Multi-Stream Chat Reader
Unified real-time feed & TTS controller for Twitch and YouTube live chats
Unified real-time feed & TTS controller for Twitch and YouTube live chats
Enter your Twitch channel name in the Twitch Channel input field and click 'Connect'. The reader connects directly to Twitch's public chat IRC feed without requiring login.
Copy the watch URL of your live stream (e.g., https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...) or copy the 11-character Video ID, paste it into the YouTube input, and click 'Connect'.
Yes, this is a multi-stream reader. You can connect both platforms simultaneously, and the messages will merge into a single unified feed, color-coded by platform.
Click the 'OBS Overlay Mode' button to switch to overlay view, copy the page URL, and paste it into a new OBS Browser Source. You can customize style/transparency as needed.
Yes, it uses your browser's native Speech Synthesis API. You can choose different voices and adjust rate, pitch, and volume settings from the sidebar.
In the settings panel under filters, check the boxes for 'Hide Commands (!prefix)' and 'Hide Links' to keep the feed clean.
You can add custom words or phrases (e.g., your name, specific questions) to the highlight list. When those words appear, the message gets highlighted with a distinct background and border.
No, all processing happens entirely in your local browser. No data or chat messages are sent to our servers, ensuring 100% privacy.
Add their usernames (one per line) to the 'Blocked Users' list in the moderation panel. Their messages will be automatically hidden from both the reader and overlay.
YouTube live chat polling depends on public YouTube endpoints. If the stream is private, unlisted, or has live replay disabled, the tool may not be able to retrieve the feed.