Twitch Autochat

Description

Automate your own Twitch chat commands with rules you define. Your Twitch token never leaves your browser. Twitch Autochat sends chat commands on your behalf, following rules that you define yourself. You build each rule from three pieces: • what triggers it - a timer, or words appearing in a channel's chat • what to send - one or more commands, each with its own delay • how it interacts with your other rules - priorities, cooldowns and mutual exclusions, so two rules never talk over each other Rules are evaluated on our server, which reads the public chat of the channel you choose. When a rule matches, your browser is told which command to send, and your browser sends it - over your own connection, with your own account. Your Twitch access token is stored only in your browser. It is never sent to our server. MULTIPLE ACCOUNTS Create a profile per Twitch account, each with its own channel, its own rules, its own variables and its own token. Run several profiles at the same time from a single browser, and start or stop each one independently. VARIABLES Define values once per profile - a spot name, a command, a phrase - and reuse them in your rules as {NAME}. Change the variable and every rule that uses it is updated. REUSE YOUR RULES Copy the rules and variables from one of your profiles to another, or export them to a file and import them anywhere. TOKENS WITHOUT COPY-PASTE Press "Generate both tokens" in a profile: our token generator opens, you approve on Twitch, and the tokens land in that profile by themselves. They come with a refresh token, so the extension renews the access token on its own when it expires. Both tokens stay in your browser. The extension panel can also be opened as its own window, so it stays put while you work in other tabs. Some functions requires an active Patreon membership. Connect your Patreon account once from the extension; the session stays signed in as long as you keep using it. Not affiliated with Twitch or Patreon.

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