Integrations · Twitch
Discord alerts when your streamers go live.
Never let your community miss a stream. Add your streamers and CloudMod posts a clean embed in Discord the moment any of them goes live — with a per-streamer colour, an optional role ping, and an offline edit when the stream ends.
Fans miss the stream because nobody announced it
By the time someone notices a streamer is live and posts about it, half the audience has already scrolled past. Manual “X is live!” messages are inconsistent and easy to forget. CloudMod watches Twitch for you and posts the second the stream starts.
Instant go-live embeds
The moment a linked streamer goes live, CloudMod posts an embed — title, game, link — in your channel.
Per-streamer colour + ping
Give each streamer their own embed colour and an optional role ping so the right people get notified.
Offline edit
When the stream ends, the go-live post is edited to an offline state — no stale “live now” left hanging.
/whoslive
Members run /whoslive to see who in the network is currently streaming.
Set up Twitch alerts in three steps
- 01
Enable Twitch
Invite the bot and switch on the Twitch plugin.
- 02
Add streamers
/twitch add your streamers and pick the channel for alerts.
- 03
Auto-announce
Go-live embeds post automatically, edited offline when the stream ends.
Frequently asked questions
How do I announce Twitch streams in Discord?
Add streamers with /twitch add; CloudMod posts an embed when they go live.
Can I ping a role when someone goes live?
Yes — an optional role ping per notification.
Does it clean up when the stream ends?
Yes — the go-live post is edited to an offline state.
How do members see who’s live?
/whoslive lists everyone currently streaming.
Is it free?
Yes, CloudMod has a free plan.