LuckyBot runs alert overlays, a full chat client, a native chatbot, subathons, polls, channel points, OBS control, and captions from a single window. No cloud account required, no Streamer.bot required, nothing to keep open in a browser tab.
Under 100 MB. Updates itself. Open source under the MIT license on GitHub.
Sign in once. Follows, subs, gift bombs, bits, raids, channel points, hype trains, polls, and predictions arrive straight from Twitch and fire your alerts in under a second.
A local server and an embedded database, with scheduled backups and a backup before every update. Your overlays keep working when the internet has a bad day.
Alert box, chat client, chatbot, and subathon timer in one window, sharing one set of events, one media library, and one set of stats.
A visual editor with layers, shapes, motion paths, and keyframe timelines. Variants for tier 3 subs or 100-viewer raids. Weighted chance, queues, chaining, and text-to-speech per alert.
An idle animation loops, and every event gets its own keyframed reaction: a wave on a follow, a jump on a raid. Draw a path, attach a wing to a body, and let it fly.
Badges, third-party emotes, replies, translation, first-time chatter highlights, and event cards. Moderate the channels you mod in tabs. Dock chat inside OBS, or put a styled chat overlay on stream that restyles live.
Over thirty action steps: conditions, fetches, OBS control, Spotify, Lumia lights, key presses, sound alerts. Watch time, a currency with a shop, casino games, and a builder for your own chat minigames.
The clock runs on the server, so an OBS reload or crash never loses a second. Rules per event and tier, happy-hour multipliers, milestone goals, and an undo log for every grant. Timer and goals overlays included.
Live stats with editable counts and goals, polls and predictions, channel point rewards with a redemption queue, unban requests and blocked terms, a clip editor for your VODs, OBS scene and source control, and offline closed captions.
Keep whatever you love. LuckyBot fires each event exactly once even when Streamer.bot or a cloud relay delivers the same one.
Overlays live on your PC, not on a third-party page that can go down mid-stream.
One window for reading, sending, moderating, and the bot that answers.
Server-run timer, goals, and every counter as a live overlay variable.
Two short clips recorded from the app: a walk around the pages, and the overlay editor building an alert.
No audio. The editor clip opens the Bits alert from the Stream Alerts starter, moves a layer, walks the property tabs, and fires Test.
Windows 10 or later, 64-bit. OBS Studio or anything with browser sources. A Twitch account.
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