What’s new

1 October 2026

Manuale del negozio

• The link preview no longer cuts names at a number of letters: every text is measured and shrinks as much as needed to fit whole.
• In the preview editor, pieces resize with handles, a double click takes you to write a text, and placeholders show what they turn into.
• The shop card shows the channel name and a line saying what you find there, without repeating «shop» or leaving gaps; and you can start over from three looks.
• In chat, !negozio now writes the shop page address after the three most bought items.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• On the donations page, the chosen amount is marked with a hand-drawn check, a different one for each amount, in your theme's color.

Manuale dei giochi e delle monete

• Every checkbox and radio button has its own drawing, unlike any other, as if each were drawn by hand: a slightly crooked box, a check with its own pen pressure.
• The empty checkbox is a pencil square drawn in one stroke, the way a hand does it: with lines crossing at the corners it looked like the crop symbol. And the chosen radio dot is round, with room around it.
• Checkboxes and radio buttons are drawn like the rest of the site: a pencil box and a black, centered pen check that pokes out of it, drawn when you tick it and undrawn when you clear it.
• Checkbox and radio choices each sit on their own line, with the box next to its words: on phones, the coin name choices used to wrap at random.

Manuale della moderazione: antispam e scudo anti-bot

• Every checkbox sits in the middle of the first line of its words, even when the sentence wraps: in many tabs it sat a little too high.

• On the home page, the super-power checkboxes have the same drawing as the dashboard, and the check is no longer small and off to the side.
• The privacy notice says what the public shop page shows: the items on sale and the chosen look, never who bought what.

Manuale dell'Overlay Studio

• A long sentence next to a checkbox wraps under itself, and in the Overlay Studio toolbar each checkbox sits closer to its own word than to the one before.

30 September 2026

Manuale degli strumenti

• The QR code and media kit in Tools lead to your channel’s real address on Kick and YouTube too: before, on Kick they wrote a wrong one.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• The link page’s ready-made themes keep their tinted buttons even after saving: before, they went back to the base colors, and on a dark theme they could come out white.
• On the link page, the strip asking permission for video and music from other sites is easier to read, and in the preview the parts still to fill in say what’s missing.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• In your week, a Discord channel that doesn’t answer for a moment stays among the chosen places, with the reason next to it, and you remove it if you want.

• The terms have a section on plans, subscriptions, cancellation and the 14-day withdrawal right, and privacy and terms say exactly what you sign up with and what gets disconnected from where.
• Spotify, TikTok, Discord alerts, 7TV and Telegram sign-in can be disconnected on any plan: before, going back to Essenziale left them tied.
• A support payment for the project that was started and never paid is deleted after a week, and paid ones after ten years, as the privacy notice says.
• Reviews on the home page scroll under the live streams and before the night with the bot on, and the page opens lighter.
• The privacy notice explains what happens to your voice: voice commands and forfeits go through your browser, stream audio is only measured for clips, and the bot learns only from your words.
• If you remove all the alert places on Telegram or Discord, you don’t find one back the next time it loads: the connected group or channel becomes a place only once, when it arrives.
• The panel and site in English now speak American (color, center, behavior), and voice suggestions offer Italian words, because recognition is in Italian.
• When asked “when are you live?”, the bot answers with your real next stream, taken from your week or from the Twitch Schedule, not from a handwritten text.
• The panel opens right away: before, the server stalled for about ten seconds almost every time, and the cover screen ended up on “this is taking longer than usual”. From the second visit on, the browser keeps the files.
• SocialBot updates wait until nobody is live before restarting the bot, and while they get ready they don’t slow it down: no chat or overlay freezing in the middle of a stream.
• The privacy notice says what reaches the server from the death counter, source by source: from the screen only “+1”, from the others the number with the match, the file name or the player.
• The privacy notice says what the shop keeps: who bought what and when, for a year, and the items in the bag for as long as the item is there.
• When the stream ends the bot says goodbye to chat, and after a resub it thanks people for their months. Whoever gifts subs is thanked once, and those who receive them are no longer thanked in their place.
• Live alerts on Telegram and Discord open with a line that changes every stream, in the channel’s language, and the Discord box speaks that language. A text you wrote for a place still applies.
• Where a bot line has a face, a cheerful emote your chat uses often comes out, if there is one: never a sad one after a thank-you.

