Bot · Screen-share activity
Reward real streaming time automatically.
Luminox watches Discord screen-share state instead of polling constantly, qualifies genuine sessions and converts completed minutes into fair Loyalty rewards.
In plain English
Members stream. Luminox handles the stopwatch.
When an eligible member starts sharing their screen in a configured voice channel, Luminox opens a lightweight session. A stream must last at least ten minutes before it qualifies.
After qualification, completed minutes are rewarded proportionally. The system does not need to write a database entry every second, and daily limits protect the guild from accidental or abusive endless sessions.
How it is configured
Choose eligible voice channels and healthy limits.
Administrators decide where screen-share activity can qualify.
Define the proportional rate and supported limits.
No command is needed when the session begins.
Completed time feeds profiles and total streamed hours.
What members can see
Useful totals, not hidden counters.
Current status
The private Loyalty profile can explain whether streaming is active, eligible or still below the minimum.
Total streamed time
Accumulated eligible hours remain visible as account history.
Leaderboard position
Total streamed hours can appear as a dedicated guild ranking.
Reward history
Completed sessions produce clear Loyalty entries instead of unexplained balance changes.
Configure streaming safely
See qualification, caps and recovery behavior.
The technical guide explains voice-state detection, minimum duration, proportional rewards, restarts and member eligibility.