Command catalog

Every command Vidari knows

These commands are built in and active from the first minute. On top of them you create as many of your own as you like - editable at any time, no deleting because of a typo. Commands marked Mod can only be triggered by moderators and by you. With Ultimate they run in your Kick chat as well – except the Twitch-only ones like !clip or !raid, which do not exist there.

All existing chat commands, bot tools and overlays remain Free, including your custom bot name. Only Discord Bot, Vidari Video and My Website are Premium: €4.99 per month.

New in Vidari 20.0: !rechnen for calculations, units and time zones, !sprache for personal response languages, and !pause / !weiter for moderators. Release notes and continuing verification.

74built-in commands

5categories

∞of your own possible

In Discord Bot (Premium), /vidari help lists the available server commands. Use /vidari remind to schedule a personal one-time reminder by DM or in the current channel, /vidari reminders to list your reminders and /vidari remind-cancel to cancel one. Safe self-service roles support dropdowns and emoji reactions. These Discord commands are separate from the free Twitch chatbot.

Manage category-based titles, random selection and fallback titles for free in Stream automations. In Overlays, create alerts with shapes, multiple text, image, video and audio layers, and a keyframe timeline. Copying a design to all alerts preserves target text, files, positions and sizes by default; replacement media retains its frame.

Vidari Video (Premium) brings editing projects, filters, captions, MP4 exports and publishing into its own dashboard category. Its Twitch library discovers your VODs and clips in the background; you choose which files to import. No additional chat commands are needed. Use Ctrl+K to find tools, your commands and media. Live diagnostics explain available events and workflow decisions; rehearse bot and overlay in the lab without sending real chat messages. Configure stream labels for today, your broadcast, week and month, goals, logged manual corrections in the dashboard. Manage personal greetings by Twitch username in Chat & bot → Personal greetings. No new chat command is required. The overview shows actual channel statistics and a Twitch snapshot refreshed every 30 seconds. Vidari 20.1 details.

Use My website · Premium to design your viewer portal with five designs and movable content blocks. It can show your shared custom chat commands; keep editing responses and aliases in Chat commands. The website builder requires no additional chat command.

Community

Being there, even when you say nothing.

!lurk

Announces that you are quietly around in the background. Your next line brings you back.

!unlurk

Ends lurking by hand and says how long you were quietly around.

!streak

Shows how many streams in a row you have written in.

!watchtime [@name]

Your collected watch time, or someone else's.

!rank [@name]

Your tier by watch time, and how far it is to the next one.

!lastseen @name

When someone last wrote in chat.

Loyalty points & shop

Points grow quietly with your watch time.

!points [@name]

Your point balance including rank, or someone else's.

!top

The three viewers with the most points.

!shop

Shows the redeemable rewards and their prices.

!redeem name

Redeems a reward from the shop for points.

Mini-games

Getting rid of those points again, with style.

!heist 50

Starts a heist. Others join with the same command; after a minute it pays out.

!raffle 500 [winners]Mod

Starts a raffle for points. Viewers join with !join; the pot is split evenly - without a winner count among everyone who joined, otherwise among that many random winners.

!join

Joins the running raffle - costs nothing.

!ticket

Enters the running giveaway. The streamer sets the keyword in the dashboard - !ticket is just the default. Whether followers, subscribers or everyone can enter is in the announcement.

!trivia

Answers the running quiz question - just write the answer in chat.

!slots 10

One-armed bandit: your stake against the house.

!duel @name 50

Challenges someone for points. Accept with !duel accept.

!rps scissors 10

Rock, paper, scissors against the bot, for points if you like.

!roulette

Russian roulette for a short timeout.

!8ball ...

The magic ball answers any yes-or-no question.

!dice

Rolls two dice.

Info

Answers without interrupting the stream.

!followage [@name]

How long someone has been following the channel.

!accountage [@name]

How old a Twitch account is.

!followers

The channel's current follower count.

!subcount

The channel's current sub count.

!goal

Progress towards the current follower or sub goal.

!quote [no]

A random saved quote, or a particular one.

!clip

Cuts a clip of the last few seconds.

