The /que Page

Open your queue page link on any device — phone, tablet, or desktop. Copy it from your Streamer Dashboard (it looks like https://raidq.pogo.tips/que?channel=<YOUR_CHANNEL_ID>, possibly with a t= token on the end) and share it with your mods. The page auto-refreshes every few seconds.

Approved streamer accounts can also reach this same page at https://raidq.pogo.tips/streamer/que after signing in — no channel link or token needed, it always shows your own channel. It's linked from your dashboard at https://raidq.pogo.tips/streamer once you're signed in. Everything below applies to both.

Layout

• Raid group count — a small green number in a box at the left of the button row. The row has three groups: count box, RAIDING, DONE on the left; CLEAR in the middle; FILL and NEXT/GO on the right: how many people are in the raid group right now. The raid group itself is the list of cards under that row. Names appear there after !next or !fill.
• Copy/invite box — a read-only box above the buttons showing those names; while it's empty it reads Tap to Copy Names. Tap/click it (or the copy icon) to copy them to your clipboard — paste directly into your raid invite.
• GO button — copies the raid group names (same as the copy icon), then opens the Pokémon GO app on your phone. Works on iOS and Android. It exists on this page only; there is no chat command for it.
• Size controls (−/+) — next to the copy box, changes how many people get pulled into the raid group at once (same as !size N).
• UP NEXT — a quick look at who's first in line.
• QUEUE — everyone waiting.
• Top row — from the left: the channel name, then the mode button, UNDO, REG and QUE, lined up on the right.
• Mode button (top of the page, shows FREE/SUP/PRI/RSVP/PVP) — stays the same size in every mode. Tap it and a list opens below it with FREE, PRIORITY, SUPPORTER, RSVP and PVP; tap one and it applies at once (no confirmation), the list closes, and so does a tap anywhere outside it. Same as typing !set free / !set priority / !set supporter / !set rsvp / !set pvp. Each row in the list shows the size it will set (RSVP's reads "size 5, RAIDING off"). Picking a mode also sets the raid group size to the last size you used in that mode, or 10 / 10 / 10 / 5 / 1 (FREE / PRIORITY / SUPPORTER / RSVP / PVP) if you haven't changed it (a channel that has never picked a mode or set a size starts at 5); anyone over the new size goes back to the front of the queue, shown as "N returned to queue". See Queue Modes for what each one means.
• RAIDING button (first button after the count box) — red by default. See RAIDING button.
• REG / QUE tags (top-right) — a line through the text means closed. Tap to open or close (same as !start/!stop).
• UNDO button (top of the page, right of the mode button) — undoes the last queue change (!next, !done, !clear, !set clear, removing someone, reordering the queue, and the same actions done from this page). One tap undoes the last thing and takes back its raid credit: after Done, Next / Go, Fill, Clear, Clear Boss, Keep Q or picking a new boss over a loaded raid group, Undo puts the previous raid group, queue order and boss back exactly and removes that raid from the history, including the streamer's own credit, with streaks correct afterward (a streak a mod set by hand, and any later !snipe, are kept). Undo is one level deep, with no time limit: it always undoes the most recent change, and a second tap says there is nothing to undo. Chat's !undo does exactly the same thing as this button, and either one can undo what the other just did. After Keep Q, Undo puts the waiting viewers back under the previous boss in their original order (see Boss Picker). If the change being undone happened before any boss was ever picked, undo leaves you with no active boss, rather than showing a stray boss name.

Buttons Above the Raid Group

• DONE — clears the current raid group and credits everyone in it for the raid (same as !done).
• CLEAR — clears everyone, waiting or picked, for the active boss, and turns off the active boss too (same as !clear). Asks you to confirm first, naming the active boss if there is one.
• FILL — pulls more people from the queue into the raid group, filling it back up to your group size, without removing anyone already there (same as !next or !fill in chat). It gives no raid credit to anyone. People added by one FILL are ordered T4 → T3 → T2 → T1 → free, then A–Z by trainer name, behind anyone already in the group. The order is set when they're added, so a later tier change doesn't move them. /que, the overlay and !deck all show the same order.
• NEXT/GO — credits and clears the raid group and immediately pulls a fresh one (same as !done followed by !next), then copies the new raid group's names and opens Pokémon GO, all from one tap. If the queue is empty it says so and doesn't open the game; if the request fails it shows an error and copies nothing. It has no chat command.

For how raid credit and streaks work, see How streaks work.

RAIDING button

The RAIDING button is the first button in the row above the raid group, right after the count box. It is red by default (off). Tap it and it turns green: from then on, you (the streamer) are credited with the group every time the raid group is credited, on DONE, NEXT/GO, CLEAR, CLEAR BOSS, switching to another boss, and the automatic reset after 2 hours of no activity. Your raid count and streak move just like everyone else's in the group, and the raid shows one more participant. The credit goes to your own registered trainer name; if you have never registered, RaidQ makes a row for you under your channel's example name (the one set with !set name, otherwise your channel name). You never take a raid slot: you don't appear in the raid group, the queue, the copy box or the overlay. That hidden credit row also stays off the Members page and the names copy, and does not count toward the free plan's 500-user limit.

