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bbradar Pro guide

Set up Pro notifications

Understand Telegram, Discord, event streams, opportunity and dupe-risk filtering, and which setup fits your workflow.

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Telegram: personal alerts
Private direct messages filtered by your own notification rules. Telegram is the best choice when you want selected platforms, program tiers, target scores or labels, dupe-risk levels, rewards, or change types.
Discord: shared Pro access
A Pro role in the bbradar community server with shared channels. Discord messages are not personalized by your Telegram notification rule.
Capability
Delivery
Telegram
Private 1:1 bot chat
Discord
Shared server channels
Capability
Personal filters
Telegram
Yes
Discord
No
Capability
Connection
Telegram
Single-use bot start link
Discord
Discord OAuth and server role
Capability
Best for
Telegram
Focused, actionable alerts
Discord
Community and broad shared updates
Stream
New
What it means
A newly launched current program.
Default
On
Stream
Upcoming
What it means
A future-dated program visible to Pro.
Default
On
Stream
Older
What it means
An existing program discovered after its launch.
Default
On
Stream
Suspended
What it means
A program became unavailable or inactive after stability checks.
Default
On
Stream
Reactivated
What it means
A previously inactive program returned.
Default
On
Stream
Target changes
What it means
Material additions, updates, re-additions, and confirmed removals.
Default
On
Stream
Repository changes
What it means
Hourly digest of supported repository branch updates.
Default
Off (opt in)
Stream
Self-Hosted bounties
What it means
A newly verified paid program operated directly by an organization.
Default
On
Stream
Self-Hosted VDPs
What it means
A new disclosure policy with no monetary reward.
Default
Off (opt in)

Telegram and Discord alerts can arrive shortly after an event appears on bbradar. Temporary delivery failures are retried automatically. If you block the Telegram bot, reconnect it before expecting new private alerts.

Target changes and repository changes are separate streams. Enable each one you want, and use the Commits feed when you need to review repository activity directly in the browser.