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Konflux Chat

In testing · every version is a beta

Twitch, YouTube and Kick chat in one window

One streamer is one chat, whatever platforms it comes from. Each message is marked with the platform it came from, and replies go back to the right platform on their own.

You can read without signing in: paste a link or a name and the chat appears. Sign in when you want to write or to moderate.

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No release yet: the first tester release will be 0.1.0, for Linux as an AppImage. A Windows version is planned for the first tester release.

One streamer’s chat from Twitch, YouTube and Kick in a single list, with the stream’s title and viewers per platform above it
A demo chat: every name, emote and badge in these pictures is invented.

For streamers, their moderators and the people watching

  • Streamers

    Live on more than one platform, reading their whole audience in one place.

  • Moderators

    For whom seconds count.

  • Viewers

    Who follow several streams and do not want a browser tab and a video player per chat.

What it does

One chat per streamer, from every platform

Messages from Twitch, YouTube and Kick in one list, in order, each marked with where it came from. Replies go back to the right platform on their own.

Add a streamer once and link their channels on each platform, and they open together as one merged chat. Konflux never decides by itself that two accounts are the same person: every link is one you make.

First steps

The Streamers panel with four streamers, each with its linked platforms and the Open, Link platform and Remove buttons

Fast moderation

  • Point at a message and press one key to delete, time out or ban.
  • The chat holds still while you point, so a new message cannot push the wrong line under the pointer.
  • Every action shows its result, and most can be undone from a strip above the message box.

On all three platforms, wherever your role allows it.

Moderating with Konflux

A chat line under the pointer, with the hover tools at its right: delete, purge, timeout, ban and reply

Many chats at once

Tabs and side-by-side splits, without a video player per chat.

Every tab keeps running while you look at another one, so no chat misses messages.

The window

The whole window: the tab row, the rail on the left, three splits side by side in one tab, and the status bar

Memory

  • Everything you have seen is kept on your own computer, and you can search it.
  • A person’s card shows their history and your private notes, and, where the platform tells, how old their account is and when they followed.
  • Mentions of you are collected from every chat you have open.

People, notes and rules

A user card for pixelpanda: account age, follow and subscription, a note, the moderation buttons, and the message history with date lines

Twitch, YouTube and Kick

Konflux reads chat on all three without an account. Once you sign in to a platform, it sends there, and moderates where your role allows it. Emotes from 7TV, BetterTTV and FrankerFaceZ show as well.

There is no TikTok: TikTok has no official interface for reading and writing chat. Konflux has no video player of its own; the play button opens a stream in streamlink, or in mpv with yt-dlp.

Kept on your computer

Konflux keeps what it knows on your computer: settings, a log of the chats you open, your notes, and your sign-ins in the system keyring. It has no telemetry, analytics or crash reporting.

Privacy: what Konflux keeps and sends, and what this site does.

In testing

Kirehb, a streamer, made Konflux for their own use first. It is in testing now with Kirehb and a few friends, and every version is a beta.

It runs on Linux, as an AppImage. A Windows version is planned for the first tester release. There is no Mac version, and none is planned: building one needs a Mac.

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