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Follows, subscriptions, raids, Bits, and redemptions will appear here.
Automatic chat TTS uses approved users and automatic access rules. Message filters still apply.
Turn on, Turn off, and Skip commands are always available to the broadcaster and moderators. Command-only controls whether other messages need the message prefix.
Read every message received while talking after the resume delay. Skipped messages stay visible in chat.
Match a word, phrase, @username, or JavaScript regular expression. Matching is case-insensitive.
In OBS, add a Browser Source and paste this URL. Keep Chatis open for speech; the overlay displays chat only.
Treat the URL and token as private. Replacing the URL stops existing OBS sources from working until you paste the new URL.
Default uses your current overlay settings. Named profiles keep a saved layout until you choose Save changes.
This setting affects both spoken messages and the OBS overlay.
Use 0 seconds to keep messages visible. The maximum can be set from 0 to 1,000.
Per-user voice assignments appear here after they are added from a user card.
No user-specific voices.
Premium viewers are people you mark as premium from their user card. This is separate from platform subscriptions.
Replace usernames, words, or phrases before they are spoken.
No pronunciation rules.
Twitch blocked terms are not synced automatically. Import them as TTS filters for the selected Twitch channel.
You can edit these rules now. They apply when access mode is set to “Selected viewers”.
Your browser needs one click before Chatis can play TTS reliably. This does not start your microphone.
Emotes will appear when provider catalogs are ready.
Connect an account in Settings → Connections to send messages.