Your whole stream, off the second monitor.
Chat, alerts, and live viewers across Twitch, YouTube, and Kick — every platform signed in and side by side on one screen instead of a second monitor of tabs. It sits next to OBS, refreshes on its own, and it is yours to keep.
Chat, alerts, and viewers across Twitch, YouTube, and Kick at a glance.
Going live everywhere means a second monitor of tabs
You stream to Twitch, YouTube, and Kick at once, so chat lives in three tabs, alerts in a fourth, and the analytics in two more, all crowding the monitor you also need for the game. Miss a raid in one window because you were reading another, and it is gone. You want every chat, every alert, and every viewer count on one screen that stays out of the way of the stream.
Your whole workflow on one wall
Every platform you go live on, each in its own window, each signed in, each on its own timer.
Twitch chat and dashboard
Chat, the stream manager, and the activity feed, open and live so a raid or a sub is on the wall the moment it lands.
YouTube live chat
The YouTube Studio live chat and dashboard in its own window, signed in next to the others.
Kick chat
Kick chat live beside the rest, so the third platform is not the one you keep forgetting.
Alerts
StreamElements or Streamlabs, follows, subs, tips, and raids sliding by where you can actually see them.
Stream health
OBS stats or your encoder page in view, so a dropped frame or a bad bitrate shows before chat tells you.
Analytics
Live viewers and followers across platforms, refreshing on their own so you know how the stream is doing.
What matters most on a stream wall
Every platform signed in at once
Twitch, YouTube, and Kick each in their own window, all logged in, so you watch three chats at once instead of clicking between three tabs.
Out of the way of the game
The wall runs on a second machine or screen, not the rig you play on, so it never steals the resources the stream needs.
Runs unattended, heals itself
A chat that hangs reloads on its own, so a long stream does not end with three frozen windows.
Every window on its own timer
Each feed refreshes on the schedule you set, so chat and alerts stay live without a tab in focus.
Your logins never leave the machine
No cloud, no account, no telemetry. Sessions live in local files on that one computer, exactly like a browser profile.
Questions creators ask
Can I watch Twitch, YouTube, and Kick chat at the same time?
Yes. Every window keeps its own session, so all three platforms stay signed in and live side by side, and you never click away from one chat to read another.
Will it slow down my stream?
It does not have to touch your streaming rig at all. Run the wall on a second computer or screen driving a Mac mini, and it stays out of the way of the game and the encoder.
Where do my logins go?
Nowhere. There is no cloud, no account, and no telemetry. Sessions live in local files on that machine, exactly like a normal browser profile.
Put your wall up first
A private beta is coming soon on macOS. Leave your email and we will tell you the moment it opens.