Commands cheatsheet

A list of all bot commands and what they do.

/about

Use this, followed by a description for your page, to craete an About section for your Stream.

Example usage: /about This is a really cool stream, trust me.

/delete

Reply to a message with this command to remove it from your Stream. You can delete the message itself, but only after you’ve done this.

/dashboard

Returns a link to your account dashboard, where you can manage your posts and style settings.

/export

Returns the URL at which your ready-to-export Markdown data is available.

/faq

Returns a list of frequent user queries, and their answers.

/info

Will display information about the Streams project, and basic usage instructions.

/keyphrase

Use it to view or change you keyphrase that is used to make your Stream private.

Example usage: /keyphrase new-keyphrase (or /keyphrase)

/layout

Follow this command with the name of a layout to set a new layout for your Stream.

Example usage: /layout wall

/layouts

Provides you with a list of layout names you can choose from.

/link

Reply to a message with this command to get the link to that particular Drop.

/login

Recieve a link to your dashboard, and your login credentials.

password

Change your password that you use to log into the web dashboard.

Example usage: /password very-secure-code

/recover

Reply to the Telegram message associated with a deleted Drop to change it’s status to undeleted.

/rss

Returns a link to your Stream’s RSS feed.

/subscribe

Use this command, followed by a link (or the name of) the Stream you want to subscribe to. You can browse through your subscriptions at the Feed page.

Example usage: /subscribe https://streams.place/judah or /subscribe judah

unsubscribe

Same thing, use this followed by either a link or name of a Stream you’re subscribed to in order to unsubscribe from it.

/tag

To use tags, you need to create it first using /tag create tag-name. You can then add the tag to a Drop by replying to it with /tag tag-name.

Example usage: /tag create workout and replying with /tag workout

/tags

This will return a list of tags and their respective aliases.

/title

When you create your Stream, your Telegram username is used as the title for the Stream’s page. Use this command to set your own title.

Example usage: /title My Cool Stream

/theme

Follow this command with the name of a theme to set a new theme for your Stream.

Example usage: /theme notebook

/themes

Provides you with a list of themes you can choose from.

/url

Returns the link to your Stream.

/username

Change your account’s username (used for web login).

Example usage: /username coolname