Event Studio
Build the whole train in one place: slots, times, who is on, who is next. See gaps and clashes before the night starts. Change a slot and the bot follows the change straight away.
Only in RaidPilot
The event platform that flies your Twitch raid train.
Plan the lineup in Event Studio, brand the night as your own, and let MyVibeBot, the RaidPilot bot, follow every raid from channel to channel. When the last set ends, the numbers are waiting.
FRIDAY SESSIONS · LIVE
STOP 3 OF 4
nova_beatsdone
kaito_livedone
marlowe_djlive now
tessa_raenext
kaito_live raided marlowe_dj · bot followed the raid
Title set: “Friday Sessions · marlowe_dj · next: tessa_rae 23:00”
Welcome message sent in your event's style
Reminder queued: “15 minutes until tessa_rae”
Example train. Channel names are made up.
Why RaidPilot
Built for raid trains. Not bolted on.
A raid train is an event that moves every hour. RaidPilot treats it like one: planned, branded, run live and reported, all in one place.
The bot follows the raid
When one DJ raids the next, MyVibeBot leaves the finished channel and joins the live one. It is always in the right chat, at the right time, without anyone typing a command.
Only in RaidPilotYour event, your voice
Organisers set the event name, colours and message templates. Titles, welcomes, reminders and shout-outs use your words and your style, not a generic bot voice.
Only in RaidPilotOrganised, structured, measured
Every train leaves a record: which channels the bot joined, when, for how long, and what it did there. Export it, or pull it live through the API.
Only in RaidPilotFlyer editor
Design the event flyer inside RaidPilot. A fully equipped editor that pulls in your roster, the timetable and each DJ's Twitch picture, so the flyer matches the lineup without retyping a thing.
Only in RaidPilotOverlay Studio
Stream overlays for the whole train. Start from a template, then make it yours: colours, fonts, positions and what to show. Now and next, countdowns and your branding, matched to your requirements.
Only in RaidPilotAI Persona Studio
Give your bot a personality, powered by the latest AI models. Write how it talks, test it in private, and make it live for the public only when you are happy with it.
Only in RaidPilotAuto-translation
Chat in your own language. The bot translates from your language into the language you choose, so DJs and viewers from different countries can talk together.
Only in RaidPilotMyVibeBot in action
Watch MyVibeBot work the room.
Meet MyVibeBot, the Music Vibes bot that flies with RaidPilot. This is what a slot looks like from inside chat: the bot joins, checks the title, greets the crowd, keeps everyone posted on who is next, translates what viewers say in other languages, and hands the raid over. Every line it says is one you can change.
Raid in, raid out, raid-out hype
Three raid modes. Welcome the raid coming in. Send your raid out on time. Or turn on hype mode and count the raid out with the whole chat.
Your name, your voice
The bot can speak as you, under your own custom bot name. To your viewers it is part of your channel, not a visitor.
Slot invites by email
Access codes
Per-phase slot limits
First-time greets
Public event pages
Open-slot counters
Discord notifications
#channel
LIVE
Send a message
How it works
From sign-up to flight report in four steps.
Connect Twitch
Sign in with your Twitch account on the Music Vibes portal. No download, no password to make up.
Build the train
Open Event Studio, name the event, add the slots and place the DJs. Invite the people you want on the lineup.
RaidPilot flies it
On the night the bot joins the first channel, sets titles, posts your announcements, and follows each raid to the next stop.
Read the report
When the last set ends you get the full picture: every stop, every handover, every minute the bot was there.
Side by side
A raid train platform, not just a Twitch bot.
| Feature | RaidPilot | A chat bot alone |
|---|---|---|
| Builds and manages the raid-train lineup | Yes — Event Studio | No |
| Follows the raid from channel to channel | Yes, automatically | Stays in one channel |
| Sets stream titles from the schedule | Yes, with “now” and “next” | Manual |
| Announcements in the organiser's own style | Yes — templates per event | One generic voice |
| Report of every stop and handover | Yes, after every train | No |
| Flyer editor fed by the roster, timetable and Twitch pictures | Yes | No |
| Overlay Studio with templates and customisation | Yes | No |
| AI Persona Studio to write and test your bot's personality | Yes — latest AI models | No |
| Auto-translation into the language you choose | Yes | No |
| Raid in, raid out and raid-out hype modes | Yes | No |
| Speaks as you, under your own bot name | Yes | No |
| Export your train data | Yes — CSV, JSON | No |
| Open API for your own reporting | Yes — secure, versioned | No |
| Made for music communities | Yes | General chat |
Who it is for
Organisers run the night. DJs just play.
