Commands
User Commands
Available to everyone — or, if the server has enabled the role requirement, to members with the "LastSeen User" role.
/lastseen <user>
Check when a user was last seen online. Shown in your server's configured timezone. /seen works as a shorter alias.
/whois <user>
Comprehensive member information at a glance: join date, roles, nickname history, last seen, and message activity stats.
/chat-history <user>
Show a member's message posting stats for the last year.
/mystats
View your own activity statistics. Always private — the response is only visible to you.
/forgetme · /optin
/forgetme deletes the data LastSeen holds about you and opts you out of all further tracking — you also can't be watched. Changed your mind? /optin re-enables tracking.
/help [command] · /about
/help lists the available commands, or shows detailed help for one (e.g. /help watch). /about shows bot information.
Admin Commands
Require the "LastSeen Admin" role or the Administrator permission.
/inactive [days]
List all members inactive for longer than the configured threshold. Add a number of days to override the threshold for this one lookup.
/search
Advanced member search and filtering. Combine any filters to narrow the results.
| Filter | What it does | Example |
|---|---|---|
roles | One or more roles | @Moderator,@Admin |
status | Presence: online, offline, idle, dnd, or all | status:online |
inactive | Days since last seen | >30, <7, =14 |
activity | Messages in the last 30 days | >100, <10 |
joined | Join date | >2025-01-01 |
username | Partial match, case-insensitive | username:admin |
export | Export the results | csv or txt |
- Results are paginated (15 per page) and private to you.
- Export to CSV or TXT from the buttons below the results.
/watch
Watchlists & activity alerts. A target can be a user or a role, and each alert posts to the channel where you created the watch. Two kinds of watch: online return (fires when someone comes back online) and offline for (fires when someone has been offline for a set time).
- Durations use
m/h/d, e.g.30m,48h,7d. - Online alerts have a 1-hour cooldown per member to avoid spam.
- Members who opted out with
/forgetmecan't be watched. - Up to 50 watches per server. Reads only existing "last seen" data — no presence history is stored.
/user-stats
Interactive statistics dashboard with comprehensive server analytics: total members and growth, active vs inactive breakdown, monthly joins/leaves, and activity metrics. Buttons open detailed reports:
- Retention Report — cohort analysis for members who joined in the last 30/60/90 days.
- Server Growth — join vs leave trends over 30/90/365 days.
- Leaderboard — top 10 most active members, by 7/30/90 days or all-time.
- Activity Heatmap — day-of-week activity distribution with peak days.
- Participation — lurkers (present but silent) and ghosts (never active).
- Export CSV — comprehensive stats report, delivered privately.
/role-history <user> · /health
/role-history shows the last 20 role changes for a member. /health checks the bot's status: uptime, latency, database, and guild stats.
/config
Opens the interactive configuration panel. First time? Hit the 🚀 Quick Setup button for a guided, step-by-step wizard covering the essentials: notification channel, inactive threshold, admin role, and timezone.
Everything you can configure:
- Notification channel — where member leave messages are posted.
- Inactive days threshold — when members appear in
/inactive. - Language — the bot's display language for this server (English, Spanish, French, Dutch, Polish).
- Timezone — guild-specific timezone for accurate timestamps (any IANA name, e.g.
Europe/Brussels). - Scheduled reports — weekly/monthly automated reports: pick the channel, frequency, report types, and delivery day.
- Command permissions — admin role, optional user-role requirement, and channel restrictions.
- Track-only roles — optionally track only members with specific roles; everyone else is ignored.
- Message retention — how long message activity data is kept (default: 365 days).
Questions? Ask in our Community Server — or just run /help in yours.