Manuale dei comandi: moduli, contatori e comandi vocali

• The modules’ “Chat timeout” action really puts whoever triggered the module on pause: before, it did nothing. If the permission is missing, or the person is a mod or a VIP, the bot says so.
• “Give or take points” to “Whoever wrote” in a timer no longer pays the streamer: nobody wrote anything there, so the step is skipped. Coins go to the username, even for people who display a name in another alphabet.
• The base currency is called “coins” or “monedas” with the panel in English or Spanish, and the import preview says “Timers” or “Temporizadores”.
• In Modules, $data, $ora and $giorno follow your channel’s time zone and format, and $moneta, $sino, $eta, $colore, $animale, $soldi and $altezza come out in the chat’s language.
• Death screen recognition keeps going with the panel behind the game: before, after five minutes Chrome let it look only once a minute, and deaths got lost.
• With the panel open in two tabs, deaths are counted only once: one tab watches, and if you close it the other takes over.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• With the panel in English or Spanish, the Donations tab is called “Donations” and “Donaciones” in the menu too, and on the link page the Spanish word for font is “Fuente”.

Manuale delle emote 7TV

• Mods can rename and remove 7TV emotes from the panel too, as they could already add them, once the owner has connected 7TV.

Manuale degli effetti: media, gesti e punti canale

• In webcam tracking, the tip names the right button, “Save webcam settings”.
• Charades, Don’t laugh, Reaction rush and Battle, the webcam minigames, have the same name across the whole panel, in English and Spanish too.

Manuale della moderazione: antispam e scudo anti-bot

• A deletion or ban that Twitch rejects no longer shows as done: it stays among the actions to retry, with the reason, and a missing permission is reported as such.

Manuale della diretta: regia, clip, musica, rapporti e statistiche

• People stopped by the antispam on their first message still count as arrived: they’re among the first-timers in the report, and the next day they aren’t first-timers again.

Manuale dei giochi e delle monete

• Next to the coin name you choose its gender and number, so it’s spoken of correctly: in Italian, !giochi now says “I tuoi Semi di girasole”, no longer “Le tue Semi di girasole”.
• In the word chain every valid word gets its own reply, with the two letters to continue from: before, it went by in silence and the game looked broken.

Manuale del bot: personalità, conoscenza e memoria

• In chat the bot answers whoever is talking to it: people talking about bots, replying to another viewer or writing the streamer’s name no longer get random lines.
• The bot says what game it is and how long the stream has been going to people who actually ask, not to someone writing “long time no see”.
• The bot thanks people for follows, subs, raids, Bits, shoutouts and channel point rewards in the chat’s language and in the tone you picked, with lines each channel rotates its own way.
• The hype train, ads, the links reminder and !treno speak your channel’s language: their lines live in Personality, and a text you had changed stays yours.
• You write your community’s name in “The bot’s lines”, and the bot uses it in the lines that talk to the whole chat. “Try it” shows the next lines with sample data, without using them up.

Manuale dell'Overlay Studio

• Among the overlay looks there’s “Stile Twitch”: no box, a big image on top and the name in purple, like Twitch’s alerts, and then you change whatever you want.

Manuale della diretta: regia, clip, musica, rapporti e statistiche

• When you start a raid from Control room, the bot says so in chat with the name of the channel you’re heading to.