For organisers
The control room for people who run raid trains every week.
- Build and change the lineup in Event Studio
- Brand the event and the bot's messages
- Make the flyer and the stream overlays in the same place as the lineup
- See who is live now and who is next, at a glance
- Export every train, or feed your own dashboards through the API
For DJs
Take your slot, go live, raid the next name. The bot handles the rest.
- Your title is set for you when your slot starts
- The bot arrives with the raid and welcomes the crowd
- Reminders tell you who is next, so no one misses a handover
- Write in your own language. The bot translates for the room
- Sign up once with Twitch. That is it.
Statistics & reporting
Every raid train leaves a flight record.
Who was on, when the bot joined and left each channel, how long each set ran, where the handovers happened and how many viewers came across. Real numbers you can show your team, your DJs and your sponsors.
Stops
4 / 4
every channel joined
Handovers
3
all followed on time
Bot present
3h 58m
across the whole train
Viewers carried
562
across three raids
Export your train data
Take the whole report with you in the formats your tools already read, or schedule it to land in your inbox after every train.
CSV
JSON
PDF report
Bot presence across the train
Viewers carried at each handover
Example train, all times Europe/London. Hover a bar or a handover for the detail.
Open API
Your raid train data, your tools, in real time.
RaidPilot has a secure, versioned, standards-based REST API. Connect your own dashboards, reporting systems and data sources, and watch the train live from wherever you already work.
- Plain REST and JSON — versioned, documented, no surprises
- Secure keys scoped to your team and your events
- Live “now and next”, bot presence and handovers as they happen
- Full reports for every past train, ready for your own analysis
GET/api/v1/events/friday-sessions/reportlive
// 200 OK · application/json { "event": "Friday Sessions", "stops": 4, "bot_present_minutes": 238, "viewers_carried": 562, "handovers": [ { "at": "21:00:03", "from": "nova_beats", "to": "kaito_live", "viewers": 143 }, { "at": "22:00:01", "from": "kaito_live", "to": "marlowe_dj", "viewers": 188 }, { "at": "23:00:02", "from": "marlowe_dj", "to": "tessa_rae", "viewers": 231 } ], "now": "tessa_rae", "next": null }
A Music Vibes product. RaidPilot is built and run by the team behind Music Vibes, a Twitch community of DJs and underground music lovers. It runs live raid trains for that community every week, which is where every feature on this page was proven.
Questions
Short answers.
What is a Twitch raid train?
A raid train is a chain of Twitch streams. Each DJ plays a set, then raids the next DJ on the lineup, so the audience moves from channel to channel all night. RaidPilot plans, runs and reports that chain.
What is RaidPilot?
An event management platform for Twitch raid trains. Organisers build the lineup in Event Studio, the bot runs the train live, and everyone gets a report afterwards.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Connect your Twitch account on the Music Vibes portal and RaidPilot works from there. There is nothing to download.
What does “the bot follows the raid” mean?
When one channel raids the next, RaidPilot leaves the channel that just finished and joins the channel that is now live. The bot is always in the right chat at the right time.
Can I make the bot sound like my event?
Yes. Organisers set the event name, colours and message templates, so announcements, titles and shout-outs use your words and your style.
Which bot joins my channel?
MyVibeBot, the Music Vibes bot. It joins each channel as the raid arrives, sets titles, posts your announcements and hands the raid over, then leaves when the slot is done.
Can I give the bot its own personality?
Yes. In AI Persona Studio you write how the bot talks, test its replies in private, and make it live for the public only when you are happy with it. It runs on the latest AI models.
Does it translate chat?
Yes. Auto-translation turns messages from your language into the language you choose, so people from different countries can talk in the same chat.
Can the bot use my own name?
Yes. The bot can speak as you, under a custom bot name you choose, so it looks like part of your channel.
Can I get my train data out?
Yes. Every train's report can be exported in common formats such as CSV and JSON, and the same data is available live through the RaidPilot API.
Is there an API?
Yes. RaidPilot has a secure, versioned, standards-based REST API so you can connect your own dashboards, reporting tools and data sources for realtime statistics.
Ready to fly your next raid train?
Connect with Twitch on the Music Vibes portal and open Event Studio. Your first lineup takes minutes.
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