Earmuffs

Beeps profanity in Twitch live audio and masks it in chat, judged in context.

Earmuffs beeps swearing out of Twitch live streams and masks it in chat, so you can leave a stream on around kids, at work, or anywhere you'd rather not hear f-bombs. HOW IT WORKS Earmuffs listens to the stream you're watching, turns the speech into text, and finds swear words. Each one is beeped right as it's spoken. In chat, swear words get masked before you read them. It judges words in context rather than matching a blocklist, so it doesn't beep "Scunthorpe", "cocktail", "assassin", or someone named Dick. FEATURES - Beeps profanity in Twitch live stream audio - Masks swear words in Twitch chat - Understands context, which means far fewer false alarms than a word list - Adjustable sensitivity - One-click on/off from the toolbar - Live counter of words beeped and masked WHAT YOU NEED Earmuffs uses your own API keys, which you enter once in the popup: - A Deepgram key for speech-to-text (deepgram.com, free credit when you sign up) - A TypeSafe key, or an Anthropic key if you prefer Claude Haiku, to judge words in context PRIVACY Earmuffs has no servers and collects nothing. Audio and chat text go straight from your browser to the services you choose, using your keys. Your keys and settings never leave your device. Earmuffs is open source: github.com/TheRealRajdeep/earmuffs Works on twitch.tv live streams and native Twitch chat. Earmuffs is not affiliated with or endorsed by Twitch.