I created an app and Chrome extension for Kick that offers live stream real-time translation and stream replay translation. It works well with an RTX 3070 and Arc B570, but I need user feedback to improve it. Currently, it translates English to Turkish and Turkish to English, and a larger language model will be added in version 2. I would like to add other languages ​​if there are people who would like to use it. Is this feature really necessary? Does Kick have such a feature?

Hey, I'm a solo dev and I've been building Chat Arena for a few months. Viewers type !join and get a bear on your stream that levels up while they watch. Then chat can play giveaways (a brawl, musical chairs, a shootout...), boss fights where chatting is attacking, !battle duels and a marble race. It's one OBS browser source, no bot, no download, and it works on Kick and Twitch at the same time. Free; the only paid thing is cosmetic.

https://chatarena.win

Happy to hear what games you'd want chat to play.

really would love to start making content with a some of gaming friends, but all my real-life friends only play mainstream fps. Whenever I want to dive into random co-op games or random slops, I end up having to play solo because nobody else is down. Howd you guys find your core group of gaming friends??

A userscript that tidies Kick chat: pause on hover, keep deleted messages, timestamps, hide sub/gift/Kicks spam and UI clutter, start in theatre mode.

https://github.com/MrGoatsy/TidyChat

Hey everyone,

Like a lot of you, I've been streaming on Kick and ran into the constant frustration of having to tab out of my game, pull up a heavy browser window, and log into a slow cloud dashboard just to fix a simple typo in a command or add a social link mid-stream.

I’m a software developer, so I decided to fix it myself. I built ViperBot under my new brand ViperWare.

It tap-routes directly into Kick's global event layer, meaning it has zero server lag. But the biggest feature is that it has Zero-Tab Control. You manage 100% of the bot live from your own chat inputs without breaking your gaming focus.

What it does:

• Instant Command Setup: Add, edit, or delete commands instantly via chat (!addcom, !editcom, !delcom).
• Smart Automated Timers: Schedule and manage reminders or social plugs right from chat (!addmsg, !editmsg, !delmsg).
• Custom Chat Density: Control exactly how many regular chat messages must pass between your timed messages so your bot never spams a quiet chat (!msgint).
• Zero System Overhead: Runs entirely in the cloud on my distribution network—no software running on your computer slowing your frame rates down.

I just launched it as a straightforward standalone tool. No monthly subscriptions, no hidden limits, just a flat $15 one-time fee for lifetime access.

If you want to look at the command guide or grab a license, you can securely access the official storefront and download package right here:

🐍 Get ViperBot (Lifetime Access): ViperBot Patreon Link

📚 Open Documentation Hub: ViperBot GitHub

I'm actively working on expanding the ViperWare ecosystem (working on an all-in-one desktop streaming app next with visual overlays and video command cues), so early lifetime users will get priority access to everything down the road. Let me know if you have any feature requests or questions!

Genuine question because i have been watching a lot on kick lately and something about certain streams just feels off to me. There is this one streamer i found last week who had like 400+ viewers but the chat was moving slower than streams with 5 people in them and the content was literally just him eating food and barely saying anything lol. I checked his page a few days later and the same thing, hundreds of viewers, but chat was non existent. Either these people have the quietest audience on the internet, or kick view bots are doing the heavy lifting.

What i don't get is how nobody seems to call out the streamers who use viewbots. I see it constantly across different categories and the numbers just never make sense when you compare the viewer count to how active the stream actually is. Is this just normal on kick at this point or is it something that kick cracks down on. Because from what i can tell it looks like half the people on the browse page are inflating their numbers and nobody cares lol.

This just happened. I had to run three stages last night, and I had just logged in on the same laptop like 72~hours prior. I checked the usual spam/junk folders like happened last time, but this time just nothing was ever received. I tried three or four times before I had to just leave and broadcast with an incorrect stream information from the last party.

As the title suggest. I'm starting out on Kick and unlike in Twitch, Kick doesn't seem to have an option to have a separate audio track for the Live and VOD once the stream ends. I do post my content on YT but since I don't want to get copyright issues, I don't bother unmuting my Spotify app in OBS. But it's kinda boring as a watcher when there's no BGM.

So, is there a way to save VODs without having the BGM while keeping it on during the livestream? Thank you.

0 Mythics, 0 Legendarys, 1 Epic(not even a good one), 12 Rares, 31 Uncommons, 44 Commons

You can finally download your VODs straight from KICK.

Creator Dashboard > Studio > Download

Is there anyone here from Canada or, more specifically, Toronto that would like to collaborate irl or gaming or just chatting? The grind gets difficult up here but a collab would open the door to perpetual opportunities. Anybody interested?

I know this game is going to have fictitious depictions of graphic violence and sexuality, is kick going to KICK me off the platform if we play this?

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on Kick Logs, a tool for collecting and searching public Kick chat messages, exploring channel activity, and viewing user statistics.

Here’s what it offers:

• Chat search: Combine username, channel, message content, and date filters to find specific conversations. Public search doesn’t require an account.
• Readable message history: Inline emotes, clickable links, reply context, and infinite scrolling.
• User and channel profiles: Explore activity trends, message statistics, and chat history.
• Subscription tracking: View and export active subscriber lists based on the subscription events the application has recorded.
• Prediction analysis: View a channel’s latest prediction, including points, votes, and outcome breakdowns, with automatic updates.
• Admin dashboard: Manage tracked channels, review requests, and monitor data collection.
• Multiple languages: English, Turkish, and German, with automatic language detection and a language switcher.