27 September 2026

• In the media kit, the text on the contact band is readable with any link page color: with some accents it used to be too faint.
• Every tab in the panel has its own manual: Status, Effects and Community join the others, which now use the labels and messages you actually see.
• The hand-drawn cursor now also shows on the color picker, on “choose file” and in text fields: no system cursor is left in the panel.
• The home page in English and Spanish now has its footer, the box for helping out and the cookie notice in its own language too: before, they stayed in Italian.
• In the panel too, the footer and the cookie notice follow the language you choose, and change along with it.
• Privacy and terms can now be read in English and Spanish too, each at its own address: the Italian text remains the reference, and the translations say so at the top.
• When the bot loses the chat, the Telegram message names the right button, “Reconnect permissions” in the Status tab.
• On a channel that isn’t on Twitch, Polls and Forfeits say they only work there, instead of showing buttons that do nothing.
• In the games manual, the rules table uses the singular for “1 default phrase”, and the slot machine’s three-of-a-kind prizes come from the game’s own numbers.
• In the Telegram Mini App, the “in chat now” badge looks at the chat of your channel’s platform, not just Twitch’s, and if the channel has no chat it doesn’t appear.

Manuale dei comandi: moduli, contatori e comandi vocali

• In chat, “!bot” and “!ia” always answer, even with the basic commands turned off: among the built-in commands they can no longer be turned off, renamed or restricted.
• With command management from chat turned on, anyone can type “!comando lista”: adding, changing and removing commands stays with the mods.
• The counters guide and the “Show on screen” button no longer say the number starts again from zero: it turns on at the number it had reached.
• In the modules list, the summary of the “Counter” action says whether it resets or sets the number: before, it always said it increased it.
• “Save the commands” saves the rows of its own list: a game reset to its default in the Commands tab no longer comes back the way the Games tab was still showing it.
• The module editor and the voice listening page point to today’s tabs: Voice commands for the microphone and the channel management permission, Effects & sounds, Music.
• The “Queue a song” action and importing from another bot no longer mention a Music add-on: song requests are in the Essenziale plan.
• A donation sent through the Advanced connectors with no currency, or an unknown one, comes in with the channel’s currency: before, the request failed.
• “Save look” on counters no longer turns the background solid black: it stays semi-transparent like the default one, even when you change the color.
• A module run by a timer, an event, your voice or Telegram with “Cost” or “Needs at least” no longer takes coins from you or anyone: only people using it by typing in chat pay.
• In the “Wait” action the field goes up to 30 seconds, which is how long the bot really waits, and overlay text stays on screen for at most 30 seconds, as its field says.
• In the module editor, triggers, events, actions and each module’s summary read in English and Spanish, like the rest of the panel.
• The module editor’s fields, the Test, Edit and Delete buttons and the Advanced connectors read in English and Spanish too.
• The “You don’t have a command of your own yet” notice no longer counts the two starter-kit modules left untouched: before, it never appeared.

Manuale dei comandi: moduli, contatori e comandi vocali

• In the Voice commands guided tour, the microphone step points to the “Open voice listening” button, no longer the highlights switch.
• Highlights: a sensitivity saved while the server is already listening to you takes effect within a minute, without waiting for the next stream.
• The “Voice command” card says listening also works outside Chrome and Edge, with the local engine that downloads a model the first time.
• The voice listening page reads in English and Spanish, in the panel’s language, log included. Recognition stays in Italian.

Manuale degli strumenti

• Twitch panels download three times sharper: on phones, edges and text stay crisp. The ones you’ve already uploaded need to be downloaded and put back.

CONSOLify: i tasti del tuo canale, sul telefono o su una tastiera fisica

• The transition chosen in a CONSOLify key or a Module stays put and really plays: before, it disappeared as soon as it was saved.
• A ready-made CONSOLify idea creates the key with the steps to fill in marked “unfinished”, and a step you add is saved right away: before, empty steps vanished and the key sat there doing nothing.
• When a CONSOLify page already has 48 keys, “Duplicate” and “Move to page” stop too and say it’s full: before, the extra key vanished without warning.
• In CONSOLify’s “free” layout, while editing, there’s a “+” at the bottom of the page: before, there was no way to create a new key there.
• When you connect the program from CONSOLify, you read the real reason when it fails (wrong password, network address, program off), and “Or by hand” can be tried without a password too.

