Introduction

What is StreamerCatalyst?

StreamerCatalyst is a Twitch streamer toolkit that runs entirely on Cloudflare’s global network. It gives you an integrated set of modules — chat automation, AI personas, reward rules, stream overlay widgets, stream planning, analytics, and moderation tools — all accessible from a single dashboard at streamercatalyst.com.

Every module works independently, and every one of them is in the dashboard from your first login. There is nothing to switch on — your plan decides which modules you can use, and the Get set up walkthrough at streamercatalyst.com/setup takes you through them one stop at a time.

Connecting your Twitch account

1. Go to streamercatalyst.com and click Sign in with Twitch.
2. Twitch will ask you to approve the requested scopes. StreamerCatalyst requests a baseline set that covers what every module needs to read and react to your channel; the few permissions that let it act on your behalf (managing Channel Point rewards, VIPs, AutoMod, shout-outs, ad breaks) are asked for later, when you set up the feature that uses them — you can see what each scope is used for in the Authentication & permissions section.
3. After approving, you are redirected back to the dashboard. Your session is stored in an encrypted session cookie valid for your browser.

You only sign in once. All modules share the same Twitch connection.

The unified dashboard

The dashboard at streamercatalyst.com is a single-page app that hosts all module UIs side by side. Navigation is in the left sidebar:

• Dashboard — overview tiles showing module status and recent activity.
• AI, Events, Chatters, Modomation, Stream Planner, Numbers, Widgets — one section per module.
• Settings — account, billing, and notification preferences.

Each module section loads on demand and communicates with its backend Worker through the streamercatalyst.com/m/<module>/* proxy, so everything stays same-origin.

Roles and permissions

StreamerCatalyst has three levels of access:

Role	Who holds it	What they can do
Broadcaster	The channel owner who connected their Twitch account	Full access — configure modules, manage billing, grant Lead Mod access
Lead Mod	A moderator the broadcaster has promoted in the dashboard, or one auto-detected from their Twitch Lead Moderator badge in chat	Read and write access to module configuration; cannot manage billing or grant other Lead Mods
Mod	A Twitch moderator for the channel who logs in to StreamerCatalyst	Read access to dashboards and live data, plus the day-to-day work each module opens to any moderator — in Chatters that is custom commands and Auto Chats, matching what they can already do from chat. Module settings, billing and credentials are closed to them; see each module’s own page for its split

Mods switch into a channel’s dashboard via the Mod link in the sidebar after logging in with their own Twitch account.

Lead Mod access is granted two ways:

• Manually — the broadcaster promotes a moderator under Settings → Team. Manual grants are permanent.
• Automatically — if the channel runs a module that reads chat (AI, Chatters, or Modomation, which keep the channel’s channel.chat.message EventSub subscription active), anyone chatting with Twitch’s Lead Moderator badge is detected and granted Lead Mod access. Auto-detected grants refresh while the badge keeps appearing in chat and lapse after about 90 days without it. A manual promotion always takes precedence over auto-detection.

A channel that doesn’t run any chat-reading module won’t auto-detect Lead Mods — use a manual promotion there.

StreamerCatalyst staff can enter a masquerade session for support purposes. Any masquerade session is read-only unless explicitly granted full access.

Subscription tiers

Some modules and features require a paid plan. See Tier comparison and Module access by tier for a full breakdown. The Free tier includes Chatters, Modomation, Stream Planner, Numbers, Widgets, Tipping, and the Discord bot at basic limits — no credit card required.

Next steps

• Explore a module: every module is in the dashboard sidebar. Ones your plan doesn’t include open read-only with an upgrade prompt — there is no module to switch on first.
• Set up the chat bot: see the Chatters module guide.
• Connect stream overlay widgets: see the Widgets module guide.
• Automate channel point redemptions: see the Modomation module guide.