Your stream starts here.
0 € forever
Chatbot, overlays and community tools remain free.
- Unlimited Twitch commands and timers
- Your own bot name
- Overlays, alerts and designer
- Moderation, statistics and community tools
- Team access and Vidari Studio
Vidari
All features. Free.
Vidari is 100% free. All available features, including your custom bot name, are included. One bot instead of two or three – no subscription or payment details.
Vidari & custom bot name
Create beyond your stream.
4,99 € per month
All Free features, plus three new creative spaces.
- Discord Bot
- Vidari Video
- My website · designs & custom domain
VIDARI
YOUR STREAM. EVERY TOOL.
Vidari is 100% free. All available features, including your custom bot name, are included. One bot instead of two or three – no subscription or payment details.
Your own bot name
Link your own Twitch account (e.g. BlablaBot). The bot then chats under the name you want. Included for free, like every other available feature.
No limits
Unlimited commands and timers instead of 25. Build the chat you really want.
Channel statistics
New followers and subs, active chatters, average viewers per stream and your most loyal viewers.
Goal overlay
Its own browser source with an animated progress bar toward your follower or sub goal.
Custom overlay design
Give your alert overlays your own accent color. Every overlay feature runs on its own browser source.
Chat overlay
Show your chat live on stream - font, weight, color, size, outline, position and animation to taste. The background is an alpha layer: pick colour and opacity, behind every message or behind the whole widget. Twitch badges sit in front of the name, emotes from Twitch, 7TV and BTTV show as images instead of words. Set width and height yourself - or let the chat fill its OBS source and scale with it.
Leaderboard overlay
Your top viewers by loyalty points or watch time as an animated browser source.
Ad overlay
Show ad banners or videos - with animation, loop and auto-interval. Perfect for sponsors.
Unlimited call-alerts
As many custom alerts as you want, each with its own chat command, image/GIF, sound and permission level.
Song requests & TTS Coming soon
Viewers request YouTube songs (!sr) with a now-playing overlay and get read aloud via !tts.
Interaction overlays
Polls, predictions, hype train and a lucky wheel (!wheel) as their own animated browser sources.
Clip show
Your own clips run as an endless loop with sound: pick them, drag the source into your starting, break or goodbye scene, done. No more still image while you're still fiddling with the mic.
Stream titles per game
Store titles for your categories – Vidari sets them the moment you go live, and again when you switch category mid-stream. Several titles per game, picked at random if you like; a global list covers everything without its own entry.
Your chat, on screen
Eight scene sources your chat fills itself: a checklist of tonight's goals, a question box for Q&A, a tug-of-war between two camps, your personal best for the current game, viewer bingo, the pulse of the chat, this stream's viewer curve and your next scheduled date for the standby scene. Drag one in and you're done – no third-party site, no second account.
Take part, don't just watch
A play-with-me queue (!queue) so the loudest chatter no longer wins. And a game vote where viewers stake their loyalty points on the next category – Vidari sets the winner itself, category and title. Points finally do something you can see on stream.
The night doesn't end with the stream Coming soon
Vidari cuts the highlights after every recording by itself, rolls the credits at the end and plays your three best moments alongside them. The same recap then goes to your Discord – with duration, categories and the numbers of the night. Whoever missed it sees the next morning why they shouldn't next time.
Scene gallery
A freshly unlocked studio is an empty stage. Take a finished layout from the gallery – one click and the scene is yours. You can share your own; only the arrangement travels, your images and music stay with you.
Vidari checks itself
One page tells you which permissions your channel actually granted and what doesn't work because of it – instead of a feature quietly doing nothing. And for PS5/Xbox it shows step by step how far your signal gets: ingest, stream key, target, auto-live. The first red line is the cause.
The button no chat bot can have
The doorbell rings, someone says your real name, a friend walks into frame – one key on your phone, on the Stream Deck or !panik in chat cuts to the standby scene and mutes the sound on the spot. With broadcast delay your channel goes out a few seconds behind: the moment is then never sent at all, instead of deleted afterwards. Only whoever owns the output can do that.
The server watches your stream too Coming soon
Forty minutes with a dead mic and nobody notices – the chat assumes it's their own fault. Vidari hears the silence and sees the frozen console picture, warns you in the studio and on the remote, and whispers it into chat once it keeps up. And since the picture runs through the server anyway, !foto grabs a still out of the live stream – straight into chat and Discord instead of a console menu.
A remote for your mods
The same remote as yours, only narrower: your team reads chat, hands out timeouts, cleans up and reaches the panic button – on the move, without digging through the Twitch app. Plus notes on a viewer (!notiz) that only you and your mods see: someone warned twice isn't a discussion the third time.
Ad break planner
Twitch pays for ads, and most people forget them – or run them at the worst possible moment. Vidari puts them on a rhythm, announces them in chat in good time, and pushes them back with !ads später when the boss fight is on.
