Stream schedule on Discord

DogByte draws your weekly stream plan as a graphic, posts it in a channel and updates it every day. It can also remind viewers before you go live.

Step by step

1. Set the time zone (once per server):

   /schedule timezone zone:Europe/London

2. Add streams. Give a start and end time, a day and an optional title:

   /schedule add start:18:00 end:21:00 day:Monday title:Minecraft

   You can plan this week and up to three weeks ahead with week, or give an exact date.
3. Post the plan.

   /schedule post channel:#schedule

   The bot posts the graphic and refreshes it every day, so the message always shows the current week.
4. Reminder with a ping (optional). Add ping_role:@Live and choose in ping_before when it goes out, from the start time up to 6 hours before.

Changing the plan

• /schedule edit fixes the day, times or title,
• /schedule remove deletes one stream or clears the whole plan,
• /schedule copy copies a week to the next one if you stream on fixed days,
• /schedule show shows the graphic only to you, as a preview.

Weekly and monthly summaries

DogByte collects data from your Twitch, TikTok and Kick streams and once a week (and once a month if you like) posts a graphic with the number of streams, total hours, the longest stream, viewers per platform and your most played games.

/summary setup channel:#stats weekly:True monthly:True

/summary show previews any period without posting it.