Send your alerts to a Discord channel
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Post your game alerts as cards in a Discord channel you pick, for you or your whole team.
RoTerminal can post your alerts as cards in a Discord channel you pick, so your team sees them where it already talks.
Connect a channel
- Open Settings, then Notifications.
- On Also post to Discord, tap Connect.
- On Discord’s screen, pick the server and the channel, then approve.
- Back on RoTerminal, look in the channel. A card that says “RoTerminal is connected” is there.
You can also connect it from Discord alerts, under Connected accounts on Settings’ Account page.
Tip: Discord only lets you pick a server where you’re allowed to manage webhooks. If yours isn’t in the list, ask the server’s owner for that permission.
What gets posted
The same alerts about games that come to your Activity: games you watch, studios and trends you follow, your own games, your Screener alerts, breakouts and Roblox chart alerts. Each card has the game’s picture, what happened and its numbers, and an Open in RoTerminal button.
Messages, posts, followers and anything about money are never posted.
When a lot happens at once, some cards wait a little before they post.
Change or disconnect
- To stop: tap Disconnect. RoTerminal is removed from the channel too.
- To use another channel: tap Disconnect, then Connect and pick the new one.
If someone removes RoTerminal from the channel in Discord, the row says it was disconnected. Tap Reconnect to connect again.
Showing your Discord username on your profile is a separate connection, called Discord, in the same Connected accounts list.
Pro: Discord alerts are part of Pro and Studio. If your plan ends, nothing posts until you’re on Pro again.