Multi-platform chat (Twitch · Kick · YouTube · TikTok)

One Browser Source merges all four chats. Setup per platform, in Chat & alerts:

• Twitch — channel name only (anonymous read-only connection, no OAuth).
• Kick — channel name plus a one-time chatroom-id detection; if Kick's bot protection blocks it, the guided manual flow walks you through a copy-paste.
• YouTube — channel handle or URL; the chats from your public live broadcasts, including separate landscape and vertical streams, are combined automatically. Use a live-video URL to follow only that broadcast.
• TikTok — @username only, no stream key needed. Offline, the widget idles and reconnects when you go live.

From the same page you control the full appearance studio (live preview), alert sounds (50+ bundled real recordings and synth effects, plus your own via link / upload / typed voice line — note that famous copyrighted clips can trigger VOD muting), text-to-speech chat readout, and free on-device translation.

Open Settings → Chat & alerts

Send replies from the Dock

Open the Stream Dock's Chat section and type below the feed. All available selects every platform ready to send; the platform checkboxes let you choose one or several destinations. Choose Connect chat sending under Connected accounts to authorize Twitch, Kick or YouTube. A connected Twitch bot for the same channel can send as its bot account. The Dock reports sent, queued or failed separately for each destination. TikTok remains receive-only here; use TikTok LIVE to reply.

Disconnect a connected account

In Settings → Chat & alerts → Connected accounts, choose Disconnect beside Twitch, Kick or YouTube. Check the platform named in the confirmation: disconnecting stops its notifications, chat sending and authorized stream controls. Choose Disconnect Twitch, Disconnect Kick or Disconnect YouTube to approve that account, or Cancel to keep it connected. Escape and closing the confirmation also cancel. No account is disconnected just by opening this confirmation.

Changing your signed-in account or replacing a connection cancels an earlier confirmation. If the result cannot be confirmed, check the account's current status before trying again. A new attempt asks for your approval again. Connecting notification alerts and granting stream-control permission remain separate choices.