Hey everyone,

I recently got laid off from my job as a software engineer (DAMN YOU AI OVERLORDS) and decided to give streaming a shot. However, I realized I really didn't like the streaming tools currently available on the market, the flexibility was just too poor for my taste.

What started as a personal project quickly shifted when a few friends watching my stream told me the tool had serious potential to help other creators. I ended up pausing my own stream entirely to focus on building this out full time.

What does the tool do?

The main goal is to give viewers massive control over the stream interaction while keeping implementation incredibly simple for the streamer (just a standard browser source URL).

For Viewers:

• Live Doodles: Viewers can draw on-screen doodles that appear instantly.
• Audio/Video Clips: Send voice clips or quick recordings directly to the stream.
• Engagement: Built-in voting, betting, and interactive games to keep the chat entertained when the streamer takes a quick break.

For Streamers:

• Zero-Fuss Setup: Fully automated live chat, alerts, polls, events, and even music selection.
• Instant Multi-Cam: Connect your phone camera to the stream with a single tap.
• Post-Stream Insights: Built-in analytics to see how your broadcast performed.

Why I need your help

Because I'm a tiny streamer myself, I can't thoroughly stress-test the platform alone. I want to ensure everything is stable and works perfectly under real streaming conditions.

I'm looking for a small, tight-knit group of creators to test it out, break things, and give honest feedback. The platform is completely free to use (and the core features will always remain free, even if I eventually introduce a premium tier to support development down the road).

If you need any help getting things running or would prefer a quick 1-on-1 onboarding session with me, please don't hesitate to reach out right here on Reddit! You can shoot me a DM or leave a comment, and I'd be more than happy to walk you through it.

I'll put the link to the platform (Streamer Garden the site is streamer.garden) and our Discord channel for feedback and support in the comments below!

Thanks so much for reading, and I'd love to hear your thoughts or answer any questions!

bonjour à tous les streamer/ streameuse qui veulent se lancer sur twitch.

vous savez pas par quoi commencer ?

quel jeux joués

ou toute autre question par rapport au streaming je suis là pour vous aider

Pretty much as the title states. Give me permission to watch your stream on mine and evaluate what’s working.

I always aim to give positive feedback at least a little bit. I may even follow you. If I don’t at most I’ll say something nice and that “this channel isn’t for me but maybe for you, check them out.”

Who are you, what’s your channel, and can I watch you live on mine to review it?

I'm fairly new to the game and I'm wanting to get into streaming and creating content. Im currently a Kate main and I'm wanting to main a killer too but not want to bore people to death. Any suggestions? I do really like hex builds too. So maybe one that goes well with hex builds as well.

Hi!!! I'm indigenous and was thinking, "wow, I don't follow any other indigenous creators", and I need to change that! Please drop some usernames.

I love variety gamers, women's podcasts, makeup/beauty, vlogs, irl! For example, I love watching Vanillamace, Julian, Caseoh, KatieB.

Thank you!

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It's already depressing enough knowing I only average 2 viewers per stream. I even put music and sleep during the day just to catch the time zone I want to stream on. This really broke my heart that I took a break after this and ended the stream. All I want is for my viewers to be entertained and to yap, even if they come in slowly.

I don't mind self-promoters because they can usually be ignored (and I'm an artist myself so I know the grind). But the fake networking and insincere compliments about my stream have become unbearable. They act like they're genuinely trying to build a connection, only to end up selling and then unfollow you when you become unresponsive to them.

I'm looking for new content to watch. They can be big or have 1 viewer so long as you think they're funny. I'm personally a big fan of the Sneaky/Meteos/DL CoStreams their chemistry is so good I feel like I'm watching top gear.

Looking for clippers , cameraman , and vod editors !!! DM IF YOUR SERIOUS . WILL PAY

I just got out of a 6 year relationship should I stream my get back to top 500 tank ? I’m diamond 4 and could get back if I lock in and it will feel like a nice accomplishment. Also I’m on Xbox

Hello I am a 28yr old female and I would be more comfortable with collabs with other females so if your interested let me know

on 5 days a week i can stream any time after 4pm however its sort of random when i do start and i just do it when i feel like it .

This question can come across pessimistic but I’m genuinely curious about your thoughts. for me a small thing that a streamer can do is telling or hinting the audience/community that they are not doing enough to make the streamer grow. I can talk about this more if you ask me but I want to know is your answer to the question.

Come check me out drop a follow il follow yous back . Road to 100 followers 😎

help lol

i stream from my xbox and use my laptop to monitor stream but the issue is my laptop uses chrome which isnt supported by obs or stream labs im trying to get more "professional" but litterally dont know how any advice or other websites would be super apprecated (trying to have a stream starting soon or a chat on my stream for viewers)

Gained some good traction on twitch what's helping is collaboration and building community with other streamers
If anyone wants to Collab for sure, let me know

I got gifted 120 Tier 1 subs yesterday, and Twitch only credited me $30.25 in revenue.

Can someone explain how this is even possible?

The viewer spent around $400 USD on those gifted subs, yet Twitch paid me about 25 cents per sub. Where did the rest of the money go?

I understand regional pricing exists, and I know the gifter is from India, but even then this payout makes absolutely no sense. I expected a lower payout than US prices, not an 80 to 90% reduction.

Has anyone else experienced this? Is this a reporting bug, a delayed update, or is Twitch really taking this much?

I'm genuinely confused and frustrated. If someone spends hundreds of dollars to support a creator, how does the creator end up receiving only $30?

I feel like Twitch's 50/50 split is a complete lie. I get paid nowhere near 50% of what viewers actually spend, and this has happened multiple times.

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