What a live card is
A small card on your profile with live public data: your profile on Minecraft, Roblox, Steam, YouTube, Twitch or GitHub, the weather where you are, or a clock. Noiz's server fetches the data and refreshes it on a schedule, from every few minutes to once a day, so your visitors' browsers never contact those services for it. Live cards are free on every plan.
Adding one
- Open Profile → Widgets and find Card widgets
- Choose a widget, then give it what it asks for: a username, a channel, a place or a time zone
- Open the card to pick what it shows, such as followers, the contribution graph or today's high and low
- Drag the cards into the order you want, or switch one off to keep it for later. Each kind can be added once
- Press Save
Steam: sign in first
The Steam card only shows an account you prove is yours. Press Sign in through Steam: Steam tells noiz your account and nothing else. The card then shows that account and no other.
What each card shows
- Steam: your profile and status, the game you played most in the last two weeks, and your Steam level if you want it
- YouTube: your channel and its subscribers (unless your channel hides them), and its video and view counts if you turn them on
- Twitch: your channel, and while you are live, what you are streaming, the stream title and how many are watching
- GitHub: your followers, public repositories and contribution graph for the last year
- Roblox: your status, the game you are in when Roblox shows it, and your followers
- Minecraft: your Java Edition name and the face from your skin
- Weather: the temperature, today's high and low, and wind or rain if you want them, in °C or °F
- Time: a clock in your time zone, 12-hour, 24-hour or the visitor's own setting, with the date if you want it