One team. One playbook.
Keep rules, escalation paths and recurring commands together. New moderator? No guesswork required.
Moderate across platforms, coordinate your team and run the stream — without juggling chats, dashboards and Discord.
Moderation teams shouldn’t need six tabs and three apps just to keep one stream running.
Move between creators, follow conversations across Twitch, Kick and YouTube, and keep the relevant controls beside the chat.
Select a Twitch message and see Twitch actions. Select a Kick message and the interface adapts. Your workflow stays familiar; the platforms keep their own capabilities.
Community creator. Co-op streams on Fridays.
Shared with NovaArc’s invited teamViewer details and moderation history stay close to the decision.
Recent history, duplicate prevention, per-user cooldowns and a queue keep shoutouts coordinated. Use the official Twitch shoutout with an optional custom bot command.
Swordline understands the workflow — not just the button.
Recent shoutouts stay visible, so the next moderator knows what already happened. Demo queue.
Keep operational conversations out of the noise. Every Team Workspace belongs to one streamer, with access controlled by that streamer.
Ask first before sharing story details.
Reminder → 5-minute timeout → escalate repeated behavior
Keep rules, escalation paths and recurring commands together. New moderator? No guesswork required.
Use shared notes for handovers and decisions; assign tasks with a status and due date.
Platform moderator status does not automatically grant Team Workspace access. Lead Mods can receive additional permissions.
Create complex workflows once. Run them simply every time.
!fashion vote start {user} {outfit}Choose a name, platform, color and typed fields. Share it with the team or keep a personal shortcut.
Give your moderation team better tools while keeping your own stream workflow in the same place.
Create clips where supported. Add markers with descriptions. Keep follows, subscriptions and raids visible in the event feed.
Selected moderators can help with permitted title and category edits. Hide viewer counts when you want to focus on the stream.
The Thank-you Roll brings supported raids, follows, subscriptions and milestones from the session together. Scan the compact view, open the full list, or copy it for your outro.
Reconnect with your network, find a close match, discover someone new or support a smaller streamer. Each mode has its own preferences.
One more mission. Room for your community.
Useful with the defaults. Powerful when customized.
Set language, category and viewer range. Include or exclude followed creators, prioritize favorites, exclude follower/sub-only chat and adjust recent-raid suppression and match weights. Configuration is optional.
Swordline captures what happened during the stream. Creator Plus helps reveal the patterns over time.
Optional premium layer. Requires Creator Plus access; metrics depend on platform and available observations.
Ordinary chat messages expire after 24 hours and are removed by scheduled cleanup. Moderation records are separate.
Team data belongs to its streamer and is protected by membership and role checks.
Swordline does not automatically merge Twitch, Kick and YouTube identities into one person.
Currently in private alpha. Actively shaped with moderators and creators.