Built for
- Moderator, support, volunteer, and roleplay duty shifts.
- A live answer to who is working or on a break right now.
- Recorded start times, end times, durations, and hours by member.
Staff attendance, not event RSVPs
Members deliberately check in when duty starts and check out when it ends. See who is working or on a break now, then review completed staff sessions without monitoring presence, messages, or voice channels.
RIGHT NOW
Updated moments ago2 working · 1 on break
Mara
WORKING
6h 12m
since 04:47
Devin
ON BREAK
4h 03m
since 10:31
Priya
WORKING
2h 44m
since 08:15
Sam
OFF
7h 30m
since —
4
People recorded
20h 29m
Worked
53m
Breaks
1
Adjustments
“Discord attendance” can describe two different jobs. Clocky is built for ongoing staff and duty coverage, where each person deliberately starts and ends a session. It is not an event sign-up or passive voice-channel tracker.
People check in
From the Duty Panel or with /checkin. Attendance is a by-product of tracking time, not a second thing to maintain.
The panel keeps score
Working and on-break counts update in the channel as people come and go.
Open the dashboard
Filter the attendance view by member and date range to see the detail Discord cannot show.
Look back over time
Paid plans can review attendance across historical ranges, within the plan reporting window.
The live attendance view is available on every plan. Reviewing attendance history across past date ranges is a paid feature. Reporting history is kept for 1 year on Free, 5 years on Premium, and 10 years on Pro; Lifetime has no configured cap.
No. Clocky only records sessions people deliberately start by clicking the panel or running /checkin. It does not track presence, activity, or read message content.
Yes, on paid plans. Historical attendance ranges are a paid feature; Free servers see the live view and their recent sessions within the 1-year reporting window.
A Discord member who started at least one work session during the previous 30 days. Free supports 5, Premium 100, and Pro and Lifetime have no configured cap.
Members can use /public to control whether they appear on the server leaderboard. That does not hide their time data from authorised server administrators.
Yes, in the sense that matters: it records who was on duty and when. It does not mark people present automatically — every record comes from someone deliberately checking in, from the Duty Panel or a slash command.
No. Clocky tracks staff and duty sessions that members deliberately start and end. It does not manage event RSVPs, take a classroom-style roll call, or create attendance records from joining a voice channel.
Practical guidance for choosing and operating the workflow—not just configuring the bot.