Manuale della diretta: regia, clip, musica, rapporti e statistiche

• Clips made with “Create clip” in the Control room end up in “Latest clips”, in the night’s report and in the stats, with the reason “from the Control room”.
• Clips and Music speak all three languages even in the bits that had stayed in Italian or English, and the automatic clips wall says they’re “not” in your plan.

Manuale della diretta: regia, clip, musica, rapporti e statistiche

• If Music is missing the channel points permission, the box takes you straight to granting it: before, it pointed to a section that no longer exists.
• The “Spotify is not connected” notice only goes to people with song requests turned on: if you turn off the !sr command, you no longer see it.

Manuale della diretta: regia, clip, musica, rapporti e statistiche

• In English, Regia is called “Control room” in the menu too, and its guide lists the quick actions that really exist: clips, markers, ads, raids.

Manuale della diretta: regia, clip, musica, rapporti e statistiche

• An empty “Who watches the most” no longer asks you to turn on a count that’s already on: it says no hours have been counted yet, and only if you turned it off does it tell you where to turn it back on.

Manuale della scheda Stato

• In the Status tab, under “When it should be active”, “Always” and “Only when you’re live” remain: “Manual” did the same as “Always”, and whoever had picked it now sees “Always”.
• On Kick the bot obeys the switch and the mode: when off it no longer answers, and with “Only when you’re live” it answers only while Kick says you’re on air.
• The Status tab of a Kick, YouTube or Discord channel no longer asks for Twitch permissions, and “in chat now” looks at the chat of the channel’s platform.
• The “Activate the bot” card tells the truth about permissions: Twitch asks for one for each feature that uses them, and you see the full list before confirming.
• If you grant permissions while signed in to Twitch with another account, the panel tells you when you come back and offers to try again, instead of returning in silence.
• When polls, predictions or forfeits are missing a permission, the panel and chat tell you to press “Update permissions” in the “Status” tab.

Manuale di account e abbonamento

• For channels that started on YouTube, live chat really starts: before, the toggle stayed on and the bot never read it.
• In “Your platforms”, a Kick, YouTube or Discord channel no longer sees Twitch as “needs a fix”: the row says Twitch is a separate channel, and how to get into it.
• When you invite a moderator, the panel says they’ll sign in with their account on the platform you chose, no longer “with Twitch” for Kick and YouTube too.
• On a device that doesn’t support passkeys, the panel just says it can’t be done, without adding “Passkey created!” right after.
• An expired moderator invite shows as “invite expired”, to be regenerated, instead of “valid until” with a date already gone.
• When you invite a moderator you can type the name as you see it on the platform, even with capitals or dots: it’s read the same way as when that person signs in.

Manuale di account e abbonamento

• A moderator no longer sees the buttons for paying, adding an extra or opening the payment portal: they’re the owner’s, and before, “Activate” charged the moderator’s channel.
• Anyone who already has Base and no extras sees, in the Subscription tab, only the cost of the extras they add: before, the total counted the Base fee again.
• The Subscription tab’s “What you have on” now also lists “Bot on Telegram” and “Web Studio”, which Base includes and were missing from the list.
• When andryxify opens or closes a feature for you by hand, the panel says so by name: before, it wrote “the owner”, which seemed to mean you.

Manuale dei giochi e delle monete

• Under chat points, the “Only while you are live” checkbox is gone, since it changed nothing: attendance only comes while live, coins per message always.
• “Active timed VIPs” says how many streams the prize winner has left, instead of “forever”, and winning the prize again renews it in streams.
• Imported quotes show their author and date in the list, and the list’s texts read in English and Spanish too.
• If the game rules or the list of your games don’t load, the card shows the error instead of staying stuck loading or telling you that you have none.
• In “Leaderboard & VIP”, the cross-references call tabs by their names, “Commands” and “Voice commands”, and the fields for creating games have clearer labels.
• In “The games you made”, the type of each round shows the name from the menu, in English and Spanish too, instead of its internal code.