On time even when you aren't
At your scheduled time the channel goes live by itself: standby scene, music, everything there. Turn up at the console ten minutes late and your signal simply switches the scene – your viewers were there the whole time instead of waiting for a notification that never came. If nothing arrives at all, Vidari takes it down again after a deadline, and !heute nicht calls the date off in advance.
Season finale
A season otherwise just ends. With Vidari the eight highest scorers play out a tournament bracket at the close – visible on screen, the season's point pot as the prize. A date your chat works towards instead of a list it can look at.
Subathon clock
Every sub, every gift, every bits cheer extends the stream – the clock on screen shows how much longer. You decide what adds how much time, set a cap if you like and pause it with !subathon pause. No mod adding minutes by hand, no third-party site.
Big moments, big alerts
100 bits get a small alert, 10,000 bits the full-screen entrance with their own sound – variations by amount for bits, donations, gift subs, raids, months of loyalty and sub tiers. Plus a minimum below which nothing pops up, and several goals at once: followers, subs, bits and donations, stacked or taking turns.
Stream labels
Latest follower, latest sub, latest raid, top donor of the month – as standing lines on screen that update themselves. The ticker scrolls names past; a label stays put until the next one comes along.
Milestones instead of one number
“At €50 a horror game, at €100 I dye my hair.” Every goal gets milestones – as marks on the bar, with the next one spelled out below. Each one triggers whatever you like when it is reached: a sound alert, a scene, the wheel, an ad or the credits. And the subathon gets a happy hour where everything counts double or triple.
The chat on screen, in numbers
Your chat counters (“Deaths: 14”) as their own source – kept with !deaths +1, visible to everyone. Plus chat stats: what many people are typing right now, who is most active, and how fast the chat runs compared to its average.
Again!
The raid arrived mid scene change, the sub while you were fixing the mic. One button replays the last alert – in the studio, on your phone, on the mod phone or as a Stream Deck key. Without anything counting twice.
The bot speaks your chat's language
Greetings, alerts, milestones, ad announcements, the watchdog's warnings – everything Vidari writes on its own, in German, English, French or Spanish. One setting, not a second set of commands.
VOD highlights
After the stream Vidari cuts the notable moments out of the cloud recording: subs, bits, raids, donations, called clips and chat spikes. Ready-made 40-second clips to download – without digging through three hours of footage.
Ranks & seasons
Watch time finally pays off: freely named tiers with their own colour and greeting, automatic VIP for your most loyal viewers, and a leaderboard that can start fresh every month.
Channel points as triggers
Link a Twitch reward to an alert, a studio scene, the lucky wheel, an ad or a Twitch prediction the bot opens and you close again with !resolve. Your viewers have had those points forever – now they can do something with them.
Publish automatically Coming soon
After the stream your cloud recording goes to YouTube by itself – with chapters from your category changes and your !marke points – and the highlights it found go out as Shorts, cropped to portrait if you like. Either right away or only once you approve.
YouTube chat in your Twitch chat Coming soon
Streaming to YouTube as well used to mean talking to nobody over there. Vidari pulls the YouTube live chat into your chat overlay, counts it towards the highlight search and mirrors it into your Twitch chat on request – with the YouTube viewer count next to it.
Schedule Coming soon
!next tells the chat when you are back, your channel page shows the coming dates, and your Discord reminds everyone an hour ahead. The schedule itself stays on Twitch – no second calendar to go stale.
Public channel page
One address for your Twitch panel: leaderboard, longest watch time, points shop, the next streams and the way to your donation page. Everything that otherwise only lives in chat and disappears with the stream.
Loyalty streaks
Anyone who shows up several streams in a row gets points once and a shout in chat, from the step you choose. !streak has been counting all along – now it counts for something.
Scene backup & Stream Deck
Export every scene with its sources as one file and read it back – to keep a backup before a rebuild or to move to another channel. Plus ready-made addresses that let any macro key switch your scenes, no plugin needed.
Discord bridge Coming soon
Your server learns on its own when you go live, gets your clips, reminds people of planned streams, and can hand subscribers a role automatically.
Your own donation page
A page under your name, no third-party service. The money goes straight to your account minus the platform share, the alert plays in the overlay and the thank-you lands in chat.
Shop order list
Every redemption lands in a work list with a notes field – tick it off instead of scrolling back through chat.
What actually works
Which category and which title bring followers, when it pays to go live, where viewers drop off, who to raid – plus a profile for every viewer.
The same bot, on Kick too Coming soon
Streaming to Kick as well used to mean no bot there. Now VidariBOT is in your Kick chat too: same commands, same points, same timers – through our account; you just link your Kick channel once (Premium). Twitch-only commands like !clip or !raid stay out, because they do not exist there.
Priority support
Your support tickets are highlighted and handled first by the team.
Common questions
What streamers ask about Vidari
What does Vidari cost?
Vidari ist zu 100 % kostenlos, inklusive eigenem Bot-Namen. Alle verfügbaren Funktionen in einem Bot, ohne Tarifstufen oder Abo. Vidari Cloud ist deaktiviert; Discord, YouTube und Kick folgen später.
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