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The landing page for a server. Everything here is read-only.

Time range

A selector offers 7, 14, 30, 60 or 90 days, defaulting to 7. It drives the stat cards, the charts, and the channel and command tables.

Stat cards

Members, Messages, Interactions, Joins, Leaves and Voice Minutes, each with a percentage change against the immediately preceding period of the same length.
When both the current and the previous period are empty, the change indicator is absent rather than shown as 0%.When the previous period is empty but the current one is not, the card shows +100.0% rather than hiding the indicator. On a new server every non-zero metric therefore reads +100% in its first comparison window — that is “no baseline”, not real growth.

Charts

Four daily charts: Joins & Leaves, Messages History, Interaction History and Voice Activity.

Top Members

Three tabs with search and infinite scroll:
Only the Messages tab follows your selected time range. XP and Invites are always all-time, so changing the range will not alter them.

Server Activity

Top Channels, Top Commands and Active Hours — showing where conversation happens, which commands get used, and when your server is busiest.
Active Hours is the most directly useful of the three. It tells you when to schedule announcements, events and reminders so they land while people are actually around.

Data freshness

Statistics are recorded by the bot as events happen, but the figures on this page are cached — up to 5 minutes on the server and 2 minutes in your browser — so very recent activity can take several minutes to appear.

Access

Overview is always visible to anyone with dashboard access, even when Access Control restricts them from every other section. It is deliberately the one page a restricted administrator can always reach.

Troubleshooting

Statistics begin accumulating from when Vetox joined. A newly added bot has no history to show.
The dashboard could not reach the bot. Wait a moment and refresh — your configuration is unaffected.
The headline member count comes from Discord directly while the rest is from collected statistics, so they can differ slightly between refreshes.
Expected — those two tabs are all-time by design.