Three platforms at once
Chat from TikTok, Twitch and Kick in one window, with a platform icon on every message. The app checks whether the channel is live and tells you plainly when it is not.
- TikTok
- Twitch
- Kick
LiveEcho reads messages from TikTok, Twitch and Kick as they arrive, so you hear your viewers without watching the chat. Plus a stream overlay, end credits and emotes.
A single file, no installation and no Python needed.
mala_mi
hey, just got here, what are we playing?
kuba_97
greetings from Gdansk
nocny_marek
this voice reads better than I do lol
zuzia_gra
show that play again!
One window: channels at the top, voice and settings on the left, and in the middle the chat the app is reading right now. Sample data below.
A reader, an overlay and stream extras in one app. You turn each part on and set it up separately.
Chat from TikTok, Twitch and Kick in one window, with a platform icon on every message. The app checks whether the channel is live and tells you plainly when it is not.
Everyone, followers, subscribers or moderators, set separately for each platform.
Chat on your broadcast as a browser source: 12 message entrance animations, effects, nick colours by platform and badges.
Pick the voice, speed and volume. Separate audio devices for the stream and for you, so you decide whether viewers hear the chat being read.
Global and channel emotes, in the app window and on the overlay. They refresh during the stream.
At the end of the stream credits roll with your viewers, subscribers, followers and gifts, with music behind them.
An animated panel with your channels and real platform logos. List, grid or carousel layout, and it can show and hide by itself.
A TikTok like ranking with viewer avatars and a larger top 3.
Add a word once and the app blocks it in every form: with spaces, dots, repeated letters and digits in place of letters.
Global hotkeys: pause reading, skip a message, clear the queue. They work while you are in a game too.
On startup the app checks for a new version and can update itself.
Chat is processed on your own computer. LiveEcho does not collect data or send it to the author.
On first run Windows may show a SmartScreen warning. Choose "More info", then "Run anyway".
Yes. No activation codes, no subscription and no time limits.
TikTok, Twitch and Kick, all at once if you like. You type in a channel name and each message shows its platform icon.
Yes. The overlay is a browser source, so it works in OBS, Streamlabs and XSplit. The app gives you a ready link to paste.
No. LiveEcho is a single Windows file that runs straight after download.
The app has no paid code-signing certificate, so Windows SmartScreen does not recognise it. Choose "More info", then "Run anyway".
No. You choose separate audio devices for the stream and for yourself, so the voice can go out on the broadcast or only to your headphones.
Yes. For each platform you choose whether to read everyone, followers, subscribers or moderators. You can also ignore specific people.
Chat is processed on your own computer. LiveEcho does not collect data or send it to the author. Text to be read goes to the Microsoft Edge voice service, which turns it into speech.
No codes and no subscription. If the app helps you, you can buy me a coffee.