Twitch sync in both directions
Import your Twitch schedule automatically, then publish eligible timed stream changes from Streamtime back to Twitch.
Invite-only early access for Twitch creators
Import your Twitch schedule, publish eligible changes back to Twitch, and keep your public page and Discord reminders aligned.
Free to use during early access.
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Twitch and Streamtime stay aligned while your public page, Discord announcements, calendar actions, and chat answer carry the same plan to your community—without promising automatic growth.
Import your Twitch schedule automatically, then publish eligible timed stream changes from Streamtime back to Twitch.
Give viewers a clear schedule in their local time, with calendar actions, social cards, and a direct route back to Twitch.
Send webhook announcements when plans change, plus optional reminders 24 hours and one hour before each stream.
Viewers type !schedule and either Nightbot or StreamElements replies with your next stream, creator-local time, and the link that shows it in their timezone.
Product roadmap
Focused additions that help communities discover the plan and remember to show up. No launch dates or availability promises yet.
Turn scheduled streams into creator-native 9:16 Stories, with a separate opt-in and timing choice for every stream.
Let visitors opt in to timely stream reminders directly from your public schedule, without promising a delivery channel before it is ready.
Keep Discord’s event list aligned with your Streamtime calendar when streams are added, moved, or canceled.
One connected community flow
Import Twitch streams, add collabs or special events, and publish eligible timed stream changes back to Twitch.
Share a polished public page and automatically generated social cards wherever your community gathers.
Send Discord webhook updates plus optional 24-hour and one-hour reminders.
Give viewers local times, calendar actions, a dynamic chat answer through Nightbot or StreamElements, and a direct route back to Twitch.
Early access
Streamtime early access
Questions, answered
The calendar is the foundation, not the end result. Streamtime turns your Twitch plan into a shareable page, Discord updates, timed reminders, calendar actions, and creator assets.
Changes are imported within ten minutes. Streamtime updates your page and can edit the matching Discord announcement.
With your permission, Streamtime can create, update, or remove eligible future timed Stream and Marathon entries in your Twitch schedule. Recurring Twitch schedules still need to be edited in Twitch, and Streamtime cannot edit channel content or go live for you.
No. It helps fewer people miss planned streams by making the schedule clearer and reminders easier. Actual attendance still depends on your community and content.
No. Your public page, local times, calendar feed, social cards, and OBS widgets work without Discord. A webhook simply adds automated community reminders.
Not yet. Today, Streamtime sends webhook announcements when schedules change and optional reminders 24 hours and one hour before a stream. Native Discord Scheduled Events remain on the roadmap.
Viewers or moderators use a command such as !schedule in Nightbot or StreamElements. Both bots return the same up-to-date schedule answer, and an optional Nightbot timer can post it proactively without relying on arbitrary questions in chat.
Automatic Instagram Stories, viewer reminders, and synchronized Discord Scheduled Events are planned next. These features have no announced release date and are not included in the current launch functionality.
Your next stream starts before you go live