> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.solarasystems.xyz/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Analytics Commands: Stats, Growth, and Leaderboards

> Reference for Solara's analytics commands: stats server, stats user, growth charts, leaderboards, and activity heatmaps with usage examples.

Solara's analytics commands give you real-time insight into your community's growth, engagement, and activity patterns.

### /stats server

View a full overview of your server's statistics, including total member count, messages sent, most active channels, and command usage. Useful for quick health checks and reporting.

```bash theme={null}
/stats server
```

The summary includes:

* Total and online member count
* Messages sent in the last 7 and 30 days
* Most active channels by message volume
* Top commands used by your community

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### /stats user

View a specific member's activity statistics, including their total message count, voice time, join date, and recent activity trend.

```bash theme={null}
/stats user @username
```

<Note>Stats are tracked from the date Solara was added to your server. Data for activity before that date is not available.</Note>

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### /growth

View a visual chart of your server's member growth over time. Solara displays joins and leaves plotted together so you can see net growth at a glance.

```bash theme={null}
/growth
```

<Tip>Use `/growth` alongside `/leaderboard invites` to identify which invite sources are driving the most joins.</Tip>

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### /leaderboard

View the top members in your server ranked by messages sent, voice time, or invites. Pass the category as an argument to switch between leaderboard types.

```bash theme={null}
/leaderboard messages
/leaderboard voice
/leaderboard invites
```

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### /activity

View a server-wide heatmap of activity broken down by day of the week and hour of the day. This helps you identify peak times for announcements and events.

```bash theme={null}
/activity
```

<Note>The `/activity` command in the Analytics category shows a server-wide heatmap. For a specific staff member's activity, use `/activity @user 30d` from the Staff commands.</Note>