Nothing is credited to you on FILL (it only fills the group), in PvP mode, or when the raid group is empty.

The button turns red again on its own when you pick the RSVP mode (unless you turned that off under Queue settings) and after the 2-hour idle reset. Clear and Clear Boss leave it green, because you are still raiding. Anyone with access to the /que page can flip it; there is no chat command for it.

Boss Picker

Below the queue, a search box and the CLEAR BOSS button sit side by side at the top — always visible, no scrolling needed. Below that, five-star, mega and primal bosses show as small chips (with catch CP and current weather boost, where known); everything else stays hidden until you tap "Show All".

• Search — start typing to filter the list. It covers every Pokémon species, not just the current rotation, matches the full name or the shortened one, and ignores spaces and punctuation, so sgira, s. gira and giratina all find Shadow Giratina (Altered). Rotation bosses show first, with their catch CP and current weather boost; everything else from the full species list shows below them by name only while you're just searching — there's nothing rotation-specific to look up yet. Every species also shows a Shadow version as its own result (e.g. searching bulba offers both "Bulbasaur" and "Shadow Bulbasaur") — hold either to set it. Results are capped at 8 — if there are more, a "+N more" button appears below them to show the rest. Tap the × inside the search box to clear it.
• Every current five-star, mega and primal boss shows as a chip by default, and the boss you have set sits first in the chip list until it is cleared or replaced, so the ones you're most likely to want are always the easiest to hit. Tap the small × on one to hide it — it's just hidden from the default view, not removed from the rotation. Chips are shared by every mod on the channel: hide or pin one on your phone and every other mod's /que shows the same chips, in the same order, within a few seconds.
• Whatever you set from /que stays pinned as a chip — including anything found through search that isn't a five-star (or isn't in the rotation at all). This way it's always one hold away the next time you want to switch back to it, instead of having to search for it again, and every mod sees it. A boss set with a chat !set does not pin a chip. A pinned chip shows its catch CP and weather boost like any other chip, on every device. For a boss set from /que, the numbers arrive a moment after the set; a chip pinned before then shows just its name until the boss is set again from /que. Tap the small × on a pinned chip to unpin it for everyone.
• "Show All" reveals every other boss in the rotation (mega, three-star, one-star, and any five-star you've hidden). Every row here gets a small ⊕ — tap it to pin any of them as a chip too, for the whole channel. This list is always collapsed again the next time you load the page.
• Chip order is the same in the chip row and in Show All, apart from the active boss, which sits first in the chip row: bosses with an unknown level first, then five-star, Shadow five-star, GMax, DMax, Mega/Primal, three-star, Shadow three-star, one-star, Shadow one-star — alphabetical within each group.
• Chips reset to the defaults 6 hours after the channel's last raidq activity (a chat command or a tap on /que). Any pins and hidden five-stars are cleared then, on every device, and the default chips (five-star, mega, primal) come back. A shorter gap — including the 2-hour full reset — leaves your chips alone.
• Press and hold a boss to pick it — a short hold, not a tap. Tapping a boss name never sets it; only the toggles above respond to a tap. A confirmation box pops up warning how many people will be cleared out from the boss you're switching away from — confirm to go ahead. Anyone already picked for a raid group on the outgoing boss gets credited for it first, same as !clear. If people are waiting in the queue, a third button, Keep Q, also appears — tap it instead to switch bosses without losing the queue: everyone keeps their spot and position, only the deck clears (and still counts as a completed raid).
• Your own boss images — bosses you uploaded on the Custom bosses page (see Streamer Dashboard) show up in search results with a small custom tag, first in the list. Hold one to set it; the overlay shows its name and your picture. They are pinned as a chip like any other boss you set from /que, and the chip stays until you tap its × or delete the picture on the Custom bosses page, which removes the chip too. A freshly uploaded image shows in search after a moment or a page reload.
• Custom boss — if what you typed still isn't found, a "Set … as custom boss" row appears at the bottom of the results, as a last resort. Hold it to set that name exactly as you typed it. Useful for Elite raids, event-only bosses, or anything spelled differently than the search expects. The overlay shows the name on its own, without catch CP or artwork, since there's nothing to look those up from.
• Gigantamax — species with a Gigantamax form always have a GMax row in the search results. Hold it to set.
• DMax — every boss you search for also gets a DMax row (like DMax Charizard) right under it (not for Mega, Primal or Shadow). Type the word dmax or dynamax anywhere in the box, like dmax char, to see only the DMax rows.
• Max bosses have no weather boost, so the overlay shows just one CP number instead of the usual two, and the name reads DMax …/GMax ….
• CLEAR BOSS turns off the active boss entirely (also asks you to confirm) — the on-screen overlay disappears until a new boss is picked. Anyone already picked for a raid group gets credited for it first, same as !clear in chat.
• Long boss names are shortened to fit: prefixes like Shadow, Mega, Primal, Alolan, Galarian, and Hisuian become S., M., P., A., G., H., Gigantamax/Dynamax show as GMax/DMax, and some forme names get shortened too (e.g. "Incarnate Forme" → -Inc). This is just for display — typing the full name with !set still works the same.

