Reminders
One-off and recurring reminders for members and for staff, in the member's own time zone, delivered as a plain message or an embed you designed.
Two audiences at once: members setting themselves a nudge with /reminder create, and staff scheduling a one-time or repeating message from the dashboard.
Time zones
Which zone a typed time is read in
Discord never tells a bot a member's time zone. /reminder create and Remind Me read a time like 18:30 or tomorrow 9am in the member's own zone when they have one, otherwise in the server's default time zone, and in UTC when the server has none either. A member sets their own with /reminder timezone (pick Server default to clear it), and opening this server's Reminders page on the dashboard fills in the browser's zone for someone who has none yet. The confirmation names the zone it used, so a wrong one shows up straight away. A duration (in 3 hours) needs no zone at all. Members can also review and change their zones under Your time zones on the My Account page.
Creating one
- When
- In
/reminder create: a duration (20m,in 1h30m), a time (18:30,5pm),tomorrow 9am, a weekday (monday 18:00) or a date (2026-12-01 09:00), from a minute to two years away. On the dashboard, a date and time in the reminder's own Timezone (it starts on your browser's). - Repeat
- Every N minutes, hours, days or weeks, from 5 minutes to a year. Minute and hour repeats step within a daily window; day and week repeats anchor to the start date, so they stay on the same weekday through daylight saving. Dashboard reminders can also pick the days of the week, a first and last day, and Stop after a number of sends (up to 1,000).
- Where
- A DM, or a channel. From the command a DM is the default, and a channel needs Manage Server or a role on the command's allow list. A dashboard reminder goes to a channel or to the DMs of a member you pick.
- Mentions
- A role can be mentioned only if it is mentionable, or you hold Mention Everyone: the same rule Discord applies to people.
- Message
- Plain by default.
/reminder create embed:Trueopens a short form; dashboard reminders get the full editor, and a test button that delivers the current design within about twenty seconds.
Running them
- One switch per reminder. Enabled or disabled. Disabling freezes it; enabling recomputes the next run from now.
- A repeating reminder delivered by DM carries a Pause button, so the recipient can stop it without opening anything. A one-time DM reminder carries snooze buttons instead (10 min, 1 hour and Tomorrow), and a reminder posted in a channel carries neither.
- A failed send is tried 3 times in all; the last error is shown on the dashboard list.
- A recurring reminder more than 6 hours late skips that occurrence rather than firing a stale one. A one-off always sends, however late.
- Reminders per member, on the Settings tab, caps how many active reminders one member may create with the commands (3 by default, up to 50). A server holds up to 50 reminders in all, and a finished one-time reminder clears itself a day after it sends.
- The Reminders logger records reminders created, changed, deleted, paused, resumed, sent and failed.
Remind Me
Right-click any message → Apps → Remind Me sets a DM reminder that links back to it. A small form asks when (the same formats as /reminder create) and for an optional note. It is the fastest path to coming back to a message.
Commands
/reminder create <time> <text> [repeat] [channel] [mention] [embed]EveryoneSets a personal reminder. DM by default, or into a channel.
/reminder listEveryoneLists your reminders on this server.
/reminder delete <reminder>EveryoneDeletes one of your reminders.
/reminder pause <reminder>EveryonePauses or resumes one of your repeating reminders.
/reminder timezone <zone>EveryoneSets the time zone your reminder times are read in on this server, or goes back to the server's default.
Right-click a message → Apps → Remind MeEveryoneRight-click a message → Apps → Remind Me
Right-click any message → Apps → Remind Me. Get a DM about it later.
Still stuck? Ask in the support server: somebody there has almost certainly configured this before.

