The Whole Toolbox

Twitch

Connect your entire Twitch channel: chat, subs, bits, channel points, raids, and polls, all managed from one place.

YouTube

Memberships, Super Chats, Jewels Gifts, and chat events all arrive as triggers you can build on.

Kick

Kick is fully wired in. Chat, channel points, Kicks gifts, subscriptions, and channel settings all work from the first time you connect.

Velora

Mix It Up is one of the first bots with full Velora support. Chat, channel points, Volts cheers, subscriptions, and channel settings are all wired in.

Filtered Words

Keep your chat welcoming. Set up a list of words that earn a warning strike when used, configurable to match every community's standards.

Banned Words

Some words have no place in your chat. Add them to the ban list and Mix It Up handles it automatically, every single time.

Community Banned Words

A starter list of the words most channels ban anyway, so your first day of moderation isn't a blank page.

Excessive Caps Filter

Prevent SHOUTING in chat. Set a threshold for how many caps are too many and let Mix It Up enforce it automatically.

Excessive Punctuation/Emote Filter

Keep chat readable. Limit the walls of emojis and punctuation that can clutter your feed, configurable to your community's taste.

Link Blocking

Decide who's allowed to post links. Anyone who isn't gets stopped before the message lands.

Chat Participation Requirements

New account just showed up? Set a minimum account age or watch time before viewers can chat, a simple way to keep bots and bad actors at bay.

Strike System

A fair, escalating moderation system. Viewers get a warning, then another, then action, with custom commands at each level so you stay in control.

Moderation Role Exemptions

Give your trusted regulars, VIPs, and mods the benefit of the doubt. Each moderation check can be configured to skip users above a certain role.

Text Widget

Display styled text on your stream overlay. Pick your font, color, size, and shadow, and it's live.

Image Widget

Show any image on your overlay, local file or URL, with the option to rotate through a random selection automatically.

Video Widget

Drop a video clip into your overlay with full control over volume, start point, and whether it loops.

YouTube Widget

Embed a YouTube video directly in your stream overlay, great for reaction content, background music, or anything you want playing on screen.

HTML Widget

Build anything. Drop raw HTML, CSS, and JavaScript directly into your overlay for a fully custom interactive widget.

Timer Widget

Put a countdown or count-up on screen for giveaways, breaks, challenges, or any timed moment in your stream.

Twitch Clip Widget

Play a Twitch clip live on your overlay: the latest, a random one, or a specific clip. Great for highlight moments mid-stream.

Sound Widget

Play a sound directly through your overlay browser source, useful when you need audio routed through a specific output context.

Persistent Timer Widget

A long-running countdown that sticks around across events. Add time for subs, remove it for other events, and fire a command when it finally hits zero.

Label Widget

A text ticker that cycles through your latest follower, sub count, donation total, a live clock in any time zone, or any counter you keep. It updates itself.

Stream Boss Widget

Your viewers fight to be the boss. Events deal damage, overkill crowns a new champion, and a health bar on screen makes every moment feel epic.

Goal Widget

Visualize progress toward any goal: subs, followers, or custom milestones, with a segmented progress bar that updates live and fires commands when segments complete.

Chat Widget

Mirror your chat into your streaming software, with emotes, badges, and moderation events all rendered properly.

End Credits Widget

Roll the credits at the end of your stream. Scroll through chatters, subs, VIPs, regulars, first-time chatters, raiders, donors, Patreon members, and anyone else who made the stream great.

Game Queue Widget

Show your live game queue right on screen so viewers always know where they stand in line.

Event List Widget

A live alert feed on your overlay showing recent follows, raids, subs, and donations as they happen.

Leaderboard Widget

Display your top viewers on screen. Ranks by watch time, currency, Bits, months subbed, subs gifted, or subscription streak, refreshed on a schedule you control.

Wheel Widget

A spinning prize wheel on your overlay, ready to spin at any moment. Set the slices, set the odds, and let the wheel decide.

Emote Effect Widget

Flood your screen with emotes when the moment calls for it: rain, float, zoom, or explosion, a burst of crowd energy on demand.

Persistent Emote Effect Widget

When enough of chat spams the same emote, the effect fires on its own. Chat earns it and the widget handles it.

Poll Widget

Show live poll or prediction results directly on your overlay. Works with Twitch Polls, Predictions, and in-chat game commands.

Custom Widget

Build your own fully interactive overlay widget with JavaScript. It receives every platform event and can do whatever you can code.

Chat Action

Send a message to chat from your streamer or bot account, as a reply or a whisper, to every connected platform at once.

