One link for your channels
Give viewers a starting point for your streaming channels, social profiles, and community links. Share your page wherever you introduce your stream.
Streamer Pages
Your Streamer Link in Bio, with a Home for Chat Commands
Bring your streaming channels, social links, and command descriptions together. Give viewers one page to find you and a dedicated directory to learn what they can type in chat.
Find Streamer Pages under Your Link Page in the StreamUps dashboard.
Create your pageOne Place to Find Your Stream
Keep your links on your main page and share your commands directory when someone asks what your bot can do.
Main page · /your-name
Night Owl Plays
Late-night adventures, relaxed chat, and a place to catch up between streams.
Twitch
Watch the next adventure
YouTube
Catch up on past playthroughs
Discord
Join the conversation between streams
Commands · /your-name/commands
Know What to Type
- !discord
Find the community invite for game discussions and updates between streams.
Platform: Twitch · Bot: StreamUps
- !schedule
See the usual streaming days and where schedule changes are announced.
Platform: YouTube · Bot: StreamUps
Your Links and Commands, Easy to Find
Commands with context
A list of command names in a stream title leaves little room to explain them. Use your directory to describe each command, its platform, and the bot that handles it.
A page that feels like you
Choose your profile details, branding, and theme. Organise your links so viewers can find the places you want to share.
From Your Dashboard to Your Bio
Personalise your page
Open Your Link Page in the dashboard. Choose your page URL, add your profile details, and select your branding and theme.
Add your links
Add and order the streaming channels, social profiles, and community destinations you want viewers to find.
Describe your commands
Add each existing command's name, description, platform, and bot provider. Write what it does so viewers know when to use it.
Save, publish, and share
Save your changes and publish your page before sharing. Copy the main page URL for your bio, or the separate commands URL for viewers looking for your command list.
Adding a command here documents an existing command. To create the bot response itself, use the chat command setup tools. Your directory explains that behaviour to viewers.
Coming soon
More Ways to Connect with Your Viewers
These additions are planned for Streamer Pages and are not available yet. The current page brings together your links and command descriptions.
Tips and live stream interactions
Planned ways for viewers to send tips, draw on the stream, and send messages to be read aloud. Coming soon.
Guest chat across platforms
A shared StreamUps chat displaying messages from connected platforms. Guest chat is still being tested and is not available yet.
Live status
Show viewers when you are live and where they can watch. Coming soon.
Latest VOD and clips
Make recent recordings and clips easier to find from your page. Coming soon.
Streamer Pages FAQ
What will viewers see on my streamer page?
Your published page brings together your profile, branding, and the social and streaming links you choose to share. Your command descriptions have a dedicated commands page.
Does adding a command here create it in my bot?
No. The directory documents commands you already use. You add a name, description, platform, and bot provider; configure the command's behaviour separately in your bot.
How is the commands link different from my main page link?
Your main page is the home for your links. The commands directory uses the same page URL with /commands at the end, so you can send viewers straight to the explanations. Publish your page before sharing either link.
Where can I share my page?
Use the main page URL in a social bio, channel description, or stream panel where links are supported. You can also use the commands URL in an existing bot reply so viewers can find the directory during a stream.
Where do I create and edit my page?
Open Your Link Page in the StreamUps dashboard to edit your profile, links, theme, and command descriptions, then save and publish your page.
Are tips, guest chat, live status, and VODs available?
Not yet. Tips and live stream interactions, guest chat across platforms, live status, and latest VOD and clips are coming soon. Guest chat is still being tested. No release dates are announced here.
Give Viewers a Link Worth Keeping
Start with your channels, add the socials you actually use, and give your chat commands room for a proper explanation.
Create your page