Commands, song requests, VIP automanagement, moderation and custom alerts — all in one dashboard. Sign in with Twitch and the bot is on your channel in a couple of clicks.
No roadmap promises — everything below is working in the dashboard right now.
Build any command you like: trigger on an exact match or on any mention, answer with a single line or a random one from a list, reply in thread. Everything is edited on the fly — no bot restart.
Viewers queue tracks straight from chat. A drag-and-drop queue, a fallback playlist for when nobody is requesting, per-viewer limits and full control from the panel.
A viewer buys VIP with channel points and the bot hands out the status itself. The term runs out — the bot takes it back, also on its own. The VIP list stays in sync with Twitch.
The ban list of your channel lives in one place, with search and history — no jumping between Twitch tabs to work out who was banned and when.
Every channel-point reward gets its own alert: sound, image, message, in and out animation, volume and duration. Set it up with the mouse — files are added by drag and drop.
Average and peak viewers, new followers, hours streamed, a chart of chat messages and a leaderboard of your most active viewers — for the month and for the last seven days.
These sections are already in the panel, but they are still being filled in.
Messages the bot posts to chat at a regular interval.
Contests based on chat activity: everyone who wrote in the last few minutes takes part.
Messages and rewards read out loud straight into the stream.
Connecting a server already works — commands, synced roles and moderation on the Discord side are next.
A full history of what the bot did and of every sign-in to the account.
Sign in with Twitch — the dashboard opens on your channel right away.
Tearin Bot
A control panel for your Twitch bot: commands, music, VIP, moderation and alerts in one place.