A live notification turns your Discord into a launchpad: the second you go live on Twitch, your community gets pinged with your title, game, and a one-click watch link. Here's the no-code setup.
What you'll need
- Your Discord bot connected to Noria.
- Your Twitch account connected to Noria.
- An
#announcements(or#live) channel.
Build the live announcement
- Open the editor and add a Stream Online (Twitch) trigger.
- Add a Send Embed action (embeds look far better than plain text for go-live posts).
- Fill the embed with the live variables:
- Title:
🔴 {{broadcaster_name}} is live! - Description:
**{{game_name}}**\n{{title}}\n\n[▶ Watch now](https://twitch.tv/{{broadcaster_name}}) - Color:
#9146FF(Twitch purple) - Thumbnail: your channel avatar or game box art.
- Title:
- Optionally add
@everyoneor a@notifyrole mention above the embed so subscribers get pinged. - Click Activate.
Next time you start streaming, the announcement posts itself.
Make it better
- One clean post per stream: Noria fires once per go-live, but add a Cooldown step if you want a hard guarantee against double-pings.
- Update instead of repost: give the embed a fixed ID so each stream edits the same message rather than spamming the channel.
- Go-offline message: add a second workflow on the Stream Offline trigger to post a "thanks for watching" or VOD link.
- Cross-post: send the same alert to a Twitch chat message or another channel in the same workflow.
Prefer a head start? The templates gallery has ready-made stream-alert workflows you can install and tweak in one click.