Give it an identity.

How your bot logs in, what it answers to, and whose chat it lives in.

The bot

Bot account login *

The exact Twitch login the bot will speak from. Up to 25 letters, numbers, or underscores; @/# is optional.

Call name *

Aliases (comma-separated)

Names the bot answers to when mentioned in chat.

The streamer

Streamer login *

Your exact Twitch channel login. Up to 25 letters, numbers, or underscores; @/# is optional.

Streamer call name *

How the bot refers to you, and whose channel it joins.

Pick the presence your community needs.

Start small. Upgrade any time — every tier builds on the one before it.

One bot, three voices. Warm is recommended, you can change it any time, and VXBER keeps learning how your community talks either way.

Example tone. Exact replies change as VXBER learns your community.

One last look before your bot goes live in chat.

Voice

Identity

Plan

Your bot is set up and saved to your bots.

Configured · ready to connect

Your first stream — what to expect

Open your dashboard and hit Start bot — your bot steps into your chat.
Go live and let it watch. It reads the room and jumps in when the moment's right — it won't spam.
It's always disclosed to viewers as AI, and you can pause it instantly from the dashboard.
Community Intelligence — who your regulars are, who's rising or drifting — gets sharper the more it watches. Give it a few streams.

Tip: open Bot Health in the dashboard any time to confirm it's online at a glance.