The Broadside
Your chat drops a hundred links an hour.
Which one is worth reacting to?
The Broadside listens to your Twitch chat, pulls every link your mods or subs submit, fetches the article or video, tags the source's credibility, and flags the ones likely to draw a copyright strike or need a content warning before you hit play.
Your mods triage on one screen, sorted into named segments if you want a running order. You react on another, with an OBS overlay and a one-click “Watching:” chat post for whatever's live. Everything you covered becomes timestamped show notes the moment you go offline.
Every part of the run of show
Not just link triageNamed segments
Group up next into named blocks — Politics, Tech, Wildcard — and drag items between them or reorder the blocks themselves.
Overlay & chat, on your terms
An OBS browser-source overlay for whatever’s live, themed to your stream’s own colors. Post the same link to chat and pin it with one click — and override the title shown on both if the scraped one isn’t right.
Warnings before you’re live
Trigger warnings you write lead the chat post and the overlay. AI- and keyword-flagged content warnings catch graphic material a mod might miss during a fast-moving queue.
The Shelf
A durable research list independent of tonight’s run of show. Keep prep notes, organize it into segments ahead of time, then send a whole rundown to the deck at once.
Add from anywhere
A browser extension and a bookmarklet put whatever tab you’re reading straight onto the deck or a Shelf segment — no chat message required. Get the Chrome extension (works on Edge too).
Mods, scoped to what they need
Approve straight into a segment, not just an ungrouped pile — and see who approved what. Grant deck-organizing and on-air control separately, so a mod’s reach never has to match yours.
Audience Q&A
A chat command feeds a mod-triaged question queue onto the on-air overlay, so you can take questions without reading raw chat.
Chat raffles
Timed !enter windows, a random draw, sub/VIP-only entry, and a per-winner reroll — announced to chat automatically.
Mod availability
A green/yellow/red roster so you know who’s around to triage before you go live, without pinging anyone.
After the show
Every played item becomes a timestamped show note with your own takeaway. Export the run as Markdown, or post the played list straight to a Discord webhook.
Archive receipts
A snapshot of the page is captured automatically on approval — a receipt if the source edits or deletes it later.
Your app, your colors
Pick a built-in palette or build a custom one from your brand colors, applied across the deck, mod view, and overlay alike.
How it works
Connect Twitch
One OAuth click grants read access to your chat, and the ability to post one “now watching” message when you click it. No moderation actions, ever.
Fill the queue
Share the mod link with your trusted chat — they approve, tag, and organize into segments, sorted out of the firehose before you ever see it. Or skip chat entirely: add from the browser extension, or send a whole rundown over from the Shelf.
React from the deck
One piece at a time — title, summary, source, risk. Hit Played and it’s archived and turned into a show note, ready to export or post to Discord.