Putting your stream schedule in your link in bio (Linktree and beyond)

July 21, 2026

Every streamer's bio link tells the same story: a Linktree (or Beacons, or Carrd) with the channels, the socials, the merch — and somewhere in the middle, a "Schedule" entry that's either a static image, a link to a Discord invite, or missing entirely.

That schedule slot is the weak link, because link-in-bio tools answer where to find you. Viewers deciding whether to catch you live are asking when.

The usual answers, and why they age badly

A schedule image. Looks great the day you export it. Then one stream moves, and your bio is lying to everyone until you remember to re-export, re-upload, and re-order the links. Worse: the image shows your timezone, and every viewer abroad is doing arithmetic.

"Schedule's in the Discord." So a curious new viewer has to join a server, find the right channel, and scroll to a pin — to answer a question that should take five seconds. Most won't.

Nothing at all. The honest default. The algorithm decides who catches you live.

A link-in-bio page on a phone where every button looks fresh except a faded, peeling schedule image — The schedule slot, three weeks after you exported the PNG.

What goes in the slot instead

The fix is a live schedule page: one URL that's always current, so the link in your bio never goes stale.

Your scheduled streams import automatically from Twitch and YouTube — change them there, and the page updates itself
Every viewer sees times in their own timezone, no arithmetic
Streams are tagged by platform (Twitch, YouTube, Kick) with links to your channels
Below the calendar, StreamDay's own link collection covers your channels, socials, and anything else — so for many streamers the schedule page can be the bio link

Here's a live example of what viewers see.

A StreamDay public schedule page showing the stream calendar with the streamer's link collection — channels, Discord, socials — directly beneath it — Schedule on top, links underneath: one URL that does the whole bio-link job.

	Schedule image in Linktree	StreamDay schedule page
Stays current	No — manual re-export	Yes — syncs from Twitch/YouTube
Viewer's own timezone	No	Yes, automatically
Platform links per stream	No	Yes
Extra links (socials, merch, Discord)	Yes	Yes — built-in link collection
Discord announcements	No	Automatic digest + reminders
Cost	Free–paid tiers	Free to build; small subscription to publish

Keep the Linktree, fix the slot

This isn't "ditch your link in bio". If your Linktree setup works, keep it — just make the Schedule entry point at a page that's actually alive rather than a PNG from three weeks ago. And if you'd rather consolidate, a StreamDay page with the link collection underneath does both jobs from one URL.

Set one up with the stream schedule maker — free to build and preview, and the demo video shows the whole flow in a couple of minutes.