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Know where to build behaviour, design overlays and manage your stream.

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Start on the Overview

Signing in lands you on Overview, and the Bloopbot logo in the sidebar brings you back to it. It answers one question: what is my bot doing right now?

  • The top row shows whether your stream is online, the running giveaway, how many songs are in the queue, and how many flows are on out of the ones you have built. Each card opens the page it summarises.
  • Flows that are on lists your enabled flows with when each last ran and how it ended. A yellow bar at the top counts flows that need attention; See what opens the Flows page.
  • Recent activity shows the last few runs across every flow. Open Live shows the full feed as it happens.
  • The buttons underneath jump to Live, Flows, Alerts, Widgets, the Setup guide and Links.
The Overview page: Stream Online, Giveaway open with 14 entries, Song queue 2 waiting and Flows 5 of 7 on across the top; a Flows that are on list with one flow needing attention, a Recent activity list, and Live, Flows, Alerts, Widgets, Setup guide and Links buttons.
The Overview reads the same status as Live and Flows, on one page. Click to enlarge.

The page refreshes itself every half minute and whenever you return to its tab; press Refresh to update it now. With no channel linked yet it shows a Link Channel button instead. If you edit more than one channel, a Channel picker appears beside Refresh; the rest of the sidebar still needs a channel chosen from Channels.

Flows, Widgets and Alerts

PageUse it to
FlowsChoose what starts an automation, what must be true and what happens next. Commands, timers and reward responses live here.
WidgetsDesign a hosted overlay and copy its Browser Source URL into OBS.
AlertsCheck connected sources, test delivery to custom widgets and connect your own HTML overlays.

The rest of your channel

  • Live shows recent activity and stream status. Song Requests and Giveaways manage those features during a stream.
  • Loyalty manages points and watch time. Regulars manages your channel’s regular-viewer list.
  • Quotes, Variables and Schedule hold content your flows can use.
  • Moderation configures filters. Nukes shows bulk moderation jobs.
  • Links manages Twitch, Spotify, your bot account and editors. Audit Log records administrative changes.

Working with more than one channel

Choose a channel from Channels before changing flows or settings. Editors work in the same channel tools as the owner, but account connections and editor access remain owner controls. Check the channel name whenever you move between streams.

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