Platform Message Action

Send a chat message to one specific platform instead of all of them, with its own Send As Streamer option.

Command Action

Put your commands in charge of other commands. Run, pause, enable, disable, or reset a command automatically as part of any automation.

Conditional Action

Add logic to your automations. Only do something if a condition is true, and loop it, branch it, or combine multiple checks with AND/OR/XOR.

Consumables Action

Award or deduct currency and inventory items as part of any command. Give out points for a great moment or charge viewers to participate.

Counter Action

Increment, decrement, reset, or set a named counter whenever you need to track something: deaths, hype moments, hydration breaks, anything.

External Program Action

Launch any app or script as part of your automation and optionally capture what it outputs to use in the same command.

File Action

Read and write text files on the fly, update a scoreboard, pull a name from a list, or log data to a file automatically.

Game Queue Action

Control who's up next without lifting a finger. Add, remove, shuffle, or select viewers from the game queue automatically.

Group Action

Bundle actions together into a single organized block. Keeps complex commands clean and easy to follow.

Input Action

Simulate a keypress or mouse click, useful for triggering hotkeys in games or controlling software without switching windows.

Moderation Action

Timeout, ban, purge, or mod users automatically as part of any command.

Music Player Action

Control your stream music from anywhere. Skip a track, change the volume, or swap playlists automatically as part of a command.

Overlay Action

Trigger any overlay effect from a command: show an image, play a sound, spin the wheel, or update a goal bar, at exactly the right moment.

Random Action

Add a little chaos. Mix It Up picks one path at random from several options you define, each with its own weighted odds.

Repeat Action

Do something once, or do it a hundred times. Repeat any set of actions as many times as you need, even based on a dynamic value.

Script Action

Run a custom script in C#, Python, or JavaScript and feed the result right back into your command. Total flexibility for power users.

Sound Action

Play any sound on any output device, or stop everything that's playing, all as part of a command.

Special Identifier Action

Create a custom variable on the spot and use it anywhere downstream in the same command. Great for storing calculated or fetched values mid-automation.

Streaming Software Action

Switch scenes, toggle sources, update overlays, and start or stop your stream, all without touching OBS, Streamlabs, or XSplit manually.

Text-to-Speech Action

Give your stream a voice. Read out chat messages, donation alerts, or any text you choose using your preferred TTS engine and voice.

User Lookup Action

Find a viewer on any platform by username or ID and use their name, ID, and avatar in the rest of the command.

Wait Action

Add a pause between actions. Give an animation time to finish, a message time to land, or just control the pacing of your automation.

Web Request Action

Fetch data from any API and use the result in your command. Prices, weather, sports scores: if it has an API, you can pull it into your stream.

Bet

Nothing gets chat fired up like putting points on the line. Set up outcomes, open the betting window, and let the drama unfold.

Bid

Host an in-chat auction. Viewers outbid each other for a prize, a game slot, or whatever you dream up, highest bidder wins.

Coin Pusher

Viewers toss points into the pot and hope they're the one who tips it over the edge and walks away with the winnings.

Duel

Chat loves a good rivalry. Two viewers put their points on the line and only one walks away richer.

Hangman

Classic word game, live in chat. Your audience guesses letters together to save the hangman, or watches it fall.

Heist

The whole chat crews up for a heist, but not everyone makes it out. The odds are different for everyone, survivors split the rewards.

Hitman

A mystery name is revealed and the whole chat races to type it first. First one in wins the pot.

Hot Potato

Nobody wants to be holding it when the timer goes off. Viewers frantically pass the hot potato in chat until someone gets burned.

Lock Box

A combination lock stands between your viewers and a pile of points. Can they crack it before it resets?

Roulette

Viewers place their bets across the table and the wheel decides who wins. Classic casino energy, live in chat.

Russian Roulette

Everyone antes up, a few lucky viewers get selected, and the rest lose their points. High tension, dead simple.

Slot Machine

Pull the lever, cross your fingers. Configurable symbols and odds mean every spin feels different.

Spin

Viewers spin a custom prize wheel. You control the slices, the odds, and the payouts, or let the wheel decide everything.

Steal

A little mischief in the economy. Viewers can try their luck stealing points from each other, with a chance of getting caught.

Treasure Defense

Is your trusted Knight actually a Thief in disguise? This team game keeps everyone guessing until the very end.

Trivia

Drop a question in chat and see who knows their stuff. First correct answer takes the pot, works with your own questions or the OpenTDB library.

Volcano

Points pile into the volcano through escalating stages. A random eruption could happen at any moment, paying out to whoever collects the lava.

