Discord, Twitch & Creator Analytics

It's finally here. After weeks of tuning, testing, optimizing, and questioning life decisions, we're finally here. StreamSlate Beta 0.4.0 is now live!

What's New

New Integrations: Discord & Twitch

We've laid the groundwork for StreamSlate to integrate more deeply with both Discord and Twitch. For now, we're starting with a few features that fit naturally into an ecosystem built around keeping your community informed about your streaming schedule.

Discord Go-Live Notifications

You can now have go-live notifications sent to your Discord every time you go live!

Twitch Bot

With the StreamSlate Twitch Bot, you now have commands ready to share your upcoming stream, as well as your StreamSlate page for more awareness. You also have the option to set up Timed Messages for a more hands-off approach.

Creator Analytics

You can now see analytics for your own StreamSlate page.

Get a better idea of how people are discovering and interacting with your profile, so you can see whether your schedule is actually reaching your audience.

Performance & UI Improvements and Bug Fixes

Even though StreamSlate is still in its early stages and I'm building it as a solo developer, reliability and performance are still a huge priority.

This update includes a number of performance improvements, UI fixes, and bug fixes throughout the app to make StreamSlate faster, smoother, and more reliable.

This was the next big step forward in the StreamSlate journey and there's plenty more coming. Thanks to everyone using StreamSlate, testing new features, reporting bugs, and helping shape what it becomes.

As always, if something feels broken, confusing, or doesn't seem to be working as intended, you can use the Feedback button inside the app.