Reminder Bot Help

Notices

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Reminder Commands

`$natural`

Easier method to set reminders. Please run this command for more information.

`$del`

Delete reminders and intervals on your server. If the reminders are set up for DMs, direct message this command to the bot.

`$look [channel]`

View the reminders in a channel

`$remind [user/channel] <time-to-reminder> <message>`

Please consider $natural rather than using this command. Set up a reminder. Takes times in the format of [num][s/m/h/d], for example 10s for 10 seconds or 2s10m for 2 seconds 10 minutes. An exact time can be provided as day/month/year-hour:minute:second.

`$interval [user/channel] <time-to-reminder> <interval> <message>`

Patron Only. Please consider $natural rather than using this command. Set a recurring reminder starting in the given time-to-reminder. Takes times in the normal formats, ex. $interval 0s 20m Hello World! will send 'Hello World!' to your channel every 20 minutes.

`$offset`

Offset an entire server's reminders by a set time (helps account for daylight saving time)

Management Commands

`$timezone`

Set your server's timezone, for easier date-based reminders.

`$restrict [role mentions]`

add/remove roles from being allowed to send channel reminders and intervals.

`$blacklist [channel-name]`

Block or unblock a channel from sending commands.

`$lang <name>`

Change the language.

Other Commands

`$donate`

View information about donations.

`$prefix <string>`

Change the prefix from $.

`$info`

Get info on the bot.

`$clock`

Get current time in guild's timezone

`$todo`

TODO list related commands. Use $todo help for more information.

`$todos`

Identical to $todo but for server-wide task management.

`$timer`

Set a timer that marks the current time. Do `$timer` for more information.