What ALTIKO can do today — and what is still to come.

Alerts for follows, subscriptions, resubs, gift subs, bits and raids. AltikoBOT answers in your chat and becomes a moderator automatically when connecting — you do not have to type anything.

The same alerts as on Twitch, plus chat in both directions. Kicks trigger the same alerts as Twitch bits, along with Kick rewards, bans and timeouts as events, and a notice when the title or category changes.

Your live chat flows into ALTIKO — messages, Super Chats, Super Stickers and memberships. Replies go back into the chat. Reviewed and approved by Google: no warning page when connecting.

AltikoBOT sits in your server and can write there. Every rule can post to a channel of your choice — the channels are offered as a list. Ready-made template: a live notice as soon as your stream starts. Up to three servers free, more with Premium.

Add one browser source, done — no program that has to run alongside. If two alerts arrive at once, they queue up neatly. You set the look and the duration yourself.

Follows, subscriptions, gift subs, bits, Super Chats and raids — one switch and your text for each. Where an amount is involved you can tier it: a different message from 1000 bits than at 100.

Upload your own sounds and pick them for every alert. 15 sounds free, 50 with Premium, up to 8 MB per file. When Premium ends nothing is deleted: what is too much is paused and kept for a year.

Create rewards — ALTIKO creates them on Twitch and Kick. On redemption your sound plays and the alert runs. On Twitch this needs Affiliate status — which Twitch grants, not us.

If your chat sets off a Hype Train, the bot says so — at the start and at every new level. And when one of your channel goals fills up, likewise.

A rule can switch the scene or show and hide a source — for instance pulling the camera up large on a big raid.

Twitch, Kick and YouTube in one window, every line with its platform logo. You write once, it goes to all of them. Also available as a window inside OBS.

Your own and seven that come with it: !discord, !social, !schedule, !uptime, !followage, !lurk and !hello. For each command you set who may use it and how often it may fire.

Your viewers collect points for being there, with extras for follows, subs, gift subs, raids and bits. With a leaderboard — and you can let them spend the points in rules: “song request for 500”.

Anyone who has been around long enough trades points for VIP. Points are deducted only once Twitch has really granted the VIP — if no slot is free, the viewer keeps their points.

Ask a question, up to five answers — the chat types the number, the overlay counts along live. All three platforms land in the same pot.

The chat bets channel points on one of two outcomes — start, lock and resolve from within ALTIKO, with the real display in the player. Affiliate upwards only.

You say what there is to win and which word joins in — the overlay counts along, you draw. Whoever has already won is out.

!quote shows a random one, !quote 12 a particular one, !quote add The text adds one. Only moderators may add, anyone may read.

!so name recommends a channel along with what ran there last. And whoever writes for the first time in your broadcast gets a greeting — once, not with every message.

Clears away what you cannot watch for yourself while streaming: links, capitals, repetitions, endless strings of characters. Four switches — moderators and VIPs stay out of it.

!title New round and !game Minecraft — on Twitch and Kick at the same time, without opening two sites mid-stream.

Every rule can say its text as an announcement: on Twitch with a coloured bar. Kick and YouTube do not have that — there the same text arrives as an ordinary message.

If somebody types !clip, Twitch captures the last few seconds and the bot posts the address — without you interrupting the stream.

“A pointer to your Discord every 15 minutes” — if you like, only while you are live, so your chat does not fill up overnight.

Viewers trade their loyalty points by chat command for things you define — with a sound, an alert and an answer in chat. !shop shows what is on offer.

Wheel of fortune, roulette, duel against each other and a shared heist — played for loyalty points, with stake limits and cooldowns so that nobody gambles everything away.

Viewers line up with !join, you pull in the next ones with a click — with priority for subscribers if you like, and as a list in the overlay.

!death, !win and whatever you like: mods count up and down in chat, the total stands live in the overlay.

A rule applies on every platform you have connected. A sub on Twitch and a membership on YouTube trigger the same alert. Nothing has to be kept twice.

“When somebody follows — then say thank you and show something.” Three lines, everything selectable, no programming. Before you save, one sentence states what your rule does.

Most of it you do not have to build: “Thanks for following”, “Greet a raid”, “Live notice” — switch on, fill in one field, done. Sorted in the menu by On stream, Chat & community and Platforms.

“Deaths today”, “Cookies for every viewer” — numbers your rules count up and mention in chat or in an alert.

