Your stream schedule, live on your Twitch channel
R3dLabs Schedule is a free Twitch panel extension that puts your stream schedule right under your stream. Viewers see every raid train slot you are streaming, your imported Twitch schedule, and your personal events, in their own timezone, without leaving your channel or signing in to anything.
A Twitch schedule panel that updates itself
- Every raid train slot you hold: R3dLabs raid trains you have a slot on appear with the event artwork, a short description, and each of your upcoming slot times. Hold several slots on one train and they share a single card.
- Your Twitch schedule, too: Import your Twitch stream schedule onto your R3dLabs profile and those streams sit beside your raid trains. Personal events from your R3dLabs calendar show up the same way.
- In their timezone, not yours: Every slot renders in the viewer's local timezone with the zone abbreviation, so nobody has to convert your stream times in chat.
- Live right now: An In Progress badge marks a raid train that is underway, and the slot you are streaming this minute is highlighted at the top of its card.
- Sorted by when you are on next: Live events come first, then everything else in the order you go live. Finished slots drop off on their own, so the panel never shows last week.
- One click to the full lineup: Raid train titles link to the public R3dLabs event page, where viewers can see the whole lineup, find the other streamers, and plan to come back for your slot.
Set it once and let your schedule speak for you
- Works while you are offline: Panels show on your channel even when you are not live. Someone who drops by between streams sees exactly when you are on next, instead of leaving with no reason to come back.
- Nothing to configure: Install it and activate it as a panel. It finds your R3dLabs profile from your Twitch channel on its own, so there are no usernames, codes, or settings to fill in.
- Private by design: Twitch gives the panel only your channel's public ID. Twitch tokens are never stored or sent to R3dLabs, and viewers are never asked to sign in.
- Free, on a free account: The extension is free, and raid train slots and Twitch schedule import both work on a free R3dLabs account.
How to add the extension to your Twitch channel
- Sign in to R3dLabs with the Twitch account you stream from
- Open your Twitch Creator Dashboard and go to Extensions
- Search for R3dLabs Schedule and click Install
- Activate it as a panel extension so it appears below your stream
Requirements
- A Twitch channel
- A free R3dLabs account
- Nothing for viewers to install
Install R3dLabs Schedule from Twitch Extensions in your Creator Dashboard.
See all R3dLabs tools, keep the lineup in Chrome with R3dLabs Glance, or find a raid train to join.
Frequently asked questions
- What is R3dLabs Schedule?
- R3dLabs Schedule is a free Twitch panel extension from R3dLabs. It sits in the panels below your stream and shows viewers your upcoming schedule: the raid trains you have slots on, your imported Twitch stream schedule, and your personal events, all pulled live from your R3dLabs profile.
- How do I add the R3dLabs Schedule extension to my Twitch channel?
- Sign in to R3dLabs with the Twitch account you stream from. Then open your Twitch Creator Dashboard, go to Extensions, search for R3dLabs Schedule, click Install, and activate it as a panel extension. It appears below your stream straight away.
- What shows up in the panel?
- R3dLabs events where you hold at least one upcoming slot, plus the personal events on your profile, including streams imported from your Twitch schedule. It looks up to three months ahead and lists up to twenty events. Events you host without holding a slot yourself are left out, because the panel is about when you are live.
- Can it show my Twitch stream schedule?
- Yes. Turn on Twitch schedule import under Account, then Profile, on R3dLabs. Your Twitch schedule segments are copied onto your profile and appear in the panel beside your raid train slots. Import is free.
- Which timezone are the times shown in?
- The viewer's own. Each slot is converted to the timezone of the person watching and labeled with the zone abbreviation, so a viewer in London and a viewer in Los Angeles both read the right time.
- Do my viewers or I need to log in?
- No. There is no login for viewers and no configuration for streamers. Twitch tells the panel which channel it is on, and the panel shows that channel's public R3dLabs schedule.
- What do viewers see if my channel is not on R3dLabs?
- A short message that the channel is not on R3dLabs yet. As soon as you sign in to R3dLabs with that Twitch account, the panel starts showing your schedule.
- How is this different from the Twitch schedule tab?
- The built-in Twitch schedule lives on a separate tab and only lists streams on your own channel. R3dLabs Schedule sits in the panels under your stream, where viewers already scroll, and also lists the raid train slots you are streaming as part of other people's events, with a link to each full lineup.
- Is R3dLabs Schedule free?
- Yes. The extension is free and works with a free R3dLabs account, which covers raid train slots and Twitch schedule import. Creating personal events on R3dLabs is part of Membership.