How It Works
Member Stream has two independent configurations: one for Join messages and one for Leave messages. Each can be enabled or disabled separately, pointed at a different channel, and styled completely differently. A live preview updates in real time as you edit.Setting Up Join Messages
Select a channel
Under Channel, pick the Discord channel where join messages will be
posted. Only text channels are listed.
Add message content (optional)
Open the Message Content section and type a plain-text message. This
appears above the embed (if enabled). Use variables like
{user} to mention
the new member or {memberCount} to show the current member count.Configure the embed (optional)
Open the Embed section and toggle Send as embed on. Fill in
whichever fields you want: - Accent colour — the left-border colour of
the embed (hex code) - Title — bold heading at the top of the embed -
Description — main body text - Author — name and optional icon shown
above the title - Thumbnail — small image in the top-right corner -
Image — full-width image below the description - Footer — small text
at the bottom, optionally with an icon - Timestamp — appends the current
time to the footer
Setting Up Leave Messages
The Leave tab works identically to the Join tab. Open the Leave tab, enable leave messages, select a channel, and configure content and embed settings. Leave messages support the same variables as join messages.Available Variables
Click any variable pill in the editor to insert it at your cursor position.| Variable | Output |
|---|---|
{user} | Discord mention of the member (e.g. @JohnDoe) |
{username} | Member’s Discord username |
{nickname} | Member’s server nickname |
{server} | Name of your Discord server |
{memberCount} | Current member count of the server |
{joindate} | The member’s account creation date |
{avatar} | URL of the member’s Discord avatar |
{serverIcon} | URL of your server’s icon |
Variables like
{avatar} and {serverIcon} return URLs — use them in the
Thumbnail, Image, or Author icon fields to display images
dynamically.