Server owners
Put your server's chat and match updates in your Discord, and let Discord reply in-game. One server is all you need to start.
TunnelcastTunnelcast relays two-way chat and live game events between your game server and Discord, with a live web Portal to watch and moderate from. Start with one server, and link more into a network when you're ready.
Who it is for
Start with one server and a Discord channel. The same setup keeps working as you add servers, staff and games, and it leaves room for hosts and partners who build on top of it.
Put your server's chat and match updates in your Discord, and let Discord reply in-game. One server is all you need to start.
Follow live activity, respond faster, and stay useful even when you are not logged into the game server itself.
Offer customers a more connected server experience with integration-ready tooling, clearer operational visibility, and room for value-added services.
Use Tunnelcast as a foundation for custom automation, richer events, embedded workflows, and integrations that go beyond basic chat relay.
What Tunnelcast helps you do
A small plugin on your game server dials out to Tunnelcast, and you paste in one token to link it. There's no RCON, no log parsing and no ports to open. From there, chat and game events flow both ways between the server and Discord, and the Portal shows it all live in a browser.
Chat, joins, kills and match updates land in your channel as they happen, and replies from Discord show up in-game.
When you run more than one server, link them, even across games, so their chat becomes one shared conversation.
Start with built-in workflows, then extend with custom clients, plugins, and API-driven experiences as your community or product offering gets more advanced.
Positioning
Tunnelcast works with Unreal Tournament 2004, Unreal Tournament 99, Unreal Gold, Left 4 Dead 2, Team Fortress 2, Garry's Mod and Valheim. The game client is a free download for every one of them.
Tunnelcast is free forever for hobby servers: the plugin, two-way Discord chat and live game events. Larger communities use the same tools, and over time we'll add optional extras built for running at scale.
The facts
A few plain facts for anyone deciding whether to put Tunnelcast on their server.
Tunnelcast's first production release went live on 19 June 2026.
More than 50 releases have shipped since then, with fixes, new features and new games.
We don't sell your personal data, and you can ask for a copy or delete your account at any time. The privacy policy sets out what we keep and for how long.
Ask a question through the contact page or on our Discord server.
Next step
Tunnelcast is in closed beta, so request an invite to run it on your own server. You can read the setup guide first to see what it takes, or get in touch to talk through a hosting, integration, or partnership use case.