Bring your stream into your Discord.
Server features and what members see.
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Before you start
Use a Twitch channel with Premium access. The Discord integration is gated during beta. Connect a Discord server you can manage, authorize Bagel and grant the permissions needed in its chosen channels.
Connect a server, then choose its channels.
Connect with Premium Sign in with Twitch on a Premium channel. Add Bagel to an existing Discord server, or create a server from Bagel’s template. Pick channels and roles Choose where go-live posts, clips, welcomes and staff logs belong. Configure the voice hub, ticket panel and roles for your server. Enable the features you need Turn on the Discord module and save your server settings. Each connected server keeps its own channels, roles and feature switches.
Keep stream posts and community tools together.
Go-live and clip posts A go-live post announces the stream and is edited when it ends. Clips from !clip and Twitch can land in the configured clips channel. Private support tickets Members click a panel to open a private ticket with staff. Configure staff roles, an archive destination and transcript saving for your ticket desk. Temporary voice rooms Joining the voice hub creates a personal room with Lock and Unlock controls. Empty temporary rooms are deleted. Roles you choose Automatic roles assign the configured Member role on join. Twitch moderator, VIP and subscriber roles are not automatically synced by Bagel.