For streamers · Windows · free for Twitch

Chatskee

Your Twitch, YouTube, TikTok and Kick chat in one small window that floats over your game. Clicks go straight through it, and your viewers never see it.

No account, no login, no API keys. Type your channel names and go.

One window, every chat

Twitch, YouTube, TikTok and Kick, colour-coded. Subs, gifts, raids and Super Chats light up green.

Floats over your game

Lock it and clicks go straight through. Your viewers never see it.

Light and simple

Type your channel names and go. No login. Runs fine on a cheap PC.

Chatskee locked over a game: a translucent chat panel in the corner showing messages from four platforms, with paid events highlighted

Free for Twitch. $2 once for everything.

Free

$0 forever

  • Twitch chat overlay
  • Every setting and filter
  • Subs, bits and raids highlighted
  • Automatic updates
Download

Premium · multichat

$2 one time · launch price

  • Everything in Free
  • YouTube, TikTok and Kick in the same window
  • No subscription, ever
  • Use it on up to 3 PCs
Get Premium

Pay with any email, then type that email into Chatskee (gear → Premium) to unlock.

Setup takes a minute

  1. Download and run the installer. Windows may say "Windows protected your PC" because Chatskee is new: click More info → Run anyway.
  2. Type your channel names in the settings that open. No passwords, nothing to connect.
  3. Drag it where you want it, then press Ctrl + Shift + L to lock it. Ctrl + Shift + H hides or shows it.

Questions streamers ask

Is this allowed on Twitch?

Yes. Twitch's simulcasting rules stop you from showing merged chat on your Twitch stream. Their own FAQ says tools that combine chat are fine "for your personal use", and that's what Chatskee is: a private window only you see, hidden from capture by default.

Does it work over fullscreen games?

Use borderless / windowed fullscreen. Windows doesn't let any window draw over exclusive fullscreen. Most modern games already run borderless, with no real performance difference on Windows 10 and 11.

Will it upset anti-cheat?

It shouldn't. Chatskee never touches your game: no injection, no graphics hooks, no drivers, no admin rights. It's a normal always-on-top window, like a Discord popout. It hasn't been tested against every anti-cheat, so if you try it with yours, tell me how it goes.

Can I dock it in OBS, or use it on a dual-PC setup?

It isn't an OBS dock. It's its own floating window, so on a dual-PC setup just run it on the PC you're looking at.

Do I have to log in to anything?

No. Chatskee reads public chat the same way a logged-out viewer would. It never asks for your passwords or stream keys, and it can't post, ban or change anything.

Mac? Facebook?

Windows only for now. Facebook doesn't let small apps read live chat, so it isn't supported.