Birthdays
Celebrate members on their birthday with a message, a role for the day and a DM.
Set it up
Open the dashboard and pick your server. Sign in with Discord if you haven’t.
Find Birthdays in the sidebar (or press ⌘K and type its name) and turn it on.
Go through the settings below. Simple mode shows the essentials; switch to Advanced for the rest.
Try it in Discord:
/birthday. Staff can restrict or turn off each command in Commands.
Settings
What you’ll find on the Birthdays page of the dashboard. Settings marked Advanced only show in Advanced mode.
Announcements
- Announcement channel
- ChannelWhere Kovu wishes members a happy birthday.
- Announcement time
- Text24-hour time, like 09:00.
- Time zone
- Time zoneFor members who didn’t save their own. Empty uses the server’s time zone.
- Use each member’s time zoneAdvanced
- On/offAnnounce at the time above in the time zone the member saved.
- Birthday message
- Message
Role and DM
- Birthday role
- RoleGiven on the birthday and removed again afterwards.
- Keep the role forAdvanced
- Duration
- Send a birthday DMAdvanced
- On/off
- Birthday DMAdvanced
- Message
RulesAdvanced
- February 29 birthdays in other years
- Choice
- Members set their own birthday
- On/offOff: only managers can add birthdays.
Commands
/birthday
EveryoneSave your birthday and see upcoming ones
/birthday set <date> [timezone] [show_age] [user]/birthday remove [user]/birthday show [user]/birthday upcoming?birthday set <date> [timezone] | remove [user] | show [user] | upcomingOptions
- set date
- Like March 14, 14 March or 1995-03-14 (the year stays private)
- set timezone (optional)
- Your time zone, like Europe/Berlin (default: the server’s)
- set show_age (optional)
- Mention your new age in the birthday message (needs the year)
- set user (optional)
- Managers: whose birthday to set
- remove user (optional)
- Managers: whose birthday
- show user (optional)
- Whose birthday (default: yours)
Also: ?bday, ?birthdays
Related modules
Ready to try Birthdays?
Open the dashboard