Activity & media.
Every channel event in one filterable feed, and full control of the media queue including where each track came from.
The activity feed
Follows, subs, gifts, cheers, tips, raids, redemptions, merch sales, clips, moderation and more, in one feed. It uses the same presentation as the dashboard feed, so an event reads the same in both places.
The Interleaved pane is the same feed woven together with chat, for when you would rather watch one river than two.
Filters
Every event type is on by default. Turn off the ones you do not want in a matrix grouped by kind: subs, monetary, engagement, moderation, media, system and assist.
Four numeric floors sit underneath, all starting at zero, which means no filtering.
| Filter | Effect |
|---|---|
| Minimum bits | Hide cheers below this amount. |
| Minimum tip | Hide tips below this amount, in USD. |
| Minimum raid size | Hide raids smaller than this. |
| Gift count floor | Hide gift-sub events below this many gifts. |
There is also an exclude list for viewers you never want to see in the feed, and a Reset filters that clears the types, the floors and the exclude list together.
Moderation shows up here too
Timeouts, bans, unbans, warnings, AutoMod holds and resolutions, and your bot's own enforcement all appear as ordinary activity rows in the moderation group. There is no separate log to go and check, and turning that group off hides them like anything else. Individually deleted messages are the exception: they are not carried into the feed, so a deletion shows in the chat pane rather than here.
Media
The media pane shows what is playing, what is queued, and where the queue is coming from. Play, pause, skip and reorder from here.
A badge tells you which playlist is feeding the queue and why.
| Badge | Meaning |
|---|---|
| LIVE | Mapped to the category you are currently streaming. |
| DEFAULT | Your fallback playlist. |
| VIEWING | Selected manually for this session. |
Use Switch playlist to override for this session only. That override lasts until you clear it with Use automatic, and it does not change your saved mapping.
Where a track came from, and keeping it
Each queued track says whether a viewer requested it or whether it is filler pulled from a playlist. When something good comes through as a request, Steal saves it onto a playlist of your choice, or into a new playlist built from that track. Tracks already sourced from a playlist have nothing to steal, and one already saved says so rather than offering to duplicate it.
If your dock URL does not carry the media permission, the pane still shows what is playing. It just cannot control it, and says so.