Word Scramble

Unscramble it before anyone else does. A quick and chaotic way to reward your fastest and cleverest viewers.

Role Requirement

Set the minimum role a command needs, anywhere from follower to moderator. Everyone below it stays locked out automatically.

Cooldown Requirement

Keep commands from being spammed. Set a shared cooldown for everyone or an individual timer per viewer, with clear feedback when they try too soon.

Currency Requirement

Make viewers spend points to use a command. Set a fixed cost or let them choose how much to put in, with optional minimums and maximums.

Inventory Requirement

Require viewers to hold a specific item before they can use a command, and consume it automatically on use.

Rank Requirement

Gate commands by rank tier. Unlock features for your most loyal viewers as they climb the leaderboard.

Threshold Requirement

Some things should only happen when enough people want them. Require a minimum number of viewers to trigger a command together before it fires.

Arguments Requirement

Add typed inputs to your commands, whether usernames, numbers, or custom text. Mix It Up validates them before the command runs.

Settings Requirement

Fine-tune how a single command behaves: delete the triggering message, skip deletion, or add it to the right-click context menu, without changing your global settings.

Date/Time Variables

Inject the current date, time, or day of the week into any message automatically.

Stream/Channel Variables

Drop your viewer count, current game, stream title, or uptime into any message.

User Variables

Reference any viewer by name, role, watch time, sub status, or total donations. Every value is read at the moment the message sends.

Arguments Variables

Use exactly what a viewer typed in the command: the first word, a specific argument, or all of it, however your command needs it.

Random Variables

Pick a random number or a random viewer from your chat, filtered by role or sub status, wherever a little unpredictability makes things fun.

Quote Variables

Pull a quote into any response: the latest one, a random pick, or a specific number from your archive.

Leaderboard Variables

Show off your top viewers right in chat or overlays, with top-N rankings by currency, watch time, Bits, months subbed, subs gifted, or subscription streak.

Game Queue Variables

Reference the live queue in your messages: how many are waiting, who's next, or who's coming up in the next few slots.

Stream Boss Variables

Display the current boss's health or name anywhere: in chat, in an overlay, or in a triggered command response.

Latest Event Variables

Always know, and show, who just followed, raided, subbed, or donated, even after a stream restart.

Donation Context Variables

During a donation event, reference the amount, message, source platform, and donor details in any response you set up.

Counter Variables

Every counter you create becomes a live variable you can drop into messages, overlays, or logic checks.

Service Variables

Use live data from your music player, heart rate monitor, Voicemod voice, or donation trackers in any message or automation.

General Settings

Set your default platform, streaming software, and audio device: the foundation everything else in Mix It Up builds on.

Themes & Colors Settings

Make Mix It Up look like yours. Pick a dark or light theme, choose your accent colors, set the UI font and overall font size, and customize username colors by viewer role in chat.

Chat Settings

Fine-tune how chat looks and feels in Mix It Up: message limits, emotes, badges, and timestamps.

Platforms Settings

Per-platform behavior that does not belong anywhere else, starting with the YouTube Shorts video length cap that decides which uploads count as Shorts.

Commands Settings

Set how your commands behave globally: delete-on-run, cooldown groups, bot ignore rules, and concurrency, all in one place.

Alerts Settings

Color-code your alerts by event type, each with its own color, so you can tell subs from raids from donations at a glance.

Notifications Settings

Customize the sounds that play when you get a new chat message, a mention, a whisper, or when a service connects or disconnects.

Users Settings

Configure the Regular role threshold, how role requirements are matched, and the set of custom titles you can assign to your viewers.

Timers Settings

Set your global timer defaults: how often they fire, how many messages they need in between, and whether they run when you're offline.

Moderation Settings

One place to configure all of your chat rules: word filters, link blocking, caps limits, participation requirements, and your strike commands.

Overlay Settings

Set up your overlay server, pick a port, manage your overlay endpoints, and configure each widget, all from one settings panel.

Counters Settings

Create and manage all your persistent counters in one place. Name them, set their starting values, and filter the list to find one fast no matter how many you keep.

Hot Keys Settings

Trigger any command with a keyboard shortcut, even when Mix It Up isn't in focus. Great for quick actions during gameplay without alt-tabbing.

Serial Devices Settings

Set up connections to your Arduino boards or custom hardware so Mix It Up knows where to send its signals.

Advanced Settings

The Developer API, Python integration, and debug flags, for when you've outgrown the normal settings.

Service Credentials Settings

All your API keys and OAuth tokens in one secure place, stored encrypted in your profile file so you only have to set them up once.