Your bot keeps running when your PC is off

Bloopbot runs your triggers, checks and actions on its own servers. You build them on a canvas in your browser, with no C# and nothing to install.

On your phone? Sign up now. Pebble sets up your bot with you on your computer in about five minutes.

Works in a browser on Windows, Mac or Linux.

The flow canvas with a Chat command trigger connected to a Chat message action. Under the trigger, a tray of the values it hands on — Who typed it, After the command, Word 1, Word 2 and a +1 more button; under the Chat message, its Message field with a user badge, with a dashed data wire into it from Who typed it. The node palette is on the left, Test fire and Save are in the top bar, and the Tidy up button is in the canvas toolbar.

Streamer.bot and Bloopbot compared

Both are free to start. They differ in where the bot runs and how you build it.

	Streamer.bot	Bloopbot
Where it runs	An app on your PC	Bloopbot’s servers
PC must stay on	Yes	No
Mac and Linux	Windows; macOS and Linux only through Whisky or Wine, which it calls experimental	Any computer with a browser
Building logic	Lists of sub-actions, plus C# for anything custom	A canvas of triggers, checks and actions
Shared state	Global and per-user variables	Channel and per-viewer variables that every flow can read
Overlays and alerts	Build your own on its WebSocket or HTTP server	Hosted overlays you add to OBS as a Browser Source
Apps on your PC	OBS, Stream Deck, VTube Studio, Voicemod and more	OBS through your overlay, and a Stream Deck key can start a flow; nothing else on your PC
Platforms	Twitch, YouTube, Kick and Trovo	Twitch and Kick
Price	Free, with an optional Patreon tier for cloud backups	Free, with Plus and Pro plans

Checked October 2026 against Streamer.bot.

A Streamer.bot alternative for Mac

Streamer.bot is built for Windows. Its own macOS guide calls running it on a Mac experimental and not officially supported: you install it through Whisky, which needs macOS 14 or later and is no longer actively maintained, and its built-in chat and event feed windows do not work there. Linux runs it the same way through Wine.

Bloopbot has nothing to install, so a Mac is no different from a PC:

You build and change flows in your browser, signed in with Twitch or Kick.
Your overlays and alerts are web pages that OBS for Mac shows as a Browser Source (Add an overlay to OBS).
Commands, timers and moderation keep answering in chat when the Mac is asleep or off.
Spotify song requests and sounds on a channel points reward work the same as on Windows.

What you give up is most of the reach into your computer: Bloopbot can start flows from OBS and switch scenes through your overlay, but it cannot drive VTube Studio or Voicemod, which Streamer.bot can on Windows. See when Streamer.bot is the better fit.

The same ideas, drawn instead of listed

An action becomes a flow, and each sub-action becomes a step you can see on the canvas. There’s no importer, so you rebuild the actions you use most; the guide maps each one.

	Streamer.bot	Bloopbot
Actions	An action and its sub-actions	A flow
Triggers	Triggers on an action	The flow’s trigger, such as Chat command or On a reward redeemed
Logic	If / Else and Switch sub-actions	Check steps, each with a path for yes and a path for no
Loops	While sub-actions	For each, once per item in a list
State	Global and user variables	Variables, declared once and read anywhere as `$(var.name)`
Sharing	Extensions you import	Flow packs, the Community group and shared flow files

What changes when the bot isn’t on your PC

Your chat commands and moderation filters keep answering when your PC is off, and you can change a flow from any browser.
You start from a ready-made pack, such as Starter, then change the steps you want.
Your overlays are hosted, so OBS loads the same URL on whichever PC you stream from.
An editor you trust can sign in with their own Twitch account and fix a flow for you. Editors may not be included on your plan.

The Flows page with Add to Flows docked on its right, the list and its + New flow and + Add buttons beside it: Search flows and packs, the All, Packs and Flows filters, then Packs, with Starter, Pack · 12 flows marked Installed and Alerts, Pack · 8 flows with Add, and more packs below. — Add to Flows: add a ready-made pack, then change any step. Click to enlarge.

When Streamer.bot is the better fit

If your bot drives VTube Studio, Voicemod or other apps on your PC, runs your own C# code, or you stream to YouTube or Trovo, Streamer.bot does that and Bloopbot doesn’t. If you need both, you can keep Streamer.bot for your PC and hand chat to Bloopbot, as long as the two never answer the same command.