My invite keeps expiring or getting replaced
Your Portage link doesn’t expire. Your editor warns you when an invite is about to run out, and swapping in a new one takes a second.
Portage for communities
Post your Portage link instead of an invite. When you make a new invite, paste it into your page and the link you’ve shared keeps working.
Post your Portage link instead of an invite.
Pick a feature to see it on the page
Tap the address to open The Long Portage’s page and try it.
Paste your invite and your page shows how many people are online.
Your page shows how many people are online, read from the invite.
People read them before they see the Join button.
When the invite changes, paste the new one. The link stays the same.
Most servers only need the Discord one. The Twitch one is for anyone in your community who streams.
You don’t have to stream yourself. If someone in your community does, add their channel and the link shows a live badge while they’re on.
Sign in with Discord, then paste your server’s invite. Your page shows how many people are online with no widget and no server ID, and we never add a bot or read your messages.
You don’t have to stream yourself. If someone in your community does, add their channel and the link shows a live badge while they’re on.
Sign in with Discord, then paste your server’s invite. Your page shows how many people are online with no widget and no server ID, and we never add a bot or read your messages.
The live badge and the Discord online count don’t add a cookie to your page, and we don’t keep a record of who looked.
Continue with TwitchContinue with Discord
The live badge and the Discord online count don’t add a cookie to your page, and we don’t keep a record of who looked.
We made all three up. Each one keeps its invite at the top, next to how many people are online. Start from whichever is closest to your server.We made all three up. Start from the closest one.
The Long Portage, an example: @thelongportage
A paddling server with voice nights in your own time zone and a map of the route it’s named after.
Hill Repeats, an example: @hillrepeats
A running club that meets twice a week, with its next races and socials and who to ask if you’re new.
Desk Hours, an example: @deskhours
Desk Hours is a study server, so its five rules come first. One of the rooms is behind a password.
Your Portage link doesn’t expire. Your editor warns you when an invite is about to run out, and swapping in a new one takes a second.
Add your weekly nights once. Every visitor sees them in their own time zone, and can add them to their calendar.
Put a password on any link. Its address isn’t in your page at all until someone types the password.
Put a password on any link. Its address isn’t in your page at all until someone types the password.
Your page shows how many people are online and how many have joined, read from the invite itself. No widget, no server ID, no bot.
Put your rules above the invite, so they’re read before anyone presses Join.
Paste an event’s link from Discord. Your page shows when it starts, says Live now while it’s on, then clears itself.
We’re Cadenic Studios, a small studio in Edmonton, and we also build Discord servers and bots for clients.
How these work, step by step: a schedule in every time zone and password and age locks.
Once you’ve picked a handle, add your server’s invite and your page is ready to share.
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