Auto-syncs from Twitch
Connect once and your Twitch schedule flows straight onto your page - no double entry, ever.
One-off streams for everyone
Weekly slots plus one-off specials like subathons and collabs. Twitch keeps single-date streams for Affiliates and Partners; pulz.bio doesn't.
A calendar viewers subscribe to
One tap adds your schedule to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook, and it updates there when yours does.
Its own shareable page
Every schedule lives at pulz.bio/you/s, with a layout viewers can bookmark and its own preview image for Discord and socials.
Matches your brand
The schedule page uses your pulz.bio theme, so it looks like the rest of your link in bio - free with an account.
Twitch stays the source
Change a stream on Twitch and pulz.bio follows on its own. Your own pulz entries sit next to the synced ones.
Not an Affiliate? Add one-off streams anyway
Twitch only lets Affiliates and Partners put a single date on their schedule; everyone else gets weekly slots. On pulz.bio, anyone can add a one-off stream next to their weekly schedule.
- Specials: subathons, charity streams, collabs and launch nights.
- Every-other-week shows: add each date, since Twitch only repeats weekly.
- Off-platform streams: a Kick or YouTube stream next to your Twitch schedule.
Create a free pulz.bio account, open the Schedule panel, and add your streams - weekly recurring slots or one-off events. If you connect Twitch, your existing Twitch schedule syncs in automatically. Your schedule then lives at pulz.bio/you/s.
Yes. When your Twitch account is connected, pulz.bio pulls your Twitch schedule automatically and keeps it in sync, so you only manage your schedule in one place.
Yes. The schedule page, Twitch sync, one-off and recurring entries, the calendar feed and your pulz.bio/you/s link are all free; pulz.bio has no paid plan.
Yes. Twitch only lets Affiliates and Partners add a single date to their schedule, but on pulz.bio anyone can add a one-off entry. It shows on your page, your schedule page and in your viewers' calendars.
Yes. Add one-off or recurring entries by hand for anything Twitch doesn't know about - subathons, collabs, IRL meetups - alongside your synced Twitch streams.
At pulz.bio/you/s - a dedicated, mobile-friendly page you can link from your bio, panels, Discord, and socials. It's separate from your main link in bio page but shares your theme.
Yes. You enter times in your own time zone, and every visitor sees them in theirs, on your page, your schedule page and in their calendar.
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