TwitchBot: Telegram’s Ultimate Stream Companion

What TwitchBot Does

TwitchBot bridges Telegram and Twitch, offering streamers real-time alerts and chat management. It sends notifications when you go live, tracks new followers, and even moderates cross-platform discussions. The bot uses Telegram’s API to sync with Twitch, ensuring minimal setup.

Key features include:

• 🔔 Live stream alerts: Get pinged in Telegram when your channel goes live
• 🗨️ Chat relays: Mirror Twitch chat to Telegram groups
• 📊 Viewer stats: Track concurrent viewers and peak hours

Unlike manual tools, it auto-detects stream status changes, eliminating refresh delays.

How It Works Under the Hood

The bot operates via Twitch’s EventSub protocol, listening for stream lifecycle events. When triggered, it pushes updates to Telegram through webhooks. A lightweight dashboard lets users customize:

• ⚙️ Alert templates: Modify message formats with variables like {game} or {title}
• 🛡️ Moderation filters: Block spam phrases across both platforms
• ⏱️ Delay controls: Prevent premature alerts during brief offline blips

Behind the scenes, it uses Redis for real-time data caching, reducing API calls to Twitch’s rate-limited endpoints.

Standout Features for Power Users

TwitchBot shines with niche tools most competitors overlook. Its clipping integration lets viewers create Twitch clips via Telegram commands, which the bot posts automatically. For communities, the role-based access system allows assigning mods who can ban users from both platforms simultaneously.

Advanced configurations support:

• 📌 Pin announcements: Highlight stream schedules in group chats
• 🎚️ Audio alerts: Convert notifications to voice messages
• 🤖 Chatbot replies: Auto-answer FAQs with preset responses