Discord timezone bot

Stop guessing what time it is for everyone else.

TimeSheriff gives your server a shared sense of time. Members can save their timezone, check each other's local clock instantly, and coordinate events without mental math.

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Built for international communities
Simple slash commands
Optional silent replies

TimeSheriff

Server sync snapshot

New York 09:15

London 14:15

Zagreb 15:15

Tokyo 22:15

/gettime @alex

Alex is currently at 07:15 PM in Asia/Singapore.

Fast setup Invite the bot and start using slash commands immediately.

Clear coordination Reduce missed events, late replies, and timezone confusion.

Minimal data Only timezone-related info, with a delete command built in.

Public by default Use the optional silent toggle whenever you want a private reply.

Why it works

Designed for communities that never share the same clock.

Timezone profiles

Members save their timezone once and use it across the server whenever scheduling comes up.

Instant local time lookup

Check any user's local time before you ping them, plan a session, or schedule a meeting.

Region-aware browsing

Autocomplete and region filters make timezone selection easier than remembering exact IDs.

Self-service deletion

Users can remove their saved timezone at any time without moderator involvement.

Command set

Everything important fits into a small, readable command surface.

/settimezone [timezone]

Save your local timezone with autocomplete support.

/gettime [user]

See the current local time for a user who has opted in.

/gettimeall

Scroll through a paginated server view of registered members and their local times.

/timezones [region]

Browse valid timezone names in a paginated list, optionally filtered by region.

/deleteinfo

Delete your stored timezone information from the bot.

/about

Read a quick explanation of what the bot does.

/help

List the available commands and how to use them.

All slash commands reply publicly by default. Use the optional silent argument when you want the response shown only to you.

Privacy

Minimal storage, explicit control.

TimeSheriff is built around a narrow use case: storing timezone-related information so your server can coordinate more easily. Users can remove their data with /deleteinfo whenever they want. Server members may also see registered timezone profiles through /gettimeall. Command replies are public by default unless the person using the command selects silent.