A kill feed your players actually notice.
Built in the game, not in a config.

Show who killed whom, with what, from how far, with both Steam avatars. Build the whole thing in a live in-game editor instead of opening a JSON file.

Edit against a live preview. No JSON, no reload cycle.

Move elements with steppers and an arrow pad, recolour them, reposition the feed and switch themes in the same editor. Every change updates while you type.

Show the people behind the kill. Without another service to run.

KillFeed draws the killer's and victim's actual Steam avatars through the game UI. There is no ImageLibrary requirement, no Steam API key and nothing extra to install.

Bring the action to Discord. Without turning your channel into spam.

The optional companion bot plugin relays kills through the Discord Webhooks. Kills are grouped into one message on an interval you set from 1 to 60 seconds, which keeps the webhook inside Discord's rate limits on a busy server instead of being throttled into silence.

Use {reason} in the separate template for deaths with no killer. The companion plugin is optional, and the in-game feed works exactly as before without it.

Match your server's atmosphere. Keep the feed readable.

Start with Rust, Midnight or Neon. Each theme keeps the feed crisp while letting you configure colours and outlines to fit your server.

Keep the feed where it belongs. Give players control.

Control which kills reach the feed, exclude sensitive areas and let players decide what they see or share.

Simple to operate. Clear control for staff and players.

Use the editor to shape the feed, then expose only the controls each player needs.