For streamers
Your go-live, in every Discord that follows you
Connect your Twitch account once and the servers that already follow you are told the second your stream starts, instead of a few minutes later.
What connecting does
- Your stream is announced within a second or two of going live, in every Discord server that follows you.
- It costs nothing and it is not a ZombyIO account. You are not signing up for anything and there is nothing to install.
- Servers that follow you do not have to change a thing. They simply start hearing about you sooner.
The honest reason we ask
Twitch lets us watch a limited number of channels instantly, and that limit is shared across every server using ZombyIO. Channels whose streamer has connected do not count towards it. So connecting does not buy you a favour, it takes you out of a queue, permanently.
What we keep
Your channel id, your channel name and your display name. All three are already public on your channel page. Twitch only records a connection when an app asks for a permission, so we ask for the smallest one there is, user:read:email. We never read your email address, and no token is ever stored.
Changing your mind
Remove ZombyIO under Connections in your Twitch settings. Twitch tells us straight away and we delete the record. Alerts for your channel keep working, they simply go back into the shared queue.
Open your Twitch connectionsRun a Discord server?
Announcing streamers is set up in the dashboard, by whoever manages the server.
Twitch notifications for servers