How it works
Channel tools with a clear boundary.
- The server owner operates BlokeBot.
- Channel owners select the tools for their channels.
- Moderators act within their current Twitch authority.
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Identify
Sign in to your normal Twitch account
BlokeBot finds your channel and the channels that you currently moderate. You select one before you view or change its tools.
Sign in and select a channel -
Authorize
Connect the channel and bot accounts separately
The channel account grants channel-level access. The bot account grants chat and announcement access. The dashboard identifies the account for each step.
Review Twitch connections -
Configure
Enable only the applicable tools
Each Chat Tools feature has a separate switch and settings. Community progression and games are separate features. BlokeBot isolates the data for each channel.
Select channel tools -
Operate
Use live controls and respond to visible failures
- Start the bot.
- Run rounds and giveaways.
- Review Alerts for delivery or readiness problems.
BlokeBot checks moderator authority again during a login session.
Review alerts and recover
Data locations
Public dashboard and private state
BlokeBot stores its database and OAuth tokens on its server. Public feature pages show only their documented views for participants.
Configuration requires an authorized Twitch identity.
- Channel data remains in the configured data directory of the server.
- Environment files or a secret manager hold Twitch client secrets.
- BlokeBot or a reverse proxy terminates HTTPS before OAuth reaches the app.
- Each backup contains the complete private application state.
