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Activity tracking answers the question every staff team argues about: who is actually turning up. A module in your Roblox game reports time in-server, and Cove turns that into activity, quotas and a leaderboard.
My Activity

Time in game, tracked by the Cove module.

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Setting it up

1

Turn it on

Settings → Activity & Quota. Nothing is recorded until you do.
2

Install the loader

Cove gives you a short script to paste into your game. It pulls the tracking module from Cove, so the logic stays ours and can be fixed without you editing your place again.
3

Choose which ranks are tracked

Usually your staff ranks rather than every member of the group.
Roblox only talks to HTTPS endpoints, and your game needs HTTP requests enabled in Game Settings. Without it the module reports nothing and the pages stay empty.

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What gets recorded

Time appears within about a minute of somebody joining. The tracker sends a heartbeat while they are in-server, so a session that ends because Roblox crashed closes cleanly rather than counting forever.

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Quotas

A quota is a target per period, set per rank — the people who run your community and the people who joined last week rarely owe the same time. Somebody on approved leave isn’t expected to meet a quota while they are away.

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Leaderboard

A ranked list of the workspace — first, second, third, and runners-up. It is on by default and visible to everybody, because a leaderboard half the team can’t see isn’t one. Turn it off and the page leaves the sidebar entirely rather than sitting there refusing to open.

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Permissions