Beaconn is a free desktop app that runs your chatbot, overlays, alerts, giveaways, music and AI from a single dashboard. Install it, sign in with Twitch, go live.
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What's inside
Most streamers run four or five tools at once and glue them together with hope. Beaconn does the lot, and every part talks to every other part.
Commands, timers, counters, quotes and moderation, all with the same effect chain editor behind them. Set a command up once and it can do ten things in order.
Drag components around in the visual builder, or drop into the code editor for full control. Each overlay gets one browser source URL. Hit save and OBS catches up in about half a second.
A follow, a redemption, a bit cheer, a hotkey, a schedule, a chat command. All of them run an effect chain, and a chain can do whatever you want in whatever order you want.
Several templates per event, picked at random with weights, so your fifth follow of the night does not look like the first. Build them visually or write them yourself.
Give the bot a personality, a set of rules and the context of what you are playing. It answers questions, joins in on its own if you let it, and can run locally on your own machine.
And the rest
Each of these is a full feature, not a checkbox. All of them are in the beta.
Keyword entry or channel point tickets, follower and sub filters, weighted draw, re-roll that skips the last winner.
Your own library, playlists, crossfade, shuffle and repeat, ducking under alerts, on its own OBS track so a claim cannot take the rest of your audio with it.
A Speak effect with a queue, length limits, a blocklist and a per viewer cooldown. Off until you turn it on.
Your own currency with a name you pick, earned by watching or chatting, with group multipliers and leaderboards.
Follower, sub, bit or custom goals that reset daily, weekly or monthly, keep a streak, and run a chain when they land.
Live lurk list and all time leaderboard. Lurks end when someone talks, leaves, or the stream does.
Group viewers by tier, role, follow status or name, then greet them with a sound, a message or a whole chain.
Twitch polls and predictions from the dashboard, live bars in an overlay, plus a prediction wheel with weighted odds.
Join, leave, position and next, with optional sub or follower priority for playing with chat.
Create and edit rewards, work through the redemption queue, and wire any reward to a chain.
Scenes, sources, filters, recording and streaming, driven from any chain or hotkey.
Eight filters with their own escalating actions, a permit command, the AutoMod queue and a full history per viewer.
One hotkey mutes every sound the app can make, alerts and media included, while the rest of your chains carry on.
A small always on top HUD with viewers, uptime, game and bot status, so you are not alt tabbing to check.
Recolour the whole dashboard from one accent, pick your density, and drag the home page modules where you want them.
Export the database and every uploaded file as one zip, or a lighter config export that is safe to share.
Pricing
Every feature, every update, no pro tier and nothing held back for a plan. Beaconn was built because the tools it replaces kept moving things behind a paywall.
The creator marketplace below is the only money the project will ever take, and most of that goes to the people making the things.This is just the start...
Beta first, then the parts that let other people build on top. Nothing here is in the beta build, and none of it will ever be a paid tier of Beaconn itself.
A documented SDK so anyone can add to Beaconn without waiting on us. Plugins slot into the registries that already run the app, so a plugin effect sits in the same menu as a built in one.
Beaconn already speaks to OBS and Twitch. Next is everything else that sits on a streaming desk, each one a trigger and a set of effects rather than a bolted on panel.
One place to find overlays, widgets, themes and alert packs, free or paid, made by the people who use the app. Install straight into Beaconn, no zip files and no folder hunting.
Open beta
The Discord is where the build drops, where the bugs get filed and where the next features get argued about. Come and break it early.
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