Whether you stream, post, or both — thump gives you live tools for Kick and Twitch and reach stats from TikTok and Instagram. In one dashboard.
Free to start · TTS and song requests for everyone · stats from day one
On-stream giveaways with tickets and points — fair and automatic, on Kick and Twitch.
Viewers add YouTube songs to the queue. Free for everyone.
Moderated text-to-speech on stream — messages and rewards read out loud.
Commands, timers, counters and chat protection on both platforms at once.
A loyalty system and channel-point rewards, wired into giveaways.
A live heart monitor of every stream event — follows, subs, raids, bits.
Followers, likes and views recorded daily. The chart shows whether you are growing — not just what you have today.
Turn on open-to-offers and agencies and brands find you with real numbers instead of claims.
Streaming and posting? Connect your channel and socials to one account — the dashboard shows both.
Every follow, sub, raid, bit and giveaway strikes a colored impulse into the heartbeat line. Live on /stream-info and in the post-stream recap.
thump is a toolkit dashboard for creators: streamers on Kick and Twitch and people posting on TikTok and Instagram. From one place you run giveaways, a song queue, TTS, moderation and viewer points, with your reach stats right next to them.
Yes — that is the core idea. One account runs both chats at once, so a giveaway announced on Kick is seen by your Twitch viewers too, and stream stats add up across both platforms. You can also use just one.
It is free — you create an account and every tool is available right away, no card required. There is no limit on viewers or the number of giveaways.
No. The dashboard runs in your browser, and whatever should appear on stream (the giveaway wheel, the song queue, the subathon timer) you add in OBS as a browser source — copy the URL from the dashboard and paste it into your scene.
Log in with your Kick or Twitch account and grant chat access. The bot joins your channel, responds to commands from that moment on, and the dashboard starts recording your stream stats.
Yes. Viewers add YouTube songs to the queue with a chat command, and you decide what gets in and what plays next. TTS reads messages and rewards out loud, with moderation — nothing goes on air outside your rules.
From the official APIs of those platforms, after you connect your account by logging in and giving consent. We save a daily snapshot of the numbers, so the chart shows whether you are growing — not just what you have today. Nothing is collected without the creator's consent.
Yes. Turn on your public profile and you get a media-kit page at your own URL, with reach and stream stats from the last 30 or 90 days. The numbers come straight from the platforms, so the other side does not have to take your word for it.