-game FiveM resource.

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Questions before installing

Discord time tracking FAQ

What does Clocky track inside Discord?

Clocky records deliberate check-ins, breaks, check-outs, projects, and reporting history started through the Duty Panel or slash commands. It is not employee-monitoring software and does not read message content.

Can Clocky be used for staff shifts and remote teams?

Yes. Teams can use Clocky as a simple Discord time clock for work sessions, attendance, breaks, projects, and exports without moving the workflow into another app.

Does Clocky integrate directly with FiveM or roleplay servers?

Clocky can track Discord-based duty sessions for FiveM and roleplay communities, but it is not an in-game FiveM resource and does not read game-server state.

Can study groups and volunteers use Clocky?

They can track manual focus or volunteer sessions in Discord. Clocky does not currently provide Pomodoro timers, volunteer scheduling, QR check-in, or approval workflows.

Which Discord permissions does Clocky request?

The standard install requests View Channel, Send Messages, and Embed Links, plus the applications.commands scope for slash commands.

Start with one server and one real workflow.

The free plan supports up to five active users, so you can validate the fit before asking a larger team to change its routine.