MagpieKeep

New posts, straight to your channel.

Follow any Instagram account or YouTube channel from Discord. MagpieKeep watches it and posts every new photo, reel, story and video where your server will see it.

  • Instagram
  • YouTube
  • Media posted, not linked
  • Ping a role on every post
  • No account of yours needed

What lands in your channel

The post itself

Instagram photos and videos are uploaded into the message, not linked, and carousels keep every slide. A YouTube video plays in the channel.

Posts, reels and videos

Pick which types each channel gets. Stories in one, posts and reels in another, a channel's videos somewhere else again.

Ping the right role

Mention a role on every new post, or nobody at all. Set per feed, so a busy account need not wake the whole server.

Profile changes too

Bio rewrites, name changes and new profile pictures are announced as they happen. No platform shows you any of that.

Counts that catch up

An alert fires minutes after a post goes up, at zero likes. The message is edited later with the real numbers.

The song on the post

An Instagram post's track rides along in the embed, with its title and artist, linked to a page that plays the exact clip the post used.

Nothing expires

Every post also gets a page of its own with the full caption and a download per file, for anything too big to upload.

Your server's style

Embed colour, caption length and the line above the embed are all yours to set, per server.

No login of yours

No account, password or token to hand over on any platform, and nothing to self-host. Add the bot and you are done.

Three steps

  1. 1Invite the botSign in with Discord and pick a server.
  2. 2Add a feed/feed add lilnasx or /feed add youtube/lilnasx, in the channel or on the dashboard.
  3. 3Forget about itNothing is posted retroactively. The next new post shows up on its own.

Before you add a feed

Posting someone's work into a Discord server distributes it further than following them does, so only add accounts you have the standing to repost, and keep feeds to servers you run. The media stays the property of whoever made it, and scraping is against most platforms' terms of service.