Documentation

Stream monitors

A monitor is one rule: “when this streamer goes live, announce it in these channels.” Each server can monitor as many streamers as it likes — one monitor per streamer — and every monitor is configured entirely from the dashboard.

Creating a monitor

  1. 1Open your server in the dashboard and find the New monitor form.
  2. 2Pick the platform(Twitch or Kick) and type the streamer's channel name — the name in twitch.tv/<name> or kick.com/<name>. A leading @ is fine; we strip it.
  3. 3Press Check — the live preview resolves the real channel (avatar, current or last stream title, game cover) and renders the exact card your server will receive.
  4. 4Pick one or more announcement channels — type to fuzzy-search, click to add. The alert fans out to every channel you select.
  5. 5Optionally set mentions, a custom message, the Watch button, and a stream-end action, then click Create monitor.
Creating a monitor verifies the streamer actually exists on the platform — a typo'd channel name is rejected immediately rather than silently never firing.

Managing monitors

Every monitor row in the dashboard has four actions:

ActionWhat it does
TestPosts a real live card to every configured channel immediately, using the streamer's current stream (or their last stream if they're offline). Test alerts never ping— @everyone/@here/role mentions are stripped so testing can't spam your community.
Enable / DisablePauses or resumes the monitor without deleting its configuration. Disabled monitors detect nothing and post nothing.
EditChanges channels, mentions, message, Watch button, and stream-end action in place. The streamer and platform are lockedonce created — they define the monitor's identity, so switching streamer means deleting and recreating.
DeleteRemoves the monitor and tears down its platform subscriptions. This cannot be undone (but takes seconds to recreate).

Limits

LimitValue
Monitors per streamer per server1 (edit it to add more channels)
Announcement channels per monitorup to 10
Channel typestext and announcement channels
Mention selections per monitorup to 25
Custom message length1,500 characters
Watch button label80 characters

The same streamer can be monitored by any number of different servers — the one-per-streamer rule applies within a single server.