Everything currently available in SheevChat

01Unified multistream chat

• Twitch, YouTube Live, Kick, TikTok LIVE, and incoming X broadcast chat.
• Multiple YouTube livestream connections.
• Unified chat and event feeds, platform filters, search, reply context, badges, username colors, message pinning, docks, and popouts.
• Native platform emotes plus supported 7TV, BetterTTV, and FrankerFaceZ emotes, with image and GIF previews.

X is receive-only: supported local actions can react to incoming messages, but outbound X responses are skipped.

02Viewer profiles and community data

• Viewer records, loyalty balances, watchtime, ranks, and leaderboards.
• First-ever, first-stream, and daily participation tracking.
• Birthdays and birthday-triggered actions.
• Private nicknames, notes, viewer colors, and supported theme-specific preferences.
• Current viewer counts and historical seen-viewer data where providers make them available.

03Built-in and custom commands

• Configurable names, aliases, permissions, cooldowns, and platform selections.
• Text responses or complete action sequences with viewer, stream, argument, and result variables.
• Built-in commands for loyalty, watchtime, quotes, birthdays, counters, clips, music, weather, account information, lurking, and games.
• Command discovery through command search and Global Search.

04Event-driven automations

• Triggers for chat, first messages, returning viewers, birthdays, follows, subscriptions, gifts, raids, rewards, ads, and other supported events.
• TikTok gift, share, like, and question triggers.
• OBS Studio, Streamlabs Desktop, and imported application-event triggers.
• Default Command triggers that run after successful command execution and expose result variables.

05Shared Action Builder

• Reusable action types across Commands, Automations, Timers, and SheevPad.
• Ordered sequences, platform targeting, variables, RNG-list substitutions, and numeric, decimal, or variable-driven pauses.
• Chat messages, announcements, shoutouts, TTS, audio, overlay effects, app launches, and broadcast controls.
• Advanced command execution, HTTP and webhook requests, and Streamer.bot actions.

Learn how Action Builder sequences work →

06Scheduled timers

• Intervals, chat-activity requirements, platform selection, online-only behavior, and message rotation.
• Complete action sequences instead of text-only reminders.
• Twitch and Kick stream-category eligibility.
• Default 15–45 second fuzzy spacing between scheduled announcements, automatic AI output, and giveaway reminders.
• Games, Trivia, manual replies, and giveaway closing remain independent of that spacing.

07Loyalty and watchtime

• Configurable currency and earning settings, balances, ranks, leaderboards, transfers, and bonuses.
• Watchtime accrual and viewer participation records.
• Loyalty-linked giveaways, games, and automation rewards.
• Filtered-account exclusions and viewer participation preferences.

Explore SheevChat’s loyalty tools →

08Counters, lists, and quotes

• Global counters with increment, set, and reset actions.
• Categorized per-viewer counters with history and variables.
• Reusable random lists, weighted selections, and random viewer selection.
• Quote libraries, commands, actions, and preview-first imports.

09Giveaways

• Keyword, username, any-chat-message, and eligible watched-stream entry modes.
• Entry aliases, platform selections, and participation requirements.
• Free or loyalty-funded tickets, limits, and configurable weighting.
• Timed or manual closing, winner selection, claim workflows, reminders, and overlays.

10Trivia and chat games

• Built-in Trivia with configurable questions, timing, and rewards.
• Built-in loyalty games including gambling and duels.
• Installable Marketplace chat games with configurable access and command aliases.
• A package-driven game engine supporting persistent state, shared sessions, voting, rewards, card decks, scheduled flows, and optional visual companions.

11Twitch polls, predictions, and engagement

• Poll and prediction creation actions with multiple options and variable or RNG-list support.
• Live poll and prediction display in the main-window pin section.
• Prediction locking, winner selection, and refunds.
• Channel-point redemption automations, upcoming-ad display, and supported ad snoozing.

12Overlay Builder and widgets

• Saved canvases with positioned, sized, and styled widgets.
• Chat, alerts, text, images, giveaways, credits, clips, Spotify, and YouTube media widgets.
• Image carousels, themes, previews, and OBS browser-source URLs.
• Marketplace widgets with package-specific fields, follower-goal widgets, and game companions.
• Stable Master Overlay sources with switching and transitions.

See the stream overlay workflow →

13Alerts and stream audio

• Custom alert presets with configurable presentation and media.
• Automatic supported-event alerts and explicit alert actions.
• Walk-on sounds and viewer or event-triggered audio.
• Display text and play audio or TTS through overlays in OBS or Streamlabs Desktop.
• Configurable queues, volume, and clearing controls.

