Discord Bot for Streamers: Live Alerts, Giveaways and Mod Tools

Built around the stream schedule

Most streamer servers are quiet for twenty hours and loud for four. The bot should do the work in the quiet hours, and get out of the way during the loud ones. This page follows a stream day: before, during and after.

Before you go live

Live alerts

Stream alerts watch a creator and post once when they go live on Twitch or Kick, or upload on YouTube. The post has the title, a picture and a button, and can ping a role such as Live pings. Noxyr checks every few minutes through the official platform APIs, so expect a short delay. Add one with /stream add, and preview it with /stream test, which pings nobody. TikTok is not supported because it offers no official way to see who is live.

Let people choose their pings

Nobody wants a ping for every upload. Use reaction roles so viewers pick Live, Videos or Announcements from buttons. Panels hold up to 20 roles and members toggle them on and off.

While you are live

You are busy, so the server must run itself.

• Anti-spam handles message floods when a raid lands in the Discord.
• Link filters remove invite links and scam links.
• A sticky message keeps "stream is live at..." or the rules at the bottom of the chat.
• An AI chatbot can answer the repeat questions, such as schedule and socials, from a system prompt you write.

Moderators can use warnings with auto timeouts, and logs to see what happened after the fact.

After the stream

Giveaways that match viewer effort

Giveaways can require a role, a minimum message count, or give a role extra entries. That fits "active in Discord" better than "signed up once". Winners can receive a role, and /giveaway reroll draws again if someone does not respond. A reaction goal ("500 clicks unlocks a drop") is a good hype mechanic for a community milestone.

Feedback and votes

Suggestions let viewers pitch stream ideas with up-and-down votes. Polls pick the next game. Starboard saves the best clips and jokes that members star.

Birthdays and thank-yous

Birthdays post a wish and give a role for 24 hours, which regulars like. Reputation lets viewers thank each other for help.

Music for the lobby

Run the 24/7 music bot in a voice channel so the hangout has sound when you are offline. Be careful about copyrighted music near anything you broadcast, because that is about your stream platform's rules, not the bot.

Suggested setup order

1. Invite Noxyr from the invite link.
2. Welcome and verification so new viewers land well. See welcome messages.
3. Live alert with a ping role, then /stream test.
4. Role panel for ping preferences.
5. Anti-spam and link filters.
6. First giveaway once the member count has settled.
7. Suggestions, starboard, birthdays.

A live-day timeline

One hour before: post the schedule in an embed, and pin it with a sticky message. Ten minutes before: check that your live alert has the right ping role by running /stream test. Going live: the alert posts by itself within a few minutes, with the title and a button. During the stream: moderators watch the logs channel, and anti-spam handles floods. After: run a poll for the next game, post the highlights, and thank the people who stayed in Discord.

Small habits that grow a stream community

• Recognize regulars. Reputation roles give a visible thanks to helpful viewers.
• Keep ping roles optional. Let people mute you without leaving the server.
• Run giveaways on a schedule. A monthly one trains a rhythm without feeling cheap.
• Close the loop on suggestions. Say what you accepted and what you did not.

Choosing which alerts to turn on

You can follow several creators in one server, which suits a team or a community of streamers. Send each platform to its own channel if the volume gets high, and give each its own ping role. Write your own message for the alert so it sounds like you, not like a template. Review /stream list now and then to see who the server follows and who is live right now, and remove creators who no longer belong.

What Noxyr does not do for streamers

• It does not read your Twitch, Kick or YouTube chat, and it is not a stream chat bot.
• It does not link subscriber or member status to Discord roles.
• No overlays, stream commands, clip tools or channel points.
• No leveling or XP, and no general reminders.

Keep your existing chat bot for stream chat. Use Noxyr for the Discord side only.

Next steps

Start with the streamer server template for a channel layout, then read the stream alerts doc for every option. If your community is mostly viewers who like videos, see the content creators page too.