LastCall disconnects people from voice channels when their time is up, and keeps a record of who was in VC and for how long. Built for late-night servers, study groups, and anyone who has ever said they were logging off an hour ago.

Disconnect timers

Set a timer on yourself, or on someone who asked you to.

@dc 30m disconnects you in thirty minutes. @dc 1h @user does it to someone else. Durations accept 30s, 5m, 1h, or a bare number like 90 for seconds. Anything from 10 seconds to 24 hours.

Before the timer fires, LastCall sends a heads-up with an Extend button so nobody gets yanked out of a conversation without warning. One click buys 10 more minutes.

It stays out of the way

Every timer lives in a single message that gets edited in place. The confirmation becomes the warning, the warning becomes the result. No spam, no thread of countdown messages clogging the channel.

Messages are sent silently and mentions never ping. You see the timer when you look at the channel, not when your phone buzzes.

It does not lose track

Timers are stored in a database and restored when the bot restarts, so a deploy or a reboot does not quietly cancel everyone's timer.

Leave voice on your own and your timer cancels itself. No stale timers waiting to disconnect you the next time you join.

Voice activity tracking

@stats shows total voice time, session count, and which channels you actually live in.

@top ranks the server by voice time.

Downtime is never counted as voice time. The bot writes a heartbeat while it runs and settles any session that spanned an outage against the last known-good moment, so a long restart cannot invent hours of VC time for whoever happened to be sitting in a channel.

LastCall never logs message content. Commands are recorded as "this command ran", never as the text you typed.

Permissions, handled properly

Anyone can set a timer on themselves. Setting one on someone else needs Move Members, and role hierarchy is enforced. You cannot time out the server owner, a bot, or anyone at or above your own top role.

The bot checks its own permissions when the timer is created, not when it expires. A timer that could never fire is refused up front instead of failing silently an hour later.

Manage Server is required to change the prefix or view another member's stats.

Commands

Every command works as both a slash command and a prefix command.

• dc <time> [@user] - set a disconnect timer

• extend <time> [@user] - add time to a running timer

• cancel [@user] - cancel a timer

• timers - list active timers in the server

• stats [@user] - voice channel stats

• top - server voice leaderboard

• prefix <new> - set a custom prefix for the server

• help - the command list, in channel or in your DMs

Default prefix is @, changeable per server, and mentioning the bot always works.

Setup

Invite it, make sure it has Move Members in the voice channels you care about, and run @dc 5m. That is the whole setup.

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