Manuale di sondaggi, giveaway e penitenze

• In the giveaway, “How many” starts from the number chosen in “Winners (default)”, and after “Draw” the row with the winners stays in place.
• If you open a giveaway with minigames turned off, the panel tells you to turn on “Enable chat minigames” instead of talking about the plan.

Manuale di sondaggi, giveaway e penitenze

• Creating a reward in forfeits also turns on the switch in the tab, so a later “Save” doesn’t switch them off again, and “Save” fires only once.
• When the channel points permission is missing, the Forfeits tab gives you the “Update permissions” button instead of sending you to another tab.

Manuale di sondaggi, giveaway e penitenze

• Polls and predictions start with two fields, and the “+” button adds up to 5 options or 10 outcomes, Twitch’s limits.

Le tue community: il manuale di Telegram e Discord

• In the Telegram Mini App, the linking code sends you to the right spot in the panel: “Your communities”, the Telegram tab, the “Log in & manage from Telegram” card.
• In the Telegram and Discord tabs, the explanations tell the truth: “Detect group” works with the interactive bot on too, the commands are in “Chat & audience”, and the roles you check get past the filter.
• In the Telegram tab, “Alert the group when I go live” turns on as soon as there’s a place to send the alert, even just a channel, as the server already accepted.
• “Pin the alert at the top during the live…” applies to every place you add, and when a TikTok live ends the alert is removed only where it was pinned, following that place’s checkbox.
• With birthday wishes on both in the Telegram group and in chat, the person celebrating also gets the chat ones on their first message: before, the group ones switched them off.
• The birthday wishes card shows even without the Telegram bot, so you can turn on wishes in chat; the group part tells you to connect it.
• The birthdays card and the code for linking your private Telegram chat read in English and Spanish too.
• The Telegram poster themes have names in English and Spanish too, and the Telegram and Discord labels no longer use the long dash.

Le tue community: il manuale di Telegram e Discord

• The Discord Alerts tab says alerts come with the Base plan, and “Test” requires the same plan as real alerts instead of sending an alert that then wouldn’t arrive.
• In Discord Alerts, “Remove” asks for confirmation before removing a channel, as Telegram already does with its places.
• When you build “Around your streams”, the sono-in-onda channel joins Discord Alerts already on, and the go-live alert reaches it without turning it back on by hand.
• On Discord, the alert for a new post uses post wording, like “uploaded a new video on YouTube”, no longer the live text that said “is live”.

Le tue community: il manuale di Telegram e Discord

• In Discord Roles, “Go round now” with “Keep the roles up to date” off tells you to turn it on, instead of asking you to bring into the server a bot that’s already there.
• The !discord lines in chat, the Telegram and Discord messages in the panel and the reasons written in your server’s audit log now have real Italian accents: “così”, “più”, “è” instead of an apostrophe.
• In your Discord server’s audit log, the reason for the streams condition reads “was there for at least N streams”, as the Roles tab calls it.
• A moderator opening the Discord tabs reads that only the channel owner uses them, instead of “I can’t read the configuration”.
• In Discord Roles, “Add a rule” stops at 20 and says so, and in the filter a rule with no words or lists warns that it won’t save like that.

Le tue community: il manuale di Telegram e Discord

• In the Discord server, the buttons for adding categories, channels, roles and permissions stop at the cap and say how many the track holds, and the preview writes what’s left out.
• In the Discord Roles, The server and The filter tabs, the explanations no longer use the long dash as a pause.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• “Add number” on the link page stops at six, as many as the page shows: before, from the seventh on the numbers silently disappeared on save.
• Button motion, thickness and shadow in the link page look now show what the page really uses, even after a ready-made theme: before, the panel said “Stopped”, “Light” and “None”.
• “Behavior”, in the link page look, says how permission for video and music from other sites really works: with “Load them right away”, visitors first see a strip asking for it.
• The first ready-made link on the link page leads to your channel even if you sign in with Kick or YouTube, no longer to Twitch; if you only have a Discord server, it starts without one.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• “Refund” in the donations log, on a donation that came through Satispay, asks for confirmation naming your Satispay store, no longer your Stripe account.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• “Save the week” remembers the places you checked in “Send it”: before, it kept the old ones, and the automatic week went out to the old places.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• Graphics point to your channel’s real address even if you sign in with Kick or YouTube, and on the link page the profile photo is called “Your picture” for everyone.

