Stream chat history and viewer logs

Chat moves quickly, but important viewer context should not disappear the moment a stream ends. StreamBuddy keeps setup simple: connect supported accounts, go live, and keep searchable multichat history beside viewer profiles, notes, and tags.

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How StreamBuddy helps

One multichat history
Bring messages from connected streaming platforms into one private StreamBuddy workspace with platform context preserved.
Viewer context
Open viewer profiles, notes, tags, and returning-viewer history without leaving the chat workflow.
OBS-friendly surfaces
Dock StreamBuddy where you work, pop chat out when needed, and use browser-source chat overlays for stream output.
Private by default
Streamer-only notes, tags, summaries, and profile context stay out of public overlay surfaces.

Easy setup for chat history

StreamBuddy is built to fit the workflow streamers already use. Connect supported accounts, open the web app or desktop app, and let connected chat history become part of your private multichat workspace without a technical logging setup.

Why chat history matters

Past messages explain who someone is, what they care about, and how they have engaged over time. That context is hard to recover from raw platform chat alone, especially when viewers are talking across multiple platforms.

What StreamBuddy adds

StreamBuddy connects multichat history to viewer profiles so streamers can review context by person, not just by timestamp. Notes, tags, returning-viewer signals, and post-stream context stay close to the messages.

What to know

StreamBuddy is for streamer-owned connected accounts and private viewer context. It is not a public chat log scraper, and retention behavior follows product settings and supported platform limits.

What you can look up after stream

Messages from supported platforms
Viewer profile history
Notes and tags
Returning-viewer context
Stream-by-stream conversation memory
Moments to follow up on later

See the viewer context

Messages from connected platforms, interleaved in one feed with platform badges kept visible and private viewer context behind each username.

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VIEWER SUMMARY

Last talked about: Handles raid welcomes, mod queue, and challenge vote reminders every stream.

Returning Viewer

:Back from night shift. Did the close-up cam fix the solder joints from last week?

VIP:That cable management reveal is getting clipped. The before and after is ridiculous.

VIEWER SUMMARY

Last talked about: Clips every reveal moment and timestamps highlights before anyone else.

First Time Chat

:First time catching this live. Found you from the keyboard mod short and stayed for the chaos.

subscriberM:Twelve months subbed and still here for every "five minute fix" that becomes a whole segment.

Regular

:Chat memory calling me a regular last stream was painfully accurate.

:Usually lurking while I edit, but those orange keycaps absolutely saved the board.

Frequently asked questions

Is StreamBuddy a public chat log site?: No. StreamBuddy is for streamer-owned connected channels and private viewer context.
Can I search all chat forever?: StreamBuddy gives streamers a practical way to review connected chat history, with retention behavior shaped by product settings and supported platform limits.
Can chat history connect to notes?: Yes. StreamBuddy is built around viewer profiles, notes, tags, returning-viewer context, and chat history that helps you remember what happened.
Is chat history private?: Yes. StreamBuddy chat history is for your connected channels and private streamer workspace, not a public searchable log.
Does StreamBuddy restream video?: No. StreamBuddy does not restream video. It is focused on multichat, viewer context, and chat history, and it works alongside your current streaming system instead of replacing your encoder.

Read chat, remember your viewers

StreamBuddy is built for streamers who want an easy-to-set-up multichat tool with chat visibility, viewer logs, private notes, tags, text-to-speech options, and searchable community memory in the same workflow. Connect supported accounts, go live, and keep viewer context beside the chat tools you already use. You can also start with how StreamBuddy multichat works or the OBS dock and overlay setup.