Roles from the stream
Subscribers get their role automatically, regulars once they reach a number of loyalty points. That is the part a Discord bot alone does not have the data for.
Discord bot for streamers
Most streamers have two tools: one for the stream, one for the server. ALTIKO is both — and out of that comes exactly what a pure Discord bot cannot know: whoever subscribes to you on Twitch gets their role by themselves. Whoever watches often does too.
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What your server gets
Everything is set up in the same dashboard as your alerts and overlays — not in a second interface with commands of its own.
Subscribers get their role automatically, regulars once they reach a number of loyalty points. That is the part a Discord bot alone does not have the data for.
Your stream going live in the server, and that of channels you add. They need to set up nothing for it and need no ALTIKO of their own.
Whoever cuts a clip from your stream usually shares it nowhere. Here it lands in the server by itself.
Read the rules, press the button, you are in. Whoever does not agree does not see the server. Ready-made rule texts are included.
A box with buttons: ping when live, favourite games, colours. Buttons instead of emoji reactions — reliable on a phone too.
Points for joining in, roles from a certain level, a picture when someone moves up. ALTIKO does not read what anyone writes — only that they wrote.
Invitations to other servers, advertising links, mass mentions and words of your choosing — gone before anyone reads them. Whoever moderates is never moderated.
One button opens a private conversation with your team — for support, applications, reports. What is settled is archived, not deleted.
Your own commands such as !rules, plus emojis and replies to keywords. One board lists everything your server can do — and keeps itself up to date.
One button, one time, one winner — the draw happens automatically, even while you sleep. Polls are Discord’s own, with its own results.
Whoever enters the starting channel gets a room of their own; once it is empty it disappears again. That way your server does not need twenty channels just in case.
A channel called “👥 1,204 members”. Created with one click — and next to the server figures you can pick your Twitch followers.
On top of that: a welcome when someone joins, birthdays members enter themselves, a notice board you can edit afterwards, single announcements in the bot’s name, a nickname for the bot per server — and a setup helper that checks your server and says step by step what is still missing.
Side by side
The well-known bots have been doing their part for years, with more polish than a young tool can have — whoever is happy with them has no reason to switch. The difference lies elsewhere: ALTIKO also knows your stream. Where we do not know for certain, it says „depends on the bot“ instead of a claim.
| ALTIKO | Pure Discord bots | |
|---|---|---|
| Roles at the press of a button | Yes | Yes |
| Levels for joining in | Yes, with a banner | Yes |
| Moderation in the server | Yes: invitations, links, word list, timeouts | Usually more extensive, proven for years |
| Role for the Twitch subscription | Yes, automatically after linking once | Depends on the bot, often only in the paid plan |
| Role for regulars of the stream | Yes, from X loyalty points out of the chat | no information |
| Live notice for friendly channels | Yes, without them setting anything up | Depends on the bot |
| Alerts, overlays and chat bot for the stream | Yes, in the same dashboard | No, that needs a second tool |
| Reads the text of messages | Only if you switch the chat guard on — the levels count without it | no information |
| Interface in German | Yes, completely | Depends on the bot |
| Server location | Germany | no information |
| Price | Free, Premium €5.99 a month | Depends on the bot, often with a paid plan |
Questions
Yes, and that is the calmest way. In ALTIKO switch on only the features your current bot does not cover — the roles from the stream, for instance. Switch duplicate features off in one of the two, otherwise your people get everything twice.
Not for the Discord features — gatekeeper, roles, levels, chat guard and tickets run on their own. The roles for subscribers and regulars naturally need a connected stream.
Only if you switch the chat guard on — it needs the text to recognise advertising and forbidden words. It is checked against your own rules, and none of it is stored. The levels count without access to the text: ALTIKO knows that somebody wrote, not what.
In the dashboard there is a setup helper that checks your server and names what is missing — usually a permission the bot lacks, or a role that sits too high. Every feature also says itself why it last did nothing.
The basic features are free, in Discord too. Premium costs €5.99 a month or €59.90 a year and can be tried for 7 days without payment details.
Where it stands
Details about other bots are deliberately cautious: what they can do changes often, so it says „depends on the bot“ wherever we do not know for certain. What ALTIKO can do is in the roadmap and in the news. info@altiko.de, and we will correct it.
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