Rules with real safety rails
Commands, votes, cooldowns, target-window checks, permission profiles, emergency stops, and moderation locks are handled as first-class product controls.
Viewer-powered stream control
StreamSynq gives creators a moderated control layer for Twitch, YouTube, Kick, TikTok, OBS, overlays, and local game input, with permissions, cooldowns, regions, and audit trails built in from the start.
StreamSynq separates viewer excitement from machine-level control, so streamers can invite interaction while keeping every action bounded, observable, and reversible.
Commands, votes, cooldowns, target-window checks, permission profiles, emergency stops, and moderation locks are handled as first-class product controls.
The web app manages accounts, plans, regions, events, and audits. The local agent handles OBS and game input where the streamer can see and approve it.
Twitch, Kick, YouTube, and TikTok belong in one rule system, with platform-specific connectors and a unified event history.
Every viewer action moves through a predictable chain: platform event, rule match, moderation policy, regional session, local agent, then a logged result.
Native connectors listen for chat, gifts, subs, raids, votes, and custom triggers.
Rules validate cooldowns, viewer eligibility, moderation state, and regional placement.
The local agent sends approved input to OBS or the target game window.
Every action is logged for the streamer, moderators, support, and billing limits.
Start lean, then scale by platform access, rule volume, event throughput, moderation depth, and team permissions.
Validate the setup with one platform, starter rules, and basic overlays.
For solo streamers who want native chat control with real guardrails.
For multi-platform creators running moderated live interaction every stream.
For teams, agencies, and larger channels with operators and support needs.
Each region has its own Worker, D1 database, R2 storage, Queue, and Durable Object session layer, ready for future expansion without redesigning the platform.