Do I need to build my own Discord bot?
No. Streamboard provides the bot and management. Invite the bot and configure targets in the app.
Guide & Comparison
Connect Twitch & Kick with Discord: Live Notification Setup
Step by step: integrate Twitch (EventSub) and Kick with Discord – so your community is informed the moment you go live.
"How do I integrate Twitch with Discord for live notifications?" – one of the most common streaming questions. With Streamboard you connect both platforms and optionally Telegram in a few steps.
Step 1: Link your streaming account
Sign in with Twitch (OAuth) – EventSub delivers the live signal. For Kick, link your channel in your profile. Both sources can share the same notification targets.
Step 2: Invite the Discord bot
Connect your Discord account and invite the Streamboard bot to your server. Check write permissions in announcement channels – the bot only posts where you define targets.
Step 3: Set template and targets
Create a message template with placeholders (title, game, preview). Define notification targets: which Discord channel for Twitch live, which for Kick – or the same target for both.
Step 4: Optionally add Telegram
For mobile push, set up a Telegram target. The same live signal also lands on your community's phones – ideal alongside Discord.
Step 5: Test and go live
Start a test stream or use the dashboard test function. When embed and link look right, you're production-ready. Questions: FAQ, Discord page, and Kick guide.
Does this work for Kick too?
Yes. After Kick OAuth, Streamboard detects live starts and posts to the same Discord channels as Twitch.
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Twitch, Kick, Discord and Telegram – in one dashboard.