Channel Points
Play your own alert when someone redeems a reward. Random picks, animation, all of it is up to you.
Overlays and settings from one place. Stream tools and stream setup, both covered. Pushing any of it to OBS takes one click.
Text-to-speech, translation, overlays. StreamSpook is the only thing you need to launch — everything around your stream screen is in here. Getting it into OBS is one click from the app.
Play your own alert when someone redeems a reward. Random picks, animation, all of it is up to you.
Read chat out loud in a TTS voice. Stay locked into your game without missing comments. First-time chatters can get their own sound.
Translates comments in other languages and posts them back to chat, so you can just talk to overseas viewers. Translation runs on your machine. No subscription, no character limit.
Emotes from chat fly around the screen. There's a mode where matching emotes grow when they collide, which turns into something chat plays along with.
Play the clips your viewers made, right then and there. Playing one is just pasting it in chat.
Put comments on your stream. Layout, color and shape are all customizable, so it matches the mood of your stream.
What you say turns into subtitles as you talk. Put the translation on a second line and overseas viewers keep up too. Recognition runs entirely on your machine.
Build your standby screen and announcement banners in StreamSpook. Much easier than assembling assets in OBS.
Thank people for Bits and subs with an alert. It runs alongside Twitch's own alerts, and you build them the same way as channel point alerts.
Make points that only exist on your stream. Set some up for an event, or hand them out based on how much someone chats.
Post recurring messages automatically. It waits for someone to chat before it starts counting, so it won't keep talking to an empty room.
Run Twitch Polls and Predictions from the app. Reuse the last one as it was.
Never wonder where to raid at the end of a stream. Suggestions come from people who raided you and from your regulars.
Audio is the hardest part, so the app measures it and helps. OBS and Twitch settings, without leaving the app.
The app works out whether your voice is too quiet or your game is too loud, and fixing it is one click. No more matching levels by ear before every stream. It takes the game's genre into account when it judges.
From noise suppression to the limiter, set up through a wizard that measures your actual voice. No more guessing at the right mic settings.
Manage your Twitch schedule on a calendar. Lay your plan over what you actually streamed and see how close it came.
Switch follower-only chat or slow mode on the spot, even mid-stream.
Appoint and remove moderators and VIPs.
That was the tools. All the while, your stream records have been piling up on their own — so the day you want to look, they're already there.
Viewer and chat trends, plus silence, ads and connection health, on one screen. You can tell what's happening while it's happening.
Finds the moments viewers dropped off and takes you straight to the chat and the VOD from that point. You leave with something to try next stream.
Twitch VODs and the app's own records in one list. Whether it was a stream where you kept talking is there to look back on too.
Leave a quick note on someone who just followed. Next time you spot them, you have somewhere to start.
Day-by-hour heatmaps and return rates. Less about whether people showed up once, more about whether the same people came back.
One page for a regular: when they turn up, what they say. Add a note and it'll remind you the next time they're in.
We're getting ready to release on Steam. Put it on your wishlist and Steam will tell you the day it goes live.