CapyLive is a Windows desktop companion that pulls your Twitch dashboard, OBS scenes, chat moderation, and go-live announcements into one place — so you can stay in the stream.
Plays well with
Stream control, chat moderation, OBS integration, real-time event tracking, and AI-assisted writing — built for Twitch creators who want to spend less time alt-tabbing.
Keep chat in view while you play. CapyLive pops a notification the moment a follow, sub, raid, cheer, hype train, poll, prediction, goal, or channel-point redemption comes in — so you never miss a moment, even mid-game.
Update title and category, drop stream markers, send announcements, and start raids — straight from CapyLive. The Twitch dashboard stays where it belongs: out of your way.
CapyLive talks to OBS over WebSocket. Trigger scene changes from a hotkey, start or stop the stream, and see connection status before it ruins the night.
The draggable chat widget sits on top of your game — but it's flagged as excluded from capture, so OBS, screen recorders, and Discord shares only see the game underneath. You see the room. Viewers see the show.
Ban, timeout, clear chat, add or remove mods and VIPs. Run targeted moderation actions inline, without context-switching.
Cross-post your go-live to Discord (with per-channel targeting — gaming friends and dev followers don't have to share an announcement) and to X. OAuth in once, post forever.
Generate stream titles and shoutout messages with OpenAI, OpenRouter, or the built-in Capybot default — no key required. Add prefixes, suffixes, and custom prompts to shape every result.
Toggle overlays, scenes, control panels, and chat history with hotkeys you set — even when CapyLive is in the background.
Fonts, sizes, colors, opacity, profile pictures, badges, animated emote GIFs, bubble styling. Tune everything to match your brand.
When a raider lands, CapyLive picks one of their clips and rolls it on screen — built-in player, no extra service.
Real screens from the desktop app, not marketing renders. (Light and dark themes — and yes, the app theme follows the same palette as this site.)
CapyLive ships with three modes. Switch between them depending on the seat you're in — no separate apps, no separate logins.
Going live? Run the whole show from CapyLive — Twitch controls, OBS scenes, cross-posts, AI titles, and event alerts.
Keeping someone else's chat tidy? Run CapyLive without going live yourself. Full mod toolkit, no broadcaster overhead.
Just want to follow a stream from your desktop without a browser tab eating RAM? Read-only mode lives in the tray.
No CapyLive account, no signup. Run the installer, link the platforms you actually use, and start streaming.
Get the installer for Windows 10 or 11. Setup takes about 30 seconds.
OAuth into Twitch, Discord, and X. Tokens are stored locally — never sent to a third-party server.
Update your title, post the announcement, and watch the dashboard light up. CapyLive handles the rest.
Pricing details are coming. The latest plan information will live on the pricing page.
Yes — CapyLive's stream and scene controls drive OBS via the OBS WebSocket, so OBS needs to be running. The point isn't that you skip OBS; it's that you don't have to alt-tab to it mid-game.
Absolutely. Switch to Moderate Chat mode and connect to any channel where you have moderator permissions. Full ban / timeout / mod / VIP / clear toolkit, no broadcaster overhead.
Currently Windows 10 and 11 only.
CapyLive runs as a lightweight desktop companion. Most of the work happens on Twitch's side via EventSub subscriptions — the app itself is mostly idle until something happens.
OpenAI, OpenRouter, or the built-in Capybot default (no key required). Bring your own API key when you want a specific model.
Discord (with per-channel targeting — pick exactly which channels see each announcement) and X. OAuth in once, post forever.
Free download. Setup takes about 30 seconds.
