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A WizeBot alternative you can see step by step

WizeBot is a long-running, free cloud bot with a very long feature list. Bloopbot is a cloud bot too, but every command, alert and game is a flow on a canvas, and each step shows what it does.

Works in a browser, with nothing to install.

Marketplace
The Marketplace on Discover: one row with Search the marketplace, a Filters button and Sort set to Popular, a Featured shelf whose cards lead with a large cover, and every item below as a card with its cover, source, summary and contents.
Pebble, the Bloopbot mascot

WizeBot and Bloopbot compared

Both run in the cloud, so your bot keeps answering when your PC is off. They differ in how you build and in how far the feature list goes. There’s no importer for WizeBot, so you rebuild the commands you use as flows.

WizeBotBloopbot
Building commandsCustom commands with keywords, permissions and activation criteria such as time slot or gameFlows of triggers, checks and actions on a canvas
Your own codeJavaScript commandsNo code in commands; custom overlays take your own HTML, CSS and JavaScript
LoyaltyVirtual currency, shop, ranks and levelsLoyalty points, a points store and a leaderboard
GamesMini-games, bets, bingo and giveawaysSlots, roulette, duels, heists, bets and giveaways
Song requestsA song request systemSpotify, through your own Spotify Premium account
Alerts and overlaysAlerts, chat overlay, goals, emote wall and moreHosted overlays with alert layers, chat box, emote wall and more
ModerationAnti-spam, banned words, link control, warnings, follow-bot checks, emergency modeBlacklist, links, caps, symbols, emotes and repetition filters, plus AI moderation
IntegrationsDiscord, X, Bluesky, YouTube, LastFM, Steam, Stream Deck, Loupedeck, game serversDiscord, Bluesky, Mastodon, X, Threads, Instagram, Stream Deck, OBS
PlatformsTwitchTwitch and Kick
PriceFreeFree, with Plus and Pro plans

Checked October 2026 against WizeBot.

What WizeBot does well

WizeBot has run since 2013 and says more than a million streamers use it. Its own list covers a lot: counters, a shop, rank and level boards, a decryption game, fishing, a bomb game, an emergency mode, Twitch extensions and hooks into games such as 7 Days To Die and Project Zomboid. If one of those is why you use it, look for it in Bloopbot before you move.

Where Bloopbot differs

When WizeBot is the better fit

If you want JavaScript in your commands, Twitch extensions or a game-server hookup, WizeBot does that and Bloopbot doesn’t. If you read commands better than you remember settings, or you stream on Kick too, try Bloopbot alongside it and keep one bot answering each command.

Try one flow on your next stream.

Sign in with Twitch or Kick, install the Starter pack and change one step.

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