Lembas helps Twitch, YouTube, and Kick creators run calmer live streams. It combines a private Chat Dock, viewer memory, stream prep, LembasBot, Activity Feed, OBS overlays, Companion alerts, and Twitch clip workflows so chat stays readable and regular viewers are easier to remember.
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I built Lembas because streaming can get messy fast. You are trying to read chat, remember regulars, prep what is coming next, manage overlays, run bot commands, and keep the stream moving, often across more than one platform.
Lembas is my attempt to make that feel calmer. It brings chat, viewer memory, stream prep, LembasBot, Activity Feed, OBS overlays, alerts through Lembas Companion, and Twitch clip workflows into one workspace for Twitch, YouTube, and Kick creators.
I would genuinely love feedback from streamers, moderators, and anyone building around live communities. I am especially interested in what feels useful, what feels missing, and what would make Lembas easier to trust during a live stream.
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How does the viewer memory feature actually work across sessions, like does it pull from past VODs or just track people who chat during the live stream?
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@mira5jc5 Hey Mira! It works during live sessions. When Lembas sees someone for the first time and you create a viewer note on them that creates a viewer memory. You can also link people from other platforms so you don't lose track of someone if a regular decides they want to start watching on YouTube instead of Twitch.
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How does the viewer memory feature actually work in practice, like does it pull from chat messages or do viewers need to opt in somehow?
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@raziyehjol Hey! It pulls from when a user has been seen first by Lembas from them chatting and then you as a streamer can create a viewer note which creates a new viewer memory. You can do all this from the chat dock. Been debating a feature for streamers to enable a setting that could create viewer memories automatically based on if it was the first time they were seen in the chat as well.
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The viewer memory feature is such a thoughtful touch, finally a way to keep up with regulars without scrolling through endless VODs.
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@sefa_tecir15332 Thank you! Another feature I built in is a streamer inbox that creates messages automatically for follow-ups for things like questions, hype moments, or marked phrases so you can reach back out to someone if they brought up something and you missed it.
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the chat dock idea is really smart, finally a way to keep mod chat separate without losing track of who's who. love that you baked in viewer memory too instead of making it a separate tool.
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@nurcanaksuqbk9 Thank you very much! I wanted to make something that actually helps people build a community and in the world of multi-streaming it can be a lot to keep track of and a lot to juggle .
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The viewer memory feature is a nice touch, makes it way easier to keep track of regulars without scrolling through chat. Chat Dock feels much calmer than my usual setup.
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@aslsrayf7hd Thank you! I tried to put things in helpful places that don't crowd the user but still offer helpful context!
How does the viewer memory feature actually work across sessions, like does it pull from past VODs or just track people who chat during the live stream?
@mira5jc5 Hey Mira! It works during live sessions. When Lembas sees someone for the first time and you create a viewer note on them that creates a viewer memory. You can also link people from other platforms so you don't lose track of someone if a regular decides they want to start watching on YouTube instead of Twitch.
How does the viewer memory feature actually work in practice, like does it pull from chat messages or do viewers need to opt in somehow?
@raziyehjol Hey! It pulls from when a user has been seen first by Lembas from them chatting and then you as a streamer can create a viewer note which creates a new viewer memory. You can do all this from the chat dock. Been debating a feature for streamers to enable a setting that could create viewer memories automatically based on if it was the first time they were seen in the chat as well.
The viewer memory feature is such a thoughtful touch, finally a way to keep up with regulars without scrolling through endless VODs.
@sefa_tecir15332 Thank you! Another feature I built in is a streamer inbox that creates messages automatically for follow-ups for things like questions, hype moments, or marked phrases so you can reach back out to someone if they brought up something and you missed it.
the chat dock idea is really smart, finally a way to keep mod chat separate without losing track of who's who. love that you baked in viewer memory too instead of making it a separate tool.
@nurcanaksuqbk9 Thank you very much! I wanted to make something that actually helps people build a community and in the world of multi-streaming it can be a lot to keep track of and a lot to juggle .
The viewer memory feature is a nice touch, makes it way easier to keep track of regulars without scrolling through chat. Chat Dock feels much calmer than my usual setup.
@aslsrayf7hd Thank you! I tried to put things in helpful places that don't crowd the user but still offer helpful context!