StreamPulse: Twitch, Kick & YouTube Alerts, Points, Drops & Badges

Live alerts for Twitch, Kick, YouTube & CHZZK. Auto-claim Channel Points, track Drops & badges, hover previews, chat filters.

StreamPulse is a live notifier for Twitch, Kick and YouTube: get an alert the moment a streamer you follow goes live, auto-claim your Twitch Channel Points to earn points while you watch, never miss a Twitch Drop, and track every chat badge, with a direct link to each live, all from one lightweight extension. 🌍 Translated into 12 languages. No account. Live notifications for Twitch, Kick and YouTube • One dashboard for Twitch, Kick and YouTube: live channels first, with viewers, category and uptime. • CHZZK (Korean platform): live alerts, title, category and viewers for CHZZK channels, offered when the extension language is Korean or English. • Desktop alerts when a streamer you follow goes live, and optionally when they change category or title. • Notification sounds: six sounds you can preview, plus quiet hours. • Alert pause: silence notifications for 1 hour or until tomorrow morning, and a “Why no alert?” check that shows what is blocking one. • Add a channel in a few letters: matching Twitch and Kick channels show up as you type, live ones first. • Bulk add: paste up to 50 usernames or channel links, check the list, and add them all at once. • Linked accounts: link a streamer's Twitch, Kick and YouTube accounts to get one tile and one notification when both are live. • History tab: the lives you missed, with their length and a direct link to the Twitch replay. • Hover previews: preview a live stream by hovering a channel link on Twitch. • Watch later tab: keep Twitch, Kick and YouTube links with a personal note. Twitch Drops, badges and Channel Points • Drops panel: your Twitch Drops in progress with their progress and time left, the ones ready to claim, and Twitch campaigns filtered by new, ending soon and upcoming, your games first. • Drops planner: pick Drops, say how much time you have and see what can finish before the deadline. It's an estimate: Twitch decides what counts. • Badges tab: chat badge campaigns and new Twitch global badges as soon as they appear, free or paid, with the ones you already own. A notification tells you about new free badges. Without StreamPulse+, the auto mode still claims one free badge a day. • Channel Points panel: every channel point you earn on Twitch, channel by channel. • Auto-claim for the Channel Points bonus chest on Twitch and the daily reward on Kick, and points earned on Kick counted too. • Incoming raid alerts (beta, off by default): get notified when a channel you follow is raided, even with no tab open. Automatic raid cancel is available in settings. Right inside Twitch • Your StreamPulse favorites in the Twitch sidebar, above your followed channels, with live status. • A settings panel right on Twitch, opened from the top bar without leaving the stream. • An "Add to StreamPulse" button on every Twitch channel page. A smoother player • Anti-pause: the stream keeps playing when you switch tabs. • Player recovery after errors such as Twitch #2000: StreamPulse presses Try again for you and reloads the tab if the player still won't start, never on a background tab. Can be switched off in settings. • Picture-in-Picture button, fast-forward button to jump back to the live edge, and a volume boost up to 200%. • Optional: keep the video quality when the tab is in the background, and hide Twitch extension overlays on top of the video. • Chat filters by keyword or user, on Twitch and Kick. Your tabs, your way • The streamer's avatar as the tab icon, and a red LIVE dot while they are on air. • Keep Twitch, Kick and YouTube tabs from being put to sleep by Chrome. • Layout: reorder the top bar tabs and the settings sections, and hide the ones you don't use. • Search your settings and filter them by platform. • Alt+Shift+S opens the pop-up, editable in chrome://extensions/shortcuts. • Extension language: 12 languages, chosen independently from your browser language. Your watch time • Time watched per channel and a shareable recap image for the last 7 or 30 days or any month, in 16:9 or 9:16. • Time spent watching YouTube lives is counted too. • Backup and restore: move your streamers, favorites, channel groups, settings, history, points, Drops and watch time to another browser. • CSV export of your points and Drops history. • Optional sync of your streamers and settings across your devices through your browser profile, no account. StreamPulse+ (optional, paid) Everything above is free and stays free. StreamPulse+ is a monthly (7 days free) or yearly plan that supports the project and adds: • Automatic Drops: claimed as soon as they're ready, even with no Twitch tab open — StreamPulse checks them every 10 minutes, so it works while you watch on your phone or TV. • Smart alerts: only for a game, a word in the title or a viewer threshold. • Drops campaign alerts: a notification when a campaign starts on a game you follow. • A different notification sound for lives, category changes, title changes and raids. • Advanced recap with a yearly Wrapped. • Assisted predictions with a movable widget on the video. • Where your points come from (watching, bonuses, raids, streaks…) with a sheet per streamer, and the history of every Drop you earned. • The full list of badges you can earn right now, with a live to open in one click and an auto mode that watches in a pinned, muted tab and closes it once the badge is yours. • 25 username and badge effects in Twitch chat, seen by every StreamPulse user. • Clip downloads as MP4 from any Twitch clip page. • Referrals: your friends get their first month free, and you unlock free months and exclusive effects. Source code The full code is public on GitHub so you can read it and check how it works. It is all rights reserved: it may not be copied, modified or reused: github.com/AlexisAMZ/streampulse-extension Privacy StreamPulse needs no account and has no trackers or analytics. Your streamers, settings, points, Drops and watch time stay on your device. Your Drops and badges are read from Twitch with your own Twitch session, directly between your browser and Twitch. Only three things reach our server, streampulse.tech: the optional community badge, off by default, sends a hashed version of your Twitch username (never the username itself) at most once a day, with the effects you picked if you have StreamPulse+; a StreamPulse+ license key is checked there when you activate it; and your referral code is created there when you ask for it. If you uninstall StreamPulse, an optional anonymous survey page opens on streampulse.tech with only the extension version, language and number of days since install. Streamer names, and what you type to add a channel, are sent only to Twitch, Kick, YouTube and CHZZK to find channels and check who is live.