!update [spiel]

The game's latest update with the main changes – without a game name, the one you're currently playing. Sourced from the Steam patch notes.

!bisher (auch !verpasst, !missed)

“What did I miss?” in one line: how long the stream has been running, what's being played and what came before, the viewer peak, raids and how the stream goals stand.

!photo

A still frame from the running stream, straight into chat and - if set up - into Discord. For console streamers the shortest way to "look at this". Coming soon

!rechnen 2 * (3 + 4)

Calculates formulas, converts units such as 10 km in mi, and converts time zones with an explicit date.

!sprache de | en | fr | es

Selects your language for translated custom command responses.

!raetsel ID Lösung

Solves shared puzzles in stages. Progress and hints appear in the community portal.

!geschichte ID Antwortnummer

Votes for the next step of an interactive story.

!tipp ID Antwortnummer

Submits a prediction or tournament pick without staking points.

!equipment [Suche]

Shows the published equipment list shared with the community portal.

!hilfreich !befehl ja | nein

Rates whether a public command helped. Each viewer can update one rating.

!music

Which track is currently playing through the music stream source in the studio.

!vote 2

Vote in a running chat poll - the bare number does the job too.

!uptime

How long the stream has been running.

!stats

Numbers of the running stream: duration, new followers, subs, bits, raids and who is around.

!queue join | !queue leave

Play-along queue: whoever came first goes first. Mods call the next one with !queue next.

!todo

The goals for today's stream. Mods keep them with !todo add and tick them off with !todo done <no>.

!question <your question>

Question box for Q&A: one question per person, a new one replaces the old. Mods call the next one up with !question next.

!pb [game]

The personal best for the running game - without an argument, the one for the current category. Mods keep it with !pb set. A worse time is rejected.

!gamevote 2 50

Viewers pick the next game with their loyalty points - a bigger stake weighs more. Vidari sets the winner's category and title itself. Mods start it with !gamevote start A | B | C.

!tournament

Season finale: the eight highest scorers play out a bracket, live in the overlay - the winner takes the point pot. Seeded like in sport, decided by weighted chance.

!bingo

Viewer bingo: one shared card of things that can happen during the stream. Mods add the squares with !bingo add and cross them off with !bingo <no>. A full row is a bingo.

!team red | !team blue

Tug of war: two camps, one bar on screen that shifts with every shout. Each voice counts once, switching sides allowed.

!subathon [rules]

The subathon clock: how much longer the stream runs – and with !subathon rules, what extends it. Mods start it with !subathon start 2h, pause it with !subathon pause, add time with !subathon add 10m and call a happy hour with !subathon happy 30m x2, where everything counts double.

For moderators

Tools behind the scenes.

!so @nameMod

Shoutout for another streamer - with raid overlay and a random clip of theirs.

!raid [@name]Mod

Without a name: three fitting channels for the end of your stream, live in your category and of a similar size. With a name: starts the raid right away.

!nuke phraseMod

Deletes the last chat lines that contain a phrase.

!poll question | A | BMod

Starts a Twitch poll (needs affiliate status and channel points).

!umfrage [sec] question | A | BMod

Chat poll: viewers answer with the number, the bars run live in the poll overlay. Needs no affiliate status - it works in any channel. End it with !umfrage stop.

!prediction question | A | BMod

Starts a Twitch prediction.

!marker [text]Mod

Sets a marker for editing later.

!pauseMod

Pauses timers and viewer interactions. Moderation stays active.

!weiterMod

Resumes paused timers and viewer interactions.

!permit @nameMod

Lets someone post a link for a short while.

!who @nameMod

A viewer's profile: watch time, rank, streak, subs, called clips and warnings. Past thirty or so regulars, nobody else keeps track of that.

!title [new title]Mod

Shows or sets the stream title.

!game [game]Mod

Shows or sets the category.

!trivia add question | answerMod

Creates a new quiz question.

!goal set follower 1000Mod

Sets the channel goal.

!command add !name textMod

Creates, changes and deletes custom commands.

!creditsMod

Starts the credits: rolls raids, mods, VIPs and the viewers who are around like a film (credits browser source).

