The Schedule panel sits under Stream in the dashboard sidebar. It is listed once Twitch is connected. Entries are either synced from your Twitch schedule or written by you, and both kinds end up in the same places.
Twitch sync
Entries pulled from your Twitch schedule carry a Synced tag. They have no edit or delete buttons here - Twitch owns them, so change them on Twitch. pulz re-reads your Twitch schedule automatically when your stream goes live and when it ends, and the Refresh Data button in the top bar pulls it on demand.
The Sync checkbox in the top bar is the switch. Turn it off and every Twitch-sourced entry disappears from the panel, your page and the calendar feed at once. Entries you wrote yourself are untouched.
Your own entries
- Press Add Entry in the top bar.
- Fill in the date and start time.These two are the only required fields. Everything else has a usable default.
- Tick Recurring weekly for a slot you stream every week.A recurring entry shows as "Every MON" instead of a date, and becomes one repeating event in the calendar feed.
- Pick a category from the search results if you want box art.The list comes from Twitch. You can type your own category instead, but a free-typed one has no box art. Typing over a picked category drops the box art again.
- Press Add Entry to save it.
A title is optional. An entry with no title falls back to its category, and an entry with neither is shown as "Stream". Use the pen and trash buttons on a card to edit or delete it.
On your page
Add the Stream Schedule block from the Add New popover in My Page. You can have one per page. It shows up to three entries (one fewer while you are live, because the live card takes a slot), and every card links through to your full schedule page. Times are entered in your own time zone and shown to each visitor in theirs. Its look - List or Calendar, and the card design - is set in Design under Specials.
The schedule page
Every account has a standalone schedule page at pulz.bio/your-username/s. It wears your page theme, lists up to ten upcoming streams, and has its own link preview image, so it is the link to drop in a Discord announcement or a panel.
The calendar feed
The same entries are published as a subscribable calendar at pulz.bio/your-username/schedule.ics. A viewer opens the share sheet on your page and picks Google, Apple / Outlook, or downloads the .ics file. Subscribing once is enough: recurring entries become weekly repeating events, and the feed asks calendar apps to re-check it every 12 hours (each app decides for itself). To copy the schedule link for a Discord post, use the Stream Schedule row in the dashboard's Share popover.
One-off entries stay in the feed until 24 hours after they start, so a stream that has only now wrapped up does not vanish mid-session. With Sync off, the feed carries only your own entries.
In your overlays
The same schedule feeds the Schedule overlay widget, the Countdown widget and the countdown inside the Scene Card. Both countdowns have a "Next stream" mode that reads your next entry, so a starting-soon scene stays right without touching OBS.
FAQ
I cannot find the Schedule panel.
It is listed under Stream once Twitch is connected. Connect Twitch under Connections and it appears.
Why can I not edit a synced entry?
Synced entries are a mirror of your Twitch schedule and are replaced on every sync, so an edit here would be overwritten. Change it on Twitch, or turn Sync off and keep your own entries instead.
Can I add a one-time stream that doesn't repeat?
Yes. Press Add Entry and leave Recurring weekly unticked. It works whether or not you are a Twitch Affiliate. Twitch's own schedule only allows one-time streams for Affiliates and Partners, which is why many streamers keep their specials here; adding a one-time stream on Twitch explains the difference.
Can I schedule a stream every other week?
Recurring entries repeat every week. For every other week, add each date as its own one-off entry; they show on your page and in the calendar feed like any other stream.
Do viewers see my times in their own time zone?
Yes. You enter times in your own time zone, and your page and schedule page show each visitor their local time. Calendar apps subscribed to the feed convert the times too.
How do I put my schedule on a Twitch panel?
Make a Schedule panel in Twitch Panels, then on Twitch paste pulz.bio/your-username/s into that panel's Image Links To field. The image can say your usual days while the page behind it stays current.
A one-off stream is gone from the panel but still on my page.
The three surfaces cut off at different points. The dashboard list drops a one-off at its start time, your page and schedule page keep it until its end time has passed, and the calendar feed holds it for 24 hours after its start. Each one drops it on its own after that.