14Text-to-speech

• Chat and event TTS using installed system voices or local Piper and Kokoro engines.
• Voice, rate, pitch, volume, length, and queue controls.
• Filters, exclusions, and bot or shared-chat handling.
• Action-specific speech and voice overrides where supported.

15Spotify and YouTube media requests

• Viewer requests with access rules, limits, approval, and rejection.
• Queue management, playlist loading, duplicate handling, song blocking, voting, and moderator commands.
• Pause, resume, skip, and volume controls.
• Spotify active-device playback and browser-based YouTube playback.
• Native and themed now-playing overlays with playback progress.

16Clips and media library

• Twitch clip creation and viewer clip requests.
• Playback queues, skipping, clearing, centered credits, and aspect-ratio preservation.
• Playback-start automation results, including clip duration.
• Reusable image, audio, and video organization in the Media Library.

17OBS Studio and Streamlabs Desktop control

• Separate integrations with live scene and source catalogs.
• Scene switching, source visibility, audio controls, and supported output operations.
• Broadcast events that trigger automations and scene-linked overlay changes.
• OBS browser-source refresh controls.
• Local or LAN connections, dual-PC workflows, and combined Windows shortcuts.

See OBS automation features →

18Stream Info presets and application control

• Saved stream-title, category, and destination presets with duplication and exact or random-pool action selection.
• Supported direct title and category changes.
• App launches, keystrokes, and Steam, Epic, Ubisoft, EA, and Battle.net launch actions.
• Running identifiable apps and games are skipped; secondary-launcher limitations remain.
• Windows playback device, input device, system volume, and mute actions.

19SheevPad, mobile controls, and Stream Deck

• Custom button panels with groups, styles, images, and action sequences.
• Target, next, previous, favorite, and scrollable editor navigation.
• Mobile and tablet Light views plus SheevPad Home Screen installation.
• LAN and dual-PC control.
• A separate Stream Deck plugin maps saved SheevPad buttons to physical keys.

20Moderation and remote moderator tools

• Link, phrase, caps, symbol, emote, length, and repetition guards.
• Supported message removal, warnings, timeouts, and bans.
• Role exemptions, notices, repeat-offender escalation, and account filters.
• A paired moderator dashboard with platform sign-in, chat, and supported moderation controls.

Enforcement depends on each provider. X moderation is not currently supported.

21Raid Finder

• Twitch and Kick discovery with category and other supported filters.
• Named filter presets, sorting, and improved category matching.
• Session-aware automatic categories.
• Previews, available Twitch chat-restriction indicators, and supported raid-start controls.

22Account-backed AI tools

• Conversation Starters, raid greetings, creator introductions, and viewer greetings.
• Community-event reactions, opening messages, after-ad messages, and chat recaps.
• Scheduled announcement variations.
• Drafting, rewriting, shortening, and translation tools.
• Replies to direct mentions or replies.
• Configurable Bot Voices, context, safety controls, and automatic-routing preferences.

AI features require a valid SheevChat account grant.

23Marketplace and developer extensions

• Discovery, installation, updates, and removal for supported apps, widgets, themes, games, and action packs.
• Package compatibility, dependency, and trust information.
• Managed package commands, aliases, settings, and connections.
• Local imports and supported StreamElements custom-widget imports.
• Public widget, theme, and chat-game contracts.
• Imported events plus supported HTTP, WebSocket, local IPC, TCP, UDP, and MQTT integrations.

Read the Action Library reference → · Read the widget developer reference →

24Data management, backups, and migration

• Central management of viewers, loyalty, watchtime, birthdays, quotes, counters, lists, and presets.
• Complete, selective, and scheduled backups with retention.
• Restore previews and supported conflict or merge choices.
• Selected-data exports and imports.
• Supported migrations from StreamElements, Nightbot, Moobot, Streamer.bot, Streamlabs, and SheevChat exports; Streamlabs remains experimental.
• Config-storage relocation and configurable server ports.

25Setup, accessibility, and diagnostics

• Guided Setup with selectable lessons and practical editor walkthroughs.
• App themes, custom colors, font sizing, zoom, contrast, transparency, keyboard focus, and link-readability controls.
• Responsive layouts, Global Search, tray operation, and update checking.
• Third-party dependency management.
• Crash and startup diagnostics plus developer logwatch output.
• CPU, memory, and available GPU-process resource logging.
• Generated guides, release notes, and an AI-readable Automation Reference.