The Chatbot is the part of the app that writes in your chat. It answers commands like !discord or !uptime, thanks gifts, subscriptions and raids, repeats messages every so often, filters what you don't want in your chat and, with Pro, replies with AI. It works on TikTok, Twitch, Kick, YouTube and Starvios, but it only writes where you turn it on: everything starts off, so nothing reaches your chat until you ask for it.
Everything it can do
- One bot for TikTok, Twitch, Kick, YouTube and Starvios: you choose platform by platform with «Use the bot here».
- Custom commands with several random replies, aliases, who can use them, cooldowns, when they reply and on which platforms.
- Built-in commands ready to switch on: !commands, !uptime, !game, !song, !me, !points, !lurk, !hug, !8ball, !roll, !flip, !love, !quote and !so.
- Variables like {user}, {uptime} or {random:1-100}, and a tester that tells you what the bot would reply without sending anything.
- Automatic messages: thank gifts, subscriptions, follows or raids, grouping bursts into a single message, and repeat messages on a timer.
- Automatic moderation (beta): links with !permit, caps and banned words; more filters with Pro.
- Chat games using the Economy points: duel, slots and gamble for free; roulette, heist, trivia and a shop with Pro.
- AI (beta, Pro) with your own API key: replies when mentioned, translates and summarizes the chat.
- A notice on your Discord server when you go live, with a preview and a test message.
- Bot language (automatic, Spanish or English), command prefix and message pace in Settings.
Where it writes and with which account
The Home tab has the «Bot on» switch and one card per platform showing whether the bot uses it, which account it writes with and what's missing. Until you turn on «Use the bot here» on at least one, the bot doesn't reply or write anything on its own. From Home you can also post a message by hand with «Send a message to chat» and check everything the bot did in «Activity».
- TikTok: writes with a separate account or yours, signing in through a TikTok window inside the app. It also needs your TikTok @ in its connection chip to know which stream to write in.
- Twitch and Kick: write with the account you connected; a separate bot account isn't supported yet.
- YouTube: sign in with any Google account from its connection chip; it writes as soon as your stream starts.
- Starvios: sign in with your account or a separate one from its connection chip; it writes as soon as your stream starts and never spends Starvies.
What's in each tab
Six tabs in view and a «More» menu for what you use now and then. The ones marked beta work, but test them before leaving them on during an important stream.
- Commands: your commands and the built-in ones, the tester and the «Commands from other modules» list (Music, Economy, VIP Circle, Chat voice, Raffle and Queue) so you don't reuse a word.
- Automatic messages: Events (what it says when something happens) and Timed (what it repeats every so often, only if the chat has moved).
- Moderation (beta), Economy & games, and AI (beta).
- «More» menu: Discord, Relay (copies one platform's chat into another), Stats and Settings.
Free plan and Pro
The bot is free to use. You can save as many commands and messages as you like, but on the free plan the first 10 custom commands in the list reply and the first 2 timed messages run: move them up or down to choose which. Built-in commands don't count toward the limit.
- Free: gift, subscription, new follower, stream share and welcome events; link, caps and banned-word filters; duel, slots, gamble and quotes; Discord notice.
- Pro: keyword and regular-expression commands, and variables like {song}, {counter} or {if}.
- Pro: join greeting, like milestones, fan club, raids, stream top, game actions, phrases for big gifts and variants.
- Pro: the remaining filters, moderation log, roulette, heist, trivia, points for taking part, ranks, shop, AI, relay, stats, Discord name and card, and configuration backup.
Why the bot isn't writing
If the bot stays quiet, it's almost always one of these. For a specific command, type it into «Test commands»: it tells you exactly why it won't run.
- «Bot on» is off, or the platform doesn't have «Use the bot here» on or isn't connected.
- The session of the account that writes expired: you'll see a notice at the top with a button that takes you to its card to sign in again.
- On YouTube and Starvios it only writes once the stream has started, and the AI only replies while you're live on that platform.
- The command is off (they all start off), outside the free limit, on cooldown, or not meant for that role, that platform or that moment.
- Too many messages: whatever doesn't fit the per-minute pace waits in a queue, anything that gets stale is dropped and the same text isn't repeated within 30 seconds.
Step by step
- Open Chatbot from the menu, Audience section.
- On Home, turn on «Use the bot here» on the platforms where you want it to reply and complete what each card asks for.
- In «More» → Settings, pick the bot language and the command prefix.
- In Commands, switch on the built-in ones you want, create your own and try them with «Test commands».
- In Automatic messages, turn on the events you want to thank and a timed message or two.
- Send a message with «Send a message to chat» to check it reaches each platform.
FAQ
Can the bot write with an account other than mine?
On TikTok, YouTube and Starvios, yes: sign in with whichever account you want. On YouTube, if you use your own account, the bot won't answer commands you type yourself. Twitch and Kick currently write with the account you connected.
How much does the AI cost?
The AI is Pro and uses your own API key: you pick the provider and model, and your provider bills whatever you use. You can also run a model on your PC with Ollama, with no key. The key is stored encrypted on this PC and only sent to the provider you choose. So nobody can burn it off-stream, it only replies while you're live on that platform.
What language does the bot write in?
The one you choose in Settings: automatic (the app's language), Spanish or English. Switching it translates the factory texts you haven't edited; anything you wrote yourself stays as it is.
Does the bot's !so clash with the Shoutout overlay?
They can coexist: the bot's !so posts a message in chat and the Shoutout overlay introduces the channel on screen. If you turn on «Also post in chat» in Shoutout, keep the bot's !so off so the message isn't repeated. When a command uses a word another module already uses, the editor warns you.
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