Gestures

Long-press → Tier + Name Edit Modal (600 ms hold)

Long-press any card in the RAID GROUP, UP NEXT, or QUEUE lists (desktop: right-click). After 600 ms, a modal opens with:

• Tier buttons — tap to set the user's tier (free / T1 / T2 / T3 / T4).
• PoGo name input — edit the user's trainer name directly. Limited to 15 characters. Tap Save to apply.
• Hall Pass button — grants or revokes a Hall Pass for the user (see Hall Pass below).

Dragging (or scrolling) a few pixels cancels the long-press.

Left-40% Drag → Reorder

On any queue card, dragging from the left 40% of the card starts a drag-to-reorder. Dragging from the right side does nothing (prevents accidental reorders while scrolling).

Works on both touch (swipe from left portion) and mouse (drag from left portion).

X Button → Skip / Remove

• X on a RAID GROUP card → removes them from RAID GROUP.
• X on a QUEUE card → removes from queue.

Hall Pass

Hall Passes let non-supporter viewers join raids during Supporter Only mode.

• One-time Hall Pass — granted with !tier NAME hp. A Hall Pass tag appears on the user's card while the queue is in Supporter Only mode. It's used up as soon as they're picked for the raid group by !next. Hall Passes are for free-tier viewers only; supporters already have access.
• Timed Hall Pass — granted with !tier NAME hp 1h or !tier NAME hp 3d. Stays active for 1 hour or 3 days, no matter how many times !next is run.
• Grant/revoke from /que — long-press a card and use the Hall Pass button in the tier modal. Toggles between grant and revoke.

FREE Badge

When a non-supporter types !here mem in Supporter Only mode, they're added to the queue with a FREE tag on their card. They stay in the queue but won't be picked for the raid group until they get a Hall Pass, or the mode changes. The tag stays on their card in every mode except Supporter Priority.

Queue Open / Reg Open Badges

Top-right corner of the page:

• QUE badge — strikethrough = queue closed (!stop que). Tap to toggle.
• REG badge — strikethrough = registration closed (!stop reg). Tap to toggle.

Toggling from the page is equivalent to !start/!stop from chat.

Auto-Refresh

The page updates in the background. If the connection drops, a small amber ↻ reconnecting pill appears centered over the UP NEXT header. It sits outside the button bar, so nothing on the page moves when it shows or hides. The page reconnects automatically when the network comes back — no manual refresh needed in normal use.

If a tap (skip, remove, promote, reorder, set tier, NEXT/GO, etc.) doesn't go through, for example because several taps landed at once, a brief error toast appears and the page refreshes to the actual state, instead of the tap silently reverting on the next refresh with no explanation.

One banner can appear at the top of the page:

• "Channel health check failed — see !health for details." — RaidQ's last self-check for this channel went red. See Troubleshooting.

After 2 hours idle: if there's been no chat command or /que tap for 2 hours, the queue and raid group are automatically cleared (crediting whoever was in the raid group for the raid) the moment something happens next. Loading /que after that quiet period shows a clean, empty page right away — no boss selected, search cleared — instead of the previous raid.

Screen stays on while the channel is active, then lets your phone sleep. /que keeps your screen from dimming so you don't lose the page mid-raid, but only for as long as the channel has seen recent activity — once it's been 2 hours since the last chat command or /que tap, the screen is allowed to sleep and the page stops polling as often. Tapping the page or bringing it back to the foreground turns this back on immediately.

Add RaidQ to your home screen

You can install the queue page as an app icon (a web app, sometimes called a PWA). The icon opens full-screen with one tap and lands straight on your queue, with no login.

Start from your full queue link, the one copied from the Streamer Dashboard. It looks like https://raidq.pogo.tips/que?channel=…&t=….

iPhone and iPad

1. Open the link in Safari. Not Chrome, and not the browser built into YouTube or Discord: iPhones only install from Safari. If the link opened somewhere else, copy it and paste it into Safari.
2. Tap Share (the square with the arrow), then Add to Home Screen, then Add.
3. Launch RaidQ from the new icon.

Android

1. Open the link in Chrome.
2. Tap the three-dot menu, then Add to Home screen (on some phones it says Install app), and confirm.
3. Samsung Internet users: tap the menu, then Add page to, then Home screen.

On both

• Install from the full link, with the ?channel= and &t= parts on the end. The icon keeps a copy of that key.
• If your streamer regenerates the queue link, delete the icon and add it again from the new link.
• Icons added before 2026-10-09 opened the login page instead of the queue. Delete them and add the icon again, once.
• Streamers who sign in with Twitch or Google instead of using a token link: the installed app keeps its own sign-in, separate from your browser. Sign in once inside the app and it stays signed in.