The core of Clocky
Work sessions and breaks, recorded where the team already is
Check in when you start, take a break without losing the thread, check out when you are done. Buttons or slash commands — whichever your Discord server prefers.
What it does
- Start and stop work with a button on the Duty Panel or with /checkin and /checkout.
- Break time is recorded separately from worked time, so the totals stay honest.
- Check your own status, elapsed time, and today’s totals with /status.
- Auto-close catches forgotten check-outs before they distort a week of data.
How it works
- 1
Check in
Click Check in on the panel, or run /checkin. If your server requires a project, use /checkin — the panel button cannot pick one.
- 2
Take a break
Break / resume closes the work interval and starts recording break time instead.
- 3
Resume
The same control resumes work, and the confirmation names the project you return to.
- 4
Check out
The session closes and its duration is kept for reporting and history.
Which plans include this
Checking in, checking out, status, stats, and history are available to every Discord server on every plan. Break tracking is a paid feature available on Premium, Pro, and Lifetime. Free servers use a fixed 12-hour auto-close; paid plans can set 1 to 24 hours or disable it.
Common questions
Is break tracking included on the free plan?
No. Break tracking is available on Premium, Pro, and Lifetime. Free servers can still check in and check out as normal.
What happens if someone forgets to check out?
Auto-close ends the stale session. Free servers use a fixed 12-hour window; paid plans can configure 1 to 24 hours or turn auto-close off entirely.
Can an admin fix a session that was recorded wrong?
Yes, on paid plans. Completed sessions can be corrected from the dashboard, and each correction is recorded with its own history.
Do I have to use slash commands?
No. The Duty Panel covers checking in, breaks, checking out, and status with buttons. Commands are there for people who prefer typing.