One event model
Twitch, YouTube, Kick, TikTok, webhooks, and local connector events are normalized into the same rule and audit system.
Stream control infrastructure
StreamSynq
A control layer for creators who want viewer interaction to feel live, powerful, and safe. Route chat, gifts, votes, alerts, OBS changes, TTS, and local game input through one moderated system.
Product
Viewer energy comes in messy. StreamSynq turns it into governed actions.
Every event passes through a visible decision chain before it reaches the game, overlay, OBS, or speech layer.
Operator controls first
Cooldowns, queues, mod gates, subscriber gates, blocklists, voting, panic stop, and target-window guardrails are not afterthoughts.
Cloud-managed, locally executed
The web app owns accounts, workspaces, plans, regions, and audit history. The local agent owns the sensitive machine-level actions.
For operators
A live dashboard that answers the important question: why did this action fire?
Incoming
janetheartyou: !jump
Twitch chat.message
Rule match
jump-space
platform any, command !jump
Safety
target window confirmed
DayZ active
Result
keypress sent
Space, 70ms
Infrastructure
Regional from signup.
Workspaces choose where their stream state lives. Each starting region is modeled with its own Worker, D1 database, R2 storage, Queue, and Durable Object session layer.
US-West
US-Mountain
US-Central
US-East
EU
Australia
Asia-Pacific
Plans
Plans map to control surface.
Scale by connected platforms, active rules, event volume, moderation depth, team access, and local agent usage.
One platform, starter rules, basic overlays.
Twitch and Kick, 25 rules, cooldowns and queues.
Four platforms, 100 rules, advanced moderation and audits.
Teams, multiple agents, operator permissions.
StreamSynq 1.0.0
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