Save rules and feature settings as a file and read them back in — at somebody else's place too. Anything tied to your channel stays behind, and imported rules start out off.

A rule that almost ran says what stopped it — a cooldown, a missing role, too small an amount. Right on the card instead of in the server log.

If Twitch or Kick quietly withdraws an event, ALTIKO fetches it back by itself every ten minutes. If only you can help, it says so at your connection.

When you upload a video, AltikoBOT posts it in your Discord — within five minutes at the latest. Livestreams are left out; the live notice covers those.

A box with your rules and a button. Whoever agrees gets the role and sees the server — whoever does not, sees nothing. Ready-made rule texts are included.

A greeting on joining, plus a box with buttons where everyone picks what applies to them: a ping when you go live, favourite games, colours.

Points for joining the conversation, roles from a certain level, an image on level-up. What counts is that somebody writes — not what.

Foreign invites, advertising links, mass mentions and words of your choosing are gone before anyone reads them. Whoever moderates is never moderated.

One button opens a private conversation with your team. What is done archives itself instead of lingering as a dead channel.

Your own commands such as !rules, emojis and answers to keywords — plus a board that lists everything and keeps itself up to date.

Members add themselves with a button, the bot sends congratulations. Day and month are enough, the year is optional, and anyone can remove themselves.

One button, one point in time, one winner — drawn automatically. Polls are Discord's own, with its own results.

Whoever enters the starting channel gets their own room; once it is empty, it disappears again.

A channel called “👥 1,204 members” — created with one click. Alongside the server numbers, your Twitch followers and subs are available too.

Whoever cuts a clip from your stream usually shares it nowhere. Here it lands in the channel by itself.

A notice you change in the dashboard and that changes in Discord in place — something you cannot do by hand. Plus single announcements in the bot's name.

What AltikoBOT should be called in your server. On Discord the name and picture belong to the application — only the nickname can be set per server.

Whoever subscribes to you on Twitch automatically gets a role in your Discord — and loses it again when the subscription runs out. Viewers link their accounts themselves, once, under /verknuepfen.

The overview shows key figures, your last stream and all connections at a glance. The menu is sorted by category, and with Ctrl + K you find any setting.

You can switch the interface — dashboard, overlay editor, the window in OBS and the public pages. How far each language has come is shown in the Languages box above; the number is recalculated with every update. What the bot writes into chat is still German — a separate chat language per channel is coming.

Followers, subs, chat and viewers together. The last 7 days free, with Premium up to a year, including your best streaming times.

Instead of AltikoBOT, an account of your own writes — for instance YourChannelBot. On Twitch, Kick and YouTube. When Premium ends, AltikoBOT writes again — nothing falls silent.

A raid, bits, gift subs, a Hype Train, a wave of subs, a Super Chat, the clip command or a chat that explodes — ALTIKO records a clip and posts it to your Discord, configurable per server and per occasion. On YouTube there is a timestamp instead of a clip, jumping to that spot in the video.

Design your own overlays freely: images, GIFs, videos, text and shapes, plus an alert box, chat, latest events, goals and a countdown. With templates and 2 GB for your own files — free of charge.

Anyone looking after several communities connects several servers — three free, more with Premium. When Premium ends, the most recently connected ones are paused, not deleted.

€5.99 a month or €59.90 a year — two months free. Straight from the dashboard, paid securely through Stripe, cancel any time. Try it free for 7 days beforehand, without payment details.

Servers in Germany, no advertising networks, no analytics tools. Access tokens are stored encrypted, chat messages are deleted after 30 days. You can delete your account yourself at any time.

Post ideas on the wish board and vote for other people's wishes — everyone sees what the community wants, and we see what matters most.

Deleted and edited messages, joins and leaves in view. Links and spam are already cleared away by the chat guard — what is missing is the record.

A channel where members put forward ideas and vote on them. Levels and tickets already exist — this is the rest of it.

Prepare an announcement and have it posted at a fixed time — once or regularly. Clicking one together with an image and colour already works (notice board), only the timing is missing.

For the overlay editor: a subathon timer, counters, a loyalty-point leaderboard and rotating banners.

Markers for editing later, by command or on highlights — and a notice in chat before the ad break starts.

To control OBS you add a small window once today. With a proper plugin even that would fall away.

Anyone streaming with it instead of OBS should get the same possibilities.

Have messages about donations, subs or channel points read aloud on stream — with natural-sounding voices.

On the list, but a long way down.