1. Open a server
Find a Rust server in the public catalogue or open a server you already track in the dashboard.
2. Set one watch
Choose a threshold, such as ≤10, an expiry time and your channels: a Telegram message, a call or both.
3. Receive one alert
The threshold must be confirmed in two consecutive checks to avoid false alarms from a single brief queue drop. Slx then alerts you once and ends the watch immediately.
A watch for this session
Queue Watch is created for the session you are currently waiting to join. After the first confirmed threshold crossing, it becomes Complete and stops reacting to that server's changes.
Find a server with a queue in the catalogue
The catalogue is public. Sign in only when you decide to set your personal Queue Watch.
How Queue Watch works
Will Queue Watch message me every time the queue changes?
No. It is a one-time alarm for your current queue. After its first alert, the watch ends automatically and does not re-enable itself.
Can I receive a Telegram call?
Yes, if Telegram Calls are already connected in Slx Rust Tracker and your account has Premium. Telegram messages can be used on their own.
What happens if I forget to turn off the watch?
Every Queue Watch expires. When its time runs out, we send a Telegram message saying the queue did not reach your threshold, then turn it off. An old watch will not call you the next day.
Where does the time estimate come from?
Slx collects a short series of fresh queue measurements and shows a conservative trend or ETA only while the queue is actually shrinking. The alert itself uses the measured queue size, not the forecast.