!panic

Emergency brake: straight to the standby scene, sound muted - until someone takes it back. With broadcast delay the moment never goes out at all, instead of being deleted afterwards.

!note @name textMod

Records for your mod team what there is to know about a person. The wording never appears in chat - only the number of notes shows in the profile.

!today nicht

Calls off the next scheduled date without deleting it on Twitch. The autostart then stays off for today.

!ads spaeter 10

Ad breaks: when the next one is due, start it right away, or push it back when a boss fight is on. You set the rhythm in the settings.

!recap

"That was today": the credits roll, and with them the three best moments of this stream as a playback. At the end of a stream this happens by itself.

!alert [text]Mod

Triggers a call-alert in the OBS overlay (command freely nameable in the dashboard) - e.g. as a channel-point redemption.

Overlay designer: images and videos with pixel-precise media frames up to the full 1920×1080 canvas. Select the primary media or an extra layer and fit it to the full canvas in Element properties.

!points, !watchtime and !rank show your own statistics without manual approval. New Twitch viewers are automatically linked to their Twitch ID. Capitalization and invisible suffixes in repeated messages do not interfere with the query.

In the dashboard, clearly labeled activation switches turn built-in and custom commands and alerts on or off. Changes save immediately, with a visible saving state.

Raffles: !raffle 500 picks one random winner for the entire pot. !raffle 500 all shares it among all entrants; !raffle 500 3 picks three winners. Join with !join; moderators and channel owners can start a raffle.

Vidari Studio

Streaming software with Vidari built in. Takes over your OBS setup unchanged – scenes, sources, position, size and audio. Your OBS files stay exactly as they are.

Studio 1.0 adds a keyframe animation editor, show actions, protected live drafts, image comparison and highlight export. Enabled show actions can use configured chat commands and channel points; moderators abort them with !regie-stop. All Studio features are free. Active tracks are highlighted in advanced audio properties. Studio 1.1.1 adds expandable source groups with Ctrl+G and drag-and-drop. Studio 1.1 offers local AI webcam effects, hotkeys and deck actions, and 2 GB of cloud storage per signed-in account for scenes, sources, settings and media. Source changes take effect immediately, including live. Studio 1.2 introduces one dashboard-inspired design with new navigation and a contextual inspector. Previous themes, the classic design selection and the first-launch gallery are retired. Guest studio, phone camera, scoped team direction, ISO recording, multicam editing, graphics and podcast tools are included. Direct transfer of recordings, ISO files, matched markers and audio stems to Vidari Video requires Premium.

Vidari Studio

Text labels & sources

Enter your text when adding a label. New sources open their properties automatically for font, camera, window and other settings.

Studio mode

On the left you work on a scene, on the right runs what goes out. Only “Transition” pushes one onto the other — so you can change a scene without your viewers watching you do it.

Your own

And your own on top

The built-in commands are the start. Everything else you put together yourself in the dashboard – or straight from chat.

Connect channel Home

Commands & timers

Custom commands with variables, cooldowns and permission levels – everyone, followers and up, subs and up, VIP, moderator or only you. Created in the dashboard or straight from chat with !command add. Plus named timers with an optional second text and editable counters.

Alert overlay

A transparent OBS overlay for alerts and greetings, with your own image or GIF, sound and the viewer's Twitch avatar. 50 fonts, a choice of animation, text styles from bold to outline – positioned in a preview you drag. When the text appears and disappears is set to the second, independently of image and sound.

Audio trimming

Alert sounds and credits music are trimmed to the right spot right in the browser – a waveform with two handles, no second program.

Stream credits

!credits rolls raids, mods, VIPs and viewers like a film – with your trimmed credits music underneath.

Leaderboard on your own site

Two addresses serve your full loyalty-point leaderboard with avatars and watch time, plus every command as JSON. Your site then shows exactly what the bot counts in chat, with no second list. Foreign bots and your alt account stay out via an exclusion list; the well-known bots are filled in already.

