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Voice Stats

Track how long members spend in voice with leaderboards, per-member stats, and a dashboard analytics view.

Voice Stats tracks how much time members spend in your voice channels and turns it into leaderboards and per-member breakdowns across today, this week, this month and all time. It is off by default; enable it on the Voice Stats dashboard page.

Commands

,voicetop [today|week|month|all]    top members by voice time (default: week)
,cameratop [today|week|month|all]  top members by camera time
,streamtop [today|week|month|all]  top members by screenshare time
,voicestats [member]               a member's voice time and rank (default: you)

Aliases: ,voicetop also ,vctop, ,voicelb, ,voiceleaderboard. ,cameratop also ,camtop, ,cameralb. ,streamtop also ,sharetop, ,screensharetop, ,sslb. ,voicestats also ,vcstats, ,voicetime, ,vctime.

Example

,voicetop month
,voicestats @someone

The Voice Stats dashboard page adds totals, a per-day chart and the full leaderboard. It pairs naturally with Voice-Time Roles.

Camera and screenshare

Alongside time in the channel, exceed tracks how long members spend with their camera on and how long they spend screensharing. Both use the same periods as ,voicetop.

Timers start when the camera or stream turns on and stop when it turns off or the member leaves. Moving between channels while still on camera keeps the timer running.

Tracking began when this feature shipped, so all-time totals build up from that point. Discord does not retain past camera or screenshare durations, so there is nothing to backfill.