Pyre.Chat

Pyre.Chat merges chat from every channel you follow or moderate into a single readable, moderatable view. It runs in a browser, as a browser extension, as a desktop app and as an Android app.

Guides

• Getting started with Pyre.ChatOne merged chat across every channel you follow or moderate.
• Connect your channelsWhat each platform needs before Pyre.Chat can read and moderate for you.
• Read the merged feedOne chronological timeline across every channel, and the badges, filters, search, highlights and activity panel that keep it readable.
• Moderate from the feedThe hover buttons, the right-click menu, slash commands, the keyboard, and exactly which moderation actions reach which platform.
• The viewer card and chat historyClick a name in chat to see who is talking, what the platform says about them, and what they have said in this channel before.
• Sending messages and using emotesOne input row per platform, per channel pins, slash commands, Up-arrow recall, autocomplete and Tab completion, the emote bar and picker, and the limits worth knowing before you rely on them.
• Watch while you moderateOpen the stream next to your merged chat, stacked above it, or up to four streams at once.
• Install the browser extensionPut your merged Pyre.Chat feed where the native chat panel used to be, on Twitch, Kick and YouTube.
• The desktop appPyre.Chat as a Windows app, with an always on top chat column beside your game, native mention notifications and a chat archive on your own disk.
• Pyre.Chat for AndroidPyre.Chat on your phone, with stream links that open the right chat, Share into Pyre.Chat, a phone-shaped player and Picture-in-Picture.
• Polls, predictions and channel pointsVote, bet and redeem from inside the merged feed, as your own Twitch account.
• Settings referenceEvery card in the Pyre.Chat Settings panel, in the order you meet it, and what each one actually changes.
• TroubleshootingThe Pyre.Chat failures people actually hit, what causes each one, and the fix.