About ilyStream

Why it exists

A stream usually runs on a pile of separate tools: one app to broadcast, others to read each platform’s chat, an alert service, a text-to-speech bot, a song-request bot, something for the lights, and a spreadsheet to remember your regulars. Each has its own login and settings, and none of them agree on what just happened.

ilyStream puts all of that in one app. A follow on TikTok, a raid on Twitch or a question in YouTube chat arrives in the same place, and the same event can set off your alerts, your widgets, your co-host and the lights in your room.

How it’s built

• Integrations ask only for the access their features use, and each one has a page listing the data it uses.
• Features that send data to a network service say so where you turn them on.
• There are local options where it matters: Ollama for the AI Co-Host, Windows and on-device voices for Text-to-Speech, and Philips Hue over your own network.

Who makes it

ilyStream is developed independently and used on real streams on TikTok, Twitch, YouTube and Kick. It’s early: the current version is 0.1.0 (preview), and the changelog tracks every release.

Questions, partnerships or press: see Contact. For help with the app, visit Support.