Chat commands, AI moderation, channel points, alerts, a soundboard and game overlays for 28 games — every channel gets its own instance on its own subdomain, in English or German, and your mods work in the same dashboard.
More than 40 variables, named counters and responses per Twitch category — your chat gets answers even while you are in the middle of a teamfight.
Cooldowns, permission levels, special characters in the name, your own counters like ${counter+.tode} — and commands that actually do something, such as changing the title or category.
Automatic data for League of Legends, TFT, Valorant, CS2, Overwatch, Dota 2, Deadlock, World of Warcraft, Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, Zenless Zone Zero, Fortnite, PUBG, eight Battlefield titles from Battlefield 2 to Battlefield 6, Hearthstone (deck), Final Fantasy XIV and Guild Wars 2 with character selection. Rainbow Six Siege and Slay the Spire are kept up to date by you or your mods in a few clicks. One browser source per account, optionally as a slider through all accounts.
Layers, text effects, your own images and videos, eight presets as a starting point — designed in the editor, tested in OBS with one click.
Follows, raids, channel points and every bot action in the feed, filterable by date and time. Alongside it, AutoMod with word filters and a second, AI-assisted stage.
Rule-based filters plus a second, AI-assisted stage. Every action ends up traceably in the mod log.
Your own points system with a shop, fishing and duels — viewers earn, save and spend.
Channel points or chat command, skip votes included. Runs through your Spotify (Premium required) or the YouTube Music player as an OBS source; you can delete played songs from the history.
Sounds via channel points or chat, upload your own files straight from your PC. Optionally YouTube videos via channel points — with mod approval, block list and display time, through the official YouTube player.
Ko-fi, PayPal, StreamElements tips or your own webhook trigger an alert, a thank-you in chat and the tip goal. The money goes straight to you — KomaBot only receives the notification.
Imports commands including counters from Nightbot, StreamElements, Firebot and Streamer.bot — with an honest report of what came across.
Your mods work in the same dashboard, with exactly the modules you allow.
A report after every broadcast: viewers, chat activity, highlights — instead of gut feeling.
Follows, subs, raids as a browser source — designed in your own editor with layers, effects and presets.
From LoL, Valorant and WoW to Fortnite, PUBG, Battlefield and Final Fantasy XIV with automatic data, plus games entered by hand — live in OBS and as chat variables. You enter your Steam account once.
Exactly one message when the stream starts, pinned if you like. On raids a thank-you in chat, a clip shoutout and the native Twitch shoutout on top.
Connect your own tools: the platform speaks HTTP and delivers your data as JSON.
Moving takes minutes, not evenings: KomaBot imports your commands including counters and tells you honestly what was carried over and what was not.
One click, no registration, no password. We only see your public Twitch name.
Your dashboard is created fully automatically at yourchannel.komabot.tv — you get the link right afterwards.
Connect your streamer account, switch on modules, invite mods. Done.
The beta is running right now — all features are free for everyone, no card needed. Later prices have not been set yet; beta channels will be informed in good time before any change, and a paid contract never comes about automatically.
Start for free nowKomaBot is a German-language Twitch bot where every channel gets its own dashboard on its own subdomain. It offers AI moderation, an alert studio, game overlays, channel points with a shop and an import of existing commands from other bots. It is hosted in Germany, GDPR-compliant and without ad tracking.
Yes, KomaBot is free to use during the beta. You can use the dashboard, AI moderation, alert studio, game overlays and channel points for your Twitch channel at no cost during the beta.
Yes, KomaBot is a German-language alternative to Nightbot. The entire dashboard is in German, the data is hosted GDPR-compliant in Germany and there is no ad tracking. Existing Nightbot commands can be imported directly into KomaBot via the bot migration.
Yes. KomaBot’s bot migration imports your existing commands from Nightbot, StreamElements, Firebot and Streamer.bot. So you do not have to recreate your commands when switching.
Yes. With KomaBot your mods work in the same dashboard as you – directly in your channel’s dashboard on its own subdomain. Streamer and mod team manage the bot in one shared place.
KomaBot comes with game overlays for 28 games. League of Legends, Teamfight Tactics, Valorant, CS2, Overwatch, Dota 2, Deadlock, World of Warcraft, Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, Zenless Zone Zero, Fortnite, PUBG, eight Battlefield titles, Hearthstone (deck), Final Fantasy XIV and Guild Wars 2 update automatically. Rainbow Six Siege and Slay the Spire are kept up to date by you or your mods. For stream alerts there is also the alert studio.
KomaBot includes AI moderation for your Twitch chat. You manage all settings for it in your channel’s dashboard, where your mods can work alongside you.
Yes, KomaBot offers channel points plus a shop for your channel. You manage both in your channel’s own dashboard.
KomaBot is hosted in Germany and works GDPR-compliant without ad tracking. Your channel’s dashboard runs on its own subdomain.
Yes. Choose English in the language menu at the top right before creating your channel: your dashboard, default commands and bot replies are then set up in English. Everyone can also switch the dashboard language themselves at any time.
Free during the beta — set up in minutes.
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