ModShift - Staff Shift Tracking, Watchlist Notes & Mod Handoffs

Keep your moderation team covered around the clock. ModShift tracks who is on duty, hands context across time zones, remembers borderline users, and flags sudden chat activity, all from slash commands and a live web dashboard.

Commands

Shift tracking

• /setup - creates the @OnDuty role and a private #mod-handoff channel in one step.
• /shift - shows your current shift status.
• /shift start - clock in, receive the latest handoff, and pick up the on-duty role.
• /shift end - clock out and leave a closing handoff note for the next shift.
• /stats - shift hours per moderator, for server owners and admins.

Time-zone handoffs

• /handoff - private 12-hour summary of shifts, active notes, and watchlist changes, delivered only to the staff member who runs it.

Silent watchlist notes

• /note add - silently attach a watchlist note to a member. No public message is posted.
• /note resolve - close a note once the situation is handled.
• /note list - review the server's active watchlist notes.

Extra tools

• Vibe Radar - measures channel velocity and alerts #mod-handoff when a quiet channel suddenly spikes, so staff can react before a situation escalates.
• Web dashboard - live watchlist with search, open and closed shifts, 24-hour staff activity, and copy-ready handoff notes.

Why moderation teams run ModShift

• Know exactly who is on duty right now, no guessing in staff chat.
• Shift changeovers lose less context between time zones.
• Borderline users stay visible to your team without public callouts.
• Per-moderator shift hours give you real staff accountability.
• Staff-only permissions: notes and handoffs require Manage Messages, server setup requires Manage Server.

Private by design

Watchlist notes and handoff summaries stay inside your server. ModShift does not log or store message content, and all staff-only replies are ephemeral.

Setup in 30 seconds

1. Add ModShift to your server. 2. Run /setup. 3. Staff run /shift start when a shift begins and /shift end when it finishes.

Free to use. Every command works as a slash command and as a prefix command (!shift start, !note add).
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