Twitch in a browser was eating my frame rate while I gamed, so I built my own client. The heavy lifting (chat, emotes, polling) runs in Rust, so it's light enough to leave open next to a game. One follow list across Twitch, Kick, YouTube and TikTok LIVE, with go-live alerts Watch several streams at once, each with its own chat (screenshot) Use it as just a chat app: several chats side by side, or pop one out into its own window (screenshot) Moderate from it, with mod actions, a mod log, and a private encrypted chat room for each channel's mods A chat overlay for OBS that you design in the app (screenshot) Emotes from every major provider, plus highlights and filters (screenshot) Everyone's badges and name paints from the other chat extensions show up in chat Badge tracking with alerts when new badges become available, and a browser for global cosmetics (screenshot) Your own profile page with your Twitch stats StreamNook badges and cosmetics you can earn, shown in chat to other StreamNook users Drops and channel points tracking, VODs, whispers, themes and plugins (drops, themes) Power-user features like a command palette, and a lot more (screenshot) It runs on Windows and macOS. There's also an Android beta (Twitch and Kick for now), installable as an APK or through its own F-Droid repo. It's free, and the source is on GitHub. Feedback welcome, especially on anything that feels slow. Site: https://streamnook.app GitHub: https://github.com/StreamNook/StreamNook   submitted by   /u/FFFFFM [link]   [comments]