Statistics and Statistics Pro

Statistics show how your server is developing: who joins, who leaves, and when is it busiest? The overview is open to every server; Statistics Pro (from Half Moon) adds more tabs.

yurna records the data for every server, even without Premium, and keeps it for up to two years. How far back you can look depends on your plan. So if you upgrade later, you'll also see the time before.

In the dashboard#

1. Open Server & plan → Statistics.
2. Pick a Period at the top: 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, 1 year or 2 years. Anything your plan doesn't cover is marked with a lock.
3. Use the tabs to switch between areas.
4. Export downloads the overview numbers as CSV or JSON.

All days are assigned in the Europe/Berlin time zone. Long periods are grouped into months; a month that's still running is hatched.

The tabs#

• Overview – joins, leaves, net members and messages, each compared with the previous period of the same length. Available on all plans.
• Growth & retention – joins and leaves over time plus retention: how many new members are still there after 7 and after 30 days? This needs invite tracking to be turned on.
• Channels – the 15 most active channels with the average number of writers per day, and the history of the top four.
• Activity times – a weekday × hour heatmap with the busiest and quietest hour. Ideal for planning announcements and events.
• Voice channels – voice minutes per day, sessions and the top speakers. Only people who are neither muted nor deafened and not in the AFK channel are counted.
• Members – the most active members (1 point per message, 1 point per 5 voice minutes), plus top writers and top speakers.
• Weekly report – settings for the automatic report in Discord, see Weekly report and stat role.

Without a plan, the Pro tabs show a preview with sample data.

CSV export#

The Full Moon plan adds a CSV export of the detailed analysis with four tables: Daily values, Channels, Members and Weekday × hour.

By command#

In Discord, /statistics shows the key numbers as a chart. You need Manage Server or Administrator. You can also change who may use /statistics in Discord under Server Settings → Integrations.

With /statistics report, options you leave out stay unchanged. The same plan limits as in the dashboard apply.

Premium#

Common questions#

Why does it say "Retention needs invite tracking"?#

Turn on invite tracking. The card fills up from then on – there's no data for the time before.

Why is a channel called "Deleted channel"?#

The channel no longer exists, but its messages still count towards the statistics.

Why do today's numbers look so low?#

Today isn't over yet and keeps being updated.

Will I see older data if I upgrade?#

Yes. yurna keeps up to two years – after upgrading you'll see the time before too.

See also#

• Weekly report and stat role
• Change log
• Invites
• Plans compared