PluralChat par Kuro

Designed for plural systems and their communities, PluralChat displays member profiles alongside Twitch messages without requiring bots. Information is rendered locally by the extension, so only people who choose to install PluralChat will see it.

Features
Display member information directly in Twitch chat
View member names, pronouns, avatars, colours and custom profiles
Support proxy prefixes and suffixes for automatic member detection
Updates appear almost instantly after a system publishes changes
Secure account ownership verification through Twitch
Recovery key system for secure account management
Works across supported Chromium-based browsers
Clean, lightweight interface designed to blend into Twitch chat

For System Owners:
Create and manage your system through the PluralChat setup page:
Verify ownership of your Twitch account
Add, edit and organise members
Configure proxy tags
Upload avatars and customise colours
Publish updates whenever your system changes

For Viewers:
Simply install the extension and browse Twitch as normal. When a streamer or chatter uses PluralChat, member information appears automatically rendered via the extension no configuration required.

Privacy:
PluralChat only enhances how Twitch chat is displayed in your own browser.
No chat messages are modified.
No browser overlays are injected into streams.
Member information is rendered locally.
Only publicly published system information is downloaded.

Whether you're a plural system looking to share who's fronting, or a viewer who wants additional context in Twitch chat, PluralChat provides a simple, respectful, and unobtrusive experience.