# When's the next stream? The page already says.

> Your Twitch channel, a countdown to the next stream, your schedule, your Discord, and tip links.

Page: https://getbioflow.com/for/streamers

Viewers tap a streamer's bio link to answer one question: when's the next stream? BioFlow answers it on the page itself — a countdown to the next one, a schedule that reads from your calendar, and your Twitch channel one tap away, with a LIVE badge where Twitch live status is available. The rest of the page turns a viewer into a regular: the Discord, the clips, a way to tip.

## Blocks

- Twitch Stream: Your channel as a card with a one-tap Watch button — type the channel name, no Twitch sign-in. Where Twitch live status is available, it adds a LIVE badge, the viewer count, and an optional inline player.
- Countdown: A live timer to the next stream or a subathon kickoff; when it hits zero it shows the message you set.
- Upcoming Events: Your stream schedule, bound to Google Calendar so a moved stream updates on the page by itself.
- Discord Community: Your server with a one-tap join button, plus its live online count when the server widget is switched on.
- TikTok Feed: TikTok clips from your account, so someone who missed the stream still catches the highlights.
- Tip Links: Buttons for Ko-fi, PayPal, Venmo, Cash App, or Buy Me a Coffee — whichever your viewers already use, with no payment setup.

## What the agent does

- Sets up the first version of the page when you describe your channel — what you stream, when, and where the community hangs out.
- Schedules when your draft goes live, so the subathon page goes up on its own at the day and time you set — and restates the exact date back to you first.
- Rewrites the blocks at the top of the page for tonight ("lead with the charity stream") in your draft, ready for you to publish when the stream starts.

## What does the Twitch block show?

Your channel as a card with a one-tap Watch button — you only type the channel name, with no Twitch sign-in. Where Twitch live status is available, the card also shows when you're live, with your viewer count, and can play the stream inline. It's a premium block on Creator and up.

## How do I show my stream schedule?

Put your streams in Google Calendar and let an Upcoming Events block read from it: a rescheduled stream moves on the page by itself, and past streams drop off on their own. For the very next one, a Countdown block ticks down to the start time.

## Can viewers join my Discord from the page?

Yes. The Discord Community block shows your server with a one-tap join button. Turn on the server widget in Discord's settings and it also shows how many members are online right now — no bot, no sign-in. It's a basic block, free on every plan.

## Can I put a subathon page up ahead of time?

Yes. Build it in your draft, then schedule when the draft goes live — ask the agent, which restates the exact date and time back to you, or send starts_at with the public REST API's publish call on Creator and Pro. Your live page keeps its current blocks until then — but hold any theme or header change for the day itself, because those apply without waiting for a publish.