The dashboard

The dashboard at / is the landing page after sign-in. It summarises the operational state of your channel, shows live chat and stream activity, and provides quick actions for the most common stream-time interventions. All other configuration areas are reachable through the sidebar.

Sections

The page is a left column (bot health, your live panel, and quick actions), a right column (recent events), and a full-width chat feed beneath them.

Bot health

A segmented status strip for the operational connections streamion.bot depends on — each with a colour-coded dot and a short status. Most segments link to the page where you can fix them:

• Broadcaster account — your Twitch connection (informational; this one is not a link).
• Custom bot — only shown if the Custom Bot Pro feature is active for your channel; shows the configured bot's login and connection state.
• Auto-mod — whether the automatic chat-moderation rules are active (links to /automod).
• Spotify and YouTube Music — the connection state of each music provider (links to Settings → Music). The active provider's segment is accented.

Live & today

When you're streaming, this panel shows your live status, title, game, and uptime; when offline, a brief "you're not streaming right now". Across the top of the panel runs a stats strip with six figures and their change versus your previous stream day: Viewers, Peak, Messages, Commands, Follows, Subs. For historical totals, see the Stream Stats page. When Spotify is the active provider and a track is playing, a Now playing card appears below (YouTube Music has no now-playing endpoint, so it stays hidden there).

Recent events

The right-hand column is a live timeline of follows, subs, cheers, and raids — newest first, pushed in as the events arrive.

Quick actions

A configurable bar of one-click stream-time actions. Newly set up channels start with three defaults:

• Send test alert — fires a sample Follow toast through the same path a real alert takes, so you can verify OBS.
• Engage lockdown — triggers an Auto-Mod lockdown (the panic button).
• Skip current track — skips the current Spotify track; disabled when Spotify isn't the active provider.

The configure (gear) button lets you add, remove, and reorder actions. Beyond the three defaults you can also add Release lockdown, Pause music, Resume music, a link to any dashboard page, or an external link.

Chat

A full-width live chat feed at the bottom — timestamp, display name, and message for every line in your Twitch channel, in real time.

Sidebar

The left sidebar is the main navigation. The tables below list the Owner's view; what an Admin or Moderator sees depends on the permissions you grant them on the Team page — entries a member can't manage are hidden.

Top level

Statistics

Chat Bot

Overlays & Alerts

Music — a single group that follows your active music provider; only its links appear:

Games

Discord — shown when you can manage Discord; the connection itself lives in the Settings hub:

Loyalty Points — shown when loyalty is enabled; how points are earned is set in the Settings hub:

Settings sits at the bottom as a single link, with streamion.bot Pro below it.

The Settings hub

Settings (/settings) is a landing page of cards, not an expandable sidebar group. The cards are grouped into five categories:

Pro

streamion.bot Pro (/pro) presents the Pro features as locked/unlocked cards. The Custom Bot setup page (/pro/custom-bot, Owner only) is opened from there — it is not a sidebar entry.