Member table and filters

The member activity table shows detailed activity for every tracked Discord member.

What the table shows

Each member row can show:

• display name
• username
• Discord user ID
• joined date
• total messages
• messages this month
• rolling messages over the selected period
• last message time
• X / Twitter link count
• active or inactive status
• whether the user is a bot
• available moderation actions

Search

Use search to find a member by:

• display name
• username
• Discord user ID

Member filters

The member filter can show:

• all members
• active members
• inactive members
• human members only
• bot accounts only

Twitter / X activity filter

The Twitter / X activity filter can show:

• all members
• members with X links
• members without X links

Inactive after days

The inactive-days filter controls when a member is considered inactive.

A member can be considered inactive if:

• they have never sent a tracked message
• their last tracked message is older than the inactive-day value

Rolling message days

The rolling message days input controls the selected activity window.

For example:

• 7 days
• 30 days
• 90 days
• 365 days
• up to 1500 days

This affects:

• rolling messages
• active member counts
• activity chart
• top active views

Sortable table headers

The table headers can be sorted directly.

You can sort by:

• member
• joined date
• total messages
• this month
• past days / rolling messages
• last message
• X / Twitter links
• status
• bot

Click a header again to switch between ascending and descending order.

Role-only filter

The Role Only toggle limits analytics to members with the tracked Discord role.

This is useful when reviewing only:

• verified members
• holders
• allowlist members
• premium members
• selected community segments