Turn raiders into regulars

How StreamBuddy helps

• One multichat workspace

  Bring messages from connected streaming platforms into one private StreamBuddy workspace for live reading and follow-up.

• Viewer context

  Open viewer profiles, notes, tags, first-time chatter details, and returning-viewer history without leaving chat.

• OBS-friendly surfaces

  Dock StreamBuddy for your own workflow and use browser-source URLs when you want chat displayed on stream.

• Private by default

  Streamer-only notes, tags, summaries, and profile context stay out of public overlay surfaces.

Why raids are easy to waste

During a raid, chat moves fast and first-time viewers blur together across platforms. After stream, it is hard to remember who engaged meaningfully if every chat and note lives somewhere different.

What StreamBuddy adds

StreamBuddy adds viewer profiles, notes, tags, first-time chatter context, multichat history, and post-stream review so promising new viewers are easier to remember.

Easy setup for stream day

Connect your streaming accounts, open StreamBuddy's multichat workspace, and go live. You can keep your current alerts, bot, OBS setup, and raid workflow while StreamBuddy handles the viewer-memory layer.

A simple raid follow-up workflow

• Mark promising first-time chatters

  Tag the people who asked good questions, joined the conversation, or felt like they could become regulars.

• Add notes while it is fresh

  Keep quick context on what they played, asked about, or connected with so the next greeting feels personal.

• Watch for return visits

  Use viewer history and returning-viewer context to notice when raid visitors come back in a later stream.

What to do after the stream

• Review first-time chatters while the stream is fresh.
• Tag anyone who seemed likely to return.
• Add quick notes about games, questions, jokes, or shared moments.
• Check future streams for returning raid visitors.
• Use chat history to remember what pulled people in.

See the viewer context

Messages from connected platforms are interleaved in one feed, with platform badges kept visible and private viewer context behind each username. Connect your accounts, go live, and use the same multichat history afterward to remember who showed up.

Frequently asked questions

Can StreamBuddy identify raiders?

StreamBuddy helps you review first-time chatters, viewer profiles, chat history, and follow-up notes around raid moments. Exact automatic raid-origin attribution depends on platform data and product support.

How do I follow up after a raid?

Review who chatted, tag promising new viewers, add notes while the stream is fresh, and look for return visits in future streams.

Can StreamBuddy help with first-time chatters?

Yes. StreamBuddy is built around viewer profiles, private notes, tags, chat history, and returning-viewer context, which makes first-time chatter review much easier.

Is StreamBuddy hard to set up for raid follow-up?

No. Connect your accounts, open the multichat workspace, and go live. StreamBuddy works alongside your current alerts, bot, OBS setup, and streaming workflow so you can review chat afterward without changing your whole stack.

Does StreamBuddy restream video?

No. StreamBuddy is a multichat and viewer-context tool that works alongside your current streaming system. It helps you read, organize, and review chat without touching your video or audio.

Read every chat, remember who might come back

StreamBuddy is built for streamers who want simple setup, multichat visibility, and community memory in the same workflow. Keep your current stream stack, connect your accounts, and use StreamBuddy to turn busy raid moments into real viewer follow-up. You can also start with how StreamBuddy multichat works or the OBS dock and overlay setup.