heatsync-chat por mellen

instead of being limited to the emotes a streamer picked for their channel, you bring your own — 5000 personal slots, free, usable in any Twitch, Kick, or YouTube live chat.

and you don't have to upload them first: type almost any 7TV, BTTV, or FFZ emote by name, tab-complete it, and it's added to your set when you send — even if you'd never added it before. or upload your own images at heatsync.org. either way they render across every platform. no approval queue, no subscription.

a free heatsync.org account (sign in with Twitch or Kick) unlocks personal emotes, the social feed, and whispers. 7TV/BTTV/FFZ emotes and cosmetics render without an account.

YOUR EMOTES, EVERYWHERE
- 5000 free slots, any image, no streamer approval.
- tab-complete almost any 7TV/BTTV/FFZ emote by name; sending it adds it to your set.
- import a whole Twitch channel's emotes in one click.
- add any emote from the picker, or rename your own.
- other heatsync users see your emotes in chat too.
- block emotes you don't want — synced across your devices.
- content filter hides NSFW emotes by default.

MULTICHAT
- Twitch, Kick, and YouTube live chats in one panel, with per-channel tabs.
- mentions, whispers + DMs, and a social feed with threaded replies.
- discover live channels, trending tags, and the leaderboard.

PROFILE CARDS
- click any username for recent messages and quick actions: follow, whisper, dm, mention, mute, block, add channel.

COSMETICS
- 7TV paints and 7TV/FFZ/BTTV/Chatterino badges, loaded automatically.

STREAMER & MOD TOOLS
- mod straight from chat: /ban, /timeout, /unban, /delete — on Twitch and Kick.
- one-click clip creation, copied to your clipboard.

PRIVACY & OPEN SOURCE
- no analytics, no tracking, nothing sold.
- source: github.com/mellen9999/heatsync-extension
- privacy: heatsync.org/legal/privacy
- contact: mellen@heatsync.org

GETTING STARTED
1. sign in at heatsync.org with Twitch or Kick.
2. open any Twitch, Kick, or YouTube live stream.
3. type any emote's name and tab-complete — or upload your own at heatsync.org.