Someone asks for a song. Four messages later it's gone forever.
The alternative was writing them down.
I'm not writing anything down.
TikTok requests need TikFinity — a free download from a different maker. Twitch needs nothing.
Request comes in
From chat, on either platform.
It gets matched
Against what's actually in the library.
It lands in the queue
Oldest first, ready to play.
Streaming to Twitch only? You have options.
Live on both? Half your chat asks for songs and nothing happens, because the tool doesn't know TikTok exists.
They type it wrong. It finds it anyway.
"the kill" and half an artist, spelled however. It matches what's actually in your library and tells you how sure it is.
The ones you don't have go in a pile.
One button searches, shows you what it found, downloads the one you pick. No alt-tabbing to Bridge mid-song.
Oldest request first.
Not whenever you got around to approving it. Bump anyone you want.
The same song eleven times is not eleven requests.
Set how many each person gets, by follower status. Regulars get more room.
I built this because I couldn't keep up with my own chat.
I stream Clone Hero. Everything in here exists because it broke on my stream first, usually while people were watching.