Streamline by Streamline

Streamline your Twitch experience with custom chat overlay, filtering, and more.

Twitch shows you what it wants you to see. Streamline shows you what you want to see.

It's a Twitch power-tool that lives in your browser. Cut the clutter off the front page, watch four or more streams at once, drag chat wherever it belongs. No account, no server, no analytics - every setting stays in your browser and nothing is ever sent anywhere.

CLEAN UP THE FRONT PAGE
Block a streamer, mute a whole category, or kill any stream whose title trips a keyword you picked. Wildcards and minimum-viewer thresholds too. Sick of someone just for today? Hide them for 24 hours instead of forever.

WATCH EVERYTHING AT ONCE
A real multi-stream grid: saved layout presets, keyboard navigation, drag-to-swap cells, chat on every cell, and audio focus so only the stream you're actually listening to makes noise. No more juggling tabs during a tournament.

PUT CHAT WHERE IT MAKES SENSE
Chat becomes a panel you can resize, move, define opacity or float over the video. Merge several channels into one feed, pop it into its own window.

LEVEL THE VOLUME
An automatic per-channel loudness equalizer. One streamer whispers, the next one blows out your headphones - Streamline learns each channel's level and evens them out on every switch, without touching Twitch's own volume slider. Pick quiet, balanced, or loud as your target, and nudge any single channel up or down if you disagree.

BTTV AND 7TV EMOTES
Full BetterTTV and 7TV support, zero-width overlay emotes included. The chat everyone else is having, finally readable.

TRIM THE FAT
Carousel, top nav, sidebar sections, chat header, footer, banners - switch off each piece of Twitch's UI you never asked for, one toggle at a time.

KNOW YOUR HABITS
Per-channel watch time, session stats, and an optional nudge when you've been watching long enough. Turn it on if you want it, ignore it if you don't.

PRIVACY, PLAINLY
Streamline has no backend. Your block lists and settings live in your own browser profile. The only requests it makes are to Twitch and two public emote providers - to load emotes for a channel you're already watching - and none of them carry anything that identifies you.