Rainbark for Twitch by Ame

Every message you send in Twitch chat gets a new global badge and a new name color.

COLORS
- A rainbow wheel, pastel, sunset and other palettes, 36 pride flags, Twitch's 15 free colors, or your own list.
- Each channel remembers where it is in the palette. Freeze a channel to keep one color there.

BADGES
- Shuffled or in your own order. Switch badges off, star favorites so they come up more often, pin one badge to a channel, or give a channel its own set.

AND MORE
- How often: every message, every few messages, or at most once every so many seconds.
- Pronouns from pr.alejo.io next to people's names, styled the way you like.
- Chat shortcuts: type >color and it becomes your current hex code. Add your own snippets.
- Alt+Shift+R opens the panel with quick Pause, Freeze and palette buttons.
- Works in the creator dashboard's chat too.
- English, Español, Français, Deutsch, Português, Русский and 日本語.

GETTING STARTED
Open any Twitch channel while signed in. A paw button appears below the chat box and a short setup card walks you through it: open Chat Identity, pick any badge, pick any color. Rainbark then reuses those same requests.

Most palettes need Twitch Turbo or Prime, because Twitch only lets those accounts pick any color. The "Twitch free colors" palette works for everyone.

PRIVACY
No servers, no analytics, no ads. Badge and color changes go to Twitch exactly as Twitch's own menus send them. With pronouns on, chatters' usernames are sent to the pronouns API at api.pronouns.alejo.io. Settings stay in your browser.

Rainbark isn't made by or affiliated with Twitch.