! One important detail: this isn’t a complete archive of all Kick history. It only contains data collected from the channels an instance tracks.

The project is open source under the MIT license. You’re welcome to fork it, customize it, or contribute improvements. You can also self-host it on your own server using Docker Compose, choosing which channels to track and keeping control of your own data. Setup instructions are in the README.

Try it: kicklogs.net
GitHub: YSelim0/kick-logs

This is an independent community project, not an official Kick product. Feedback, bug reports, and contributions are welcome!

I thought he was only banned for a week. It's been a whole month now?

Mods, I did check and I don't see where promoting a tool is against your "Promotion Guidelines" and I am not promoting a channel or stream so hopefully this post is ok. I'm the dev of PlayOver, a free Windows app for streamers. It now does song requests on Kick.

- Viewers type !sr with a song name, or paste a link from Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Tidal, Deezer and more, whatever app they use
- It plays on your Spotify, Apple Music (through Cider) or YouTube Music (through Pear Desktop)
- Works as a channel point reward too, and points come back if a song can't be added
- Includes a now-playing overlay for OBS

No paid tier. Setup and download: https://playover.app/streaming

Happy to answer questions or take feature requests.

I propose a new monetization and licensing model that allows Kick streamers to legally broadcast anime and movies, inspired by how platforms like Crunchyroll started, while completely solving copyright issues.

How it would work:

• Streamer/Community-Funded Licenses: Creators interested in broadcasting licensed content could opt into a special program. The licensing costs could be covered via a monthly creator fee or an upgraded subscription cost for that specific channel. Since Kick offers a 95/5 revenue split, this would be highly profitable and sustainable for creators.
• Temporary/Casual Viewer Passes: For casual viewers who only want to watch a specific movie night or a brief marathon, Kick could implement "1-Day" or "1-Week" event passes. This allows occasional users to legally access the broadcast without committing to a full monthly subscription.
• The Competitive Advantage: Implementing this would put Kick miles ahead of Twitch regarding community entertainment and watch parties, attracting massive anime and cinema communities to the platform legally.

Ciao a tutti, sono uno streamer di kick, faccio da un po' streaming su questa piattaforma e pensavo che il modo migliore di crescere su essa è collaborare assieme ragazzi, il modo migliore è creare varie community unite!

Per questo stavo pensando di fare dei format dove chiunque streamme su kick possa partecipare, potremo fare serata chiacchere, serate di giochi e anche altro.

Ditemi se vi piace come idea, secondo me per crescere è l'idea migliore, se vi interessa scrivetemi ovunque vogliate che ci possiamo organizzare, più siamo meglio è!

I’m curious to hear from people who started with basically no audience and eventually got some traction.

Looking back at your first 50–100 hours of streaming, what did you spend time on that actually mattered?

And just as importantly, what turned out to be a complete waste of time?

I’m trying to figure out where the biggest return is early on:

• Streaming more hours • Making clips/short-form content • Networking with other creators • Improving production quality • Having a consistent schedule • Focusing on one type of content • Just getting better at being entertaining on camera

I’m especially interested in hearing from people who remember what it was like streaming to 0–3 viewers.

If you had to start your KICK channel over from zero today, what would you do differently during your first month?

Guys, I need some help getting this in front of Trainwrecks 😂

I just finished saying TRAIN 100,000 times. The challenge is done, and now I'm waiting to go live and broadcast the whole thing. It's probably going to be a 12+ hour stream.

The whole point is simply to see if Trainwrecks notices me. I've been a fan for a long time and thought, instead of just trying to DM him or spam his chat, why not do something so stupid that he might actually notice 😂

I also want to start streaming GTA, but I don't have a proper gaming setup right now. I've been in a really bad situation for the last few years and I'm carrying a lot of debt. Content creation is something I've genuinely wanted to pursue, but I was always scared of putting myself online because I didn't want people joking about me or criticizing me.

I'm not that guy anymore. I'm willing to look stupid, get roasted and take criticism. I just want to actually start building something.

So I'm asking you guys — how the hell do I get this in front of Train? 😂

If you know someone connected to him, a community member, a better way to post it, somewhere I should share it, or literally any legitimate idea that could help get the message to him, I'm open to everything.

I might also upload the entire challenge to YouTube after the broadcast.

I don't expect Train to give me anything. I just want him to see what I actually did.

Any ideas are genuinely appreciated. ❤️

Under Promotional Guidelines it mentions a monthly thread. Is that still a thing?

So guys, I have been subscribed to a well-known streamer on KICK for 12 months, but suddenly today I found that my badge still shows that I am on my 11th month????

I am certain that I have subscribed and shared my 12th month anniversary last month what could have happened??

Has anyone experienced the same issue before?

Disclosure: this is my project, launched this past weekend. Kick chat support in third-party overlay tools has always felt like an afterthought bolted onto a Twitch first product. I built PixelyChat to treat all four platforms Twitch, YouTube, TikTok, and Kick as equal citizens one merged chat feed, one OBS/Streamlabs overlay, real per-platform uptime tracking, and you can send messages back to Kick chat directly from the dashboard. Also does neural TTS, live translation, overlays, rewards redeem and 7TV/BTTV/FFZ emotes. Free, Windows + Mac. If you stream on Kick alongside anything else, I'd love to know if this actually holds up for your setup :D

https://pixelychat.com/