Twitch bot · free · for streamers
Chudlock in your Twitch chat
Add the bot, and after each Deadlock game you play on stream it posts how it went in your chat: Chud %, K/D/A, what cost you and your record this stream. Your chat can ask too, with !chud, !session and !rank.
Add it to your channel
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What your chat can type
!chud | Your last game this stream: result, K/D/A, Chud % and what cost you, with a link to the match. |
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!session | The stream so far: games, wins and losses, total K/D/A and your average Chud %. |
!rank | Your rank after your last ranked game. |
!build | Builds for the hero you just played, from high-rank games. |
!sens | Your sensitivity and cm/360°, if your setup is on chudlock.com. |
!gear | Your mouse, keyboard and the rest, if your setup is on chudlock.com. |
!meta | The latest weekly meta report: best win rate, most played and banned, biggest riser and faller, with a link. It's about the game, not you. |
!quests | Only if you switch quests on: how many of today's and this week's quests you've done, your weekly streak and what's next. |
!chudlock | What chudlock.com is, and these commands. |
Each command answers once every 15 seconds per channel, so a chat spamming it gets one reply.
What it will and won't say
- Only your games
- Only the Steam account you signed in with when adding it. Nobody can point it at someone else's account, and there's no looking up other players from your chat. To change which account it watches, sign in with the other one and add the bot again.
- Only games you play on stream
- A game counts if you're live and it started after your stream did. Games you play offline are never posted or answered, not even when you next go live.
- Nobody else named
- Your teammates and opponents didn't sign up to be talked about in your chat, so the bot only ever names you.
- Removing it
- Here, or on Twitch under Settings → Connections. Either way the bot leaves your chat and we delete your channel's settings.
What the bot keeps is on the privacy page: your channel's Twitch ID and name, the Steam account you added it with, your auto-post and quests settings, the last game it posted and the weekly quests it has already announced. It doesn't keep chat messages.