ChatCue: live chat dashboard for YouTube, Kick & Twitch

See what your YouTube, Kick or Twitch chat wants now: requests, questions, flags and tips on one dashboard. Built for Hinglish.

Chat moves too fast to read while you're streaming. ChatCue reads your YouTube or Kick live chat for you and shows what matters on one live dashboard, built for Indian streamers and Hinglish chat. WHAT YOU SEE WHILE YOU STREAM • Chat wants now: the top requests from your chat ("match start karo", "Erangel khelo"), bigger when more people ask • Questions: repeated questions with counts; tick them off once answered • Every message, labelled: members, Super Chats, questions, spam, repeats • Flagged: gaali and abusive messages, with how many times that person was flagged this stream. Flags never delete anything; you decide • People: who just joined chat (say hi), most active viewers, every Super Chat, Kicks tip, membership and sub OBS OVERLAY Show the top 3 chat requests on stream, so viewers see you're listening. NO API KEYS, NO SETUP ChatCue reads the chat page you already have open. No YouTube or Kick login, no API keys. 1. Open your YouTube chat pop-out (ChatCue switches it to "Live chat" so every message counts), or your Kick channel or Kick popout chat 2. Click ChatCue → Open dashboard (works on a second screen, tablet or phone) PRIVACY ChatCue only reads YouTube and Kick live chat pages. It never posts in your chat, never bans anyone and never reads other sites. Live only: no viewer history is kept, a stream's data is deleted when your next stream starts, and you can delete it anytime from the extension settings. - Category: Social Networking - Language: English - Store icon: upload C:\Users\nikhi\stream-chat-ai\extension\icons\icon-128.png - Screenshots: see the last section. Privacy practices tab Single purpose: ChatCue reads the YouTube or Kick live chat page the streamer has open and shows an analysis of that chat (requests, questions, flagged messages, viewers, Super Chats) on a live dashboard for the streamer. storage justification: Saves the streamer's settings (server address and private dashboard key) and the connection status, so the extension stays connected between browser sessions. Host permission justification: https://chatcue.nikhilpansheriya8.workers.dev/* — sends the chat messages read from the open YouTube or Kick chat page to ChatCue's own server, which runs the analysis and serves the streamer's dashboard. youtube.com/live_chat*, studio.youtube.com/live_chat* and youtube.com watch pages — reads the live chat messages on YouTube's chat page, both as displayed and as the page itself receives them, so chat keeps arriving while that tab is in the background. kick.com/* and dashboard.kick.com/* — reads the chat messages on the streamer's Kick channel page, popout chat or creator dashboard. Nothing else on these pages is read or changed. Optional https://*/* and localhost — only requested if the streamer enters a different dashboard server in Settings (self-hosting). Not requested by default. Remote code: select "No, I am not using remote code". If it still asks for a justification, paste: All extension code ships in the package. The extension only exchanges JSON data with its server; it never downloads or executes code. Data usage: tick these 3 and leave everything else unticked: - ☑ Personally identifiable information (viewers' public display names) - ☑ User activity (chat messages) - ☑ Website content (chat message text) Then tick all 3 certifications at the bottom. Privacy policy URL: https://chatcue.nikhilpansheriya8.workers.dev/privacy