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Twitch chat history, search, and export for live streams. Never lose Twitch chat again. ChatScope captures live chat while you watch Twitch streams and gives you tools to review, filter, search, and export messages — all from a panel inside Twitch. What you can do Live History — Scroll back through messages from the current stream session. Watchlist — Filter live chat by keyword, username, or badges; hide bots; export selected messages as PNG. Search — Find messages in the current session (Free) or across retained sessions and channels (Pro). Export — Download chat as CSV or JSON; export Watchlist selections as PNG. Archive — Browse past sessions kept in your browser (Pro unlocks full history, archive search, and archive export). How it works Open a Twitch live channel. ChatScope connects to chat and captures messages automatically (or press Play when auto-capture is off). Open the panel from the button next to chat to browse History, Watchlist, Search, and Export. Free vs Pro Free: Live history, session search, Watchlist filters, 1 CSV/JSON export and 1 PNG export per session (up to 500 messages each), up to 7 days of local retention. Pro: Full archive access, search across past sessions and channels, username search, unlimited exports, up to 30 days of retention. Privacy Chat is stored locally in your browser. ChatScope does not require a Twitch login to capture public chat.
Sep 3, 2026
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