More overlays

As many call-alerts as you like, each with its own command, image, sound, cooldown, permission, font and animation. Plus the chat overlay with Twitch badges, emotes, a free alpha background, an outline and its own size (it can fill its OBS source and scale with it), a leaderboard overlay and an ad overlay for banners and videos with loop and auto-interval – each its own freely positioned browser source.

Interaction

Song requests via !sr with a now-playing overlay, !skip and !song, TTS shouts via !tts, a lucky wheel via !wheel, plus poll, prediction and hype-train overlays.

Ranks & seasons

Watch time gets tiers: freely named, with their own colour and their own greeting. !rank tells everyone where they stand and how far it is to the next tier. The most loyal get VIP automatically once a week – without anyone losing theirs. And the leaderboard can start fresh every month while the watch time stays.

Channel points, Discord & donations

Link a Twitch channel-point reward to an alert, a studio scene, the lucky wheel or an ad. Your Discord learns on its own that you are live, gets your clips and hands subscribers a role automatically. Plus your own donation page: the money goes straight to your account.

Numbers that change something

Which category and which title really bring you followers (per hour streamed), what time of day is worth going live, and where viewers drop off. !raid suggests three fitting channels at the end of your stream – live in your category and of a similar size.

Team access

Your moderators work on the channel without getting your Twitch account: they sign in with their own account and find your channel in the switcher. What is yours alone they cannot touch: your subscription, your payout account and the team list itself.

Schedule & channel page

!next answers the most common question in chat from your Twitch schedule, your Discord reminds people an hour before every date, and at /k/yourname there is a public page for your Twitch panel: leaderboard, watch time, points shop, the next streams and the way to your donation page.

Moderation

Filters against insults, viewbot ads and scams – even when disguised –, regex filters, auto-shoutout and auto-clip on raids, plus a raid clip in the overlay: on every raid and on !so a random clip of the other streamer plays in a big, cinematic frame. Follow-wave protection switches to follower-only – or straight to Twitch's shield mode – automatically during hate raids, and bot and spam protection bans accounts Twitch itself flags as ban evaders, or that are banned in linked channels, on their first message. Borderline cases get a real Twitch warning, brand-new accounts posting outside links get a timeout, and all of it lands in the moderation log – including what your mods do.

Multistream, 9:16 & recording

The same stream goes to several platforms in parallel – encoded once, not once per target. For YouTube and Kick a login is enough: Vidari fetches address and stream key itself, nothing needs typing out. One target may be portrait: the server cuts a separate 9:16 branch from it. And the cloud recording records in stream quality – on our hardware, not on your line. Vidari Studio does the same straight from your own machine: one output per platform, all on the same encoder.

VOD highlights

Nobody searches three hours of footage. Vidari knows anyway when someone subscribed, cheered, raided or donated and when the chat spiked – one click after the stream cuts exactly those moments out as finished 40-second clips.

Publish automatically

After the stream Vidari uploads the recording to YouTube itself – with chapters from your category changes and !marke – and sends the highlights after it as Shorts. Per kind you choose between "right away" and "only after I approve". Two limits come from Google: the daily API quota and the rule that uploaded videos stay private until the app has passed review.

Multistream with a way back

Streaming to YouTube or Kick in parallel used to mean hearing nobody over there: Vidari pulls both live chats into your chat overlay, counts them towards the highlight search and mirrors them into your Twitch chat on request as [YT] name: text or [KICK] name: text.

Playback & instant replay

Something just happened and everyone wants to see it again: !replay cuts the last few seconds out of the running stream and puts them straight back on screen. !highlight brings a finished highlight back into the picture – by hand, on a Stream Deck key or as a channel-point reward.

Weekly recap & rerun

On Mondays Vidari cuts the best moments of the week into one video with chapters. And when you are offline, the rerun keeps sending your last recordings to your channel in a loop; as soon as you really go live it stops.

Your own quality per target

Not every platform copes with what Twitch accepts. So every target can have its own bitrate and resolution – the server computes a separate branch for it while the main stream carries on untouched.

Panic button & watchdogs

One key cuts to the standby scene and mutes the sound at once; the broadcast delay makes sure the moment never goes out in the first place. On top of that, audio and freeze watchdogs listen along: a dead mic and a frozen picture stand out immediately.