26 September 2026

• Opening the panel on a slow connection no longer leaves a blank page with just the footer: the cover waits until it’s ready, and if it takes too long “Try again” appears.
• People supporting the project who come back from Stripe land on the page with their thank-you: before, the redirect to the subdomain lost the payment confirmation along the way.
• Privacy and terms state the day their text last changed, not just the year.
• In search results, the titles and descriptions of the home page, guides, manuals, privacy and terms read in full, with nothing cut off.
• When you pick a look for the overlay, the emote wall follows it too: the shadow on the emotes turns on or off as the look wants.
• Ready-made effects, the inspector buttons in the Studio and the button for removing a font have their ink outline back.
• In the What’s new window, important updates have a title, two lines on why they matter and a “Try it” button that takes you where they’re used. The same goes for the What’s new page.
• In the on-screen chat and on the wall, 7TV emotes no longer vanish for ten minutes when 7TV is slow to answer: the last good list stays, and it retries within a minute.
• The board opens by drawing itself: tiles and keys in pencil one after another, and the section name rising word by word, like in the rest of the panel. Closing it un-draws it.
• On the page asking you to confirm your week, the buttons look like the site’s, not the browser’s raw ones.
• When your channel is missing nothing, every few days a small invitation at the bottom right shows you a feature you haven’t tried yet, just once.
• In Custom QR on phones, the preview stays at the top while you pick shapes and colors, and the download buttons sit at the bottom.

Manuale delle emote 7TV

• 7TV emotes really get added, removed and renamed: “done” only comes when 7TV confirms, and connecting the account checks that the token can change your set.
• The instructions for finding your 7TV token say where to click in Chrome, Edge and Firefox, and remind you that without signing in to 7tv.app there’s no token.

25 September 2026

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• When the Graphics background library is empty, it says so across the whole row instead of wrapping syllable by syllable. The same goes for other grid lists that are empty or loading.

• In the Studio, a turned-off element no longer drags a round colored blob along with it, and you can click it anywhere in its area.
• On phones the home page no longer drags sideways: the decorations on the first screen stay inside the screen, and the cookie banner has its button within reach of your thumb again.
• On phones the menu no longer slides: it draws itself when you open it and un-draws when you close it, with the X, by tapping outside or by picking an item.
• The menu draws itself in every case: when the page loads, when you widen or narrow the window, when you rotate the tablet and when you leave full screen.
• With “Reduce motion” turned on, pages, notices, windows and the menu draw and un-draw like for everyone else, instead of popping in and out.
• Dropdowns, cards you fold, menu groups, search, the edits bar and windows draw themselves when they appear and un-draw when they leave, instead of sliding or vanishing all at once.
• On the home page, the window for choosing how to sign in draws and un-draws itself, and notices no longer stop halfway through being drawn.
• When you switch sections, the old page un-draws before the new one arrives, even between pages of the same group, and the header goes with it.
• Rows you add or remove, like actions, phrases, prizes and donation tiers, draw themselves when they arrive and un-draw when you remove them.
• After a save, or a change of channel or language, the page un-draws and redraws itself instead of switching all at once.
• Help bubbles, tooltips and the top and bottom bars draw themselves when they appear and un-draw when they leave.
• People who ask for something in chat, like a leaderboard, how a command works or how long to wait, get the answer attached to their message. Leaderboards also say where they stand.
• Blackjack spells out the whole tally: what you get back, what’s in it and how many coins you have now. If the bot restarts with a hand open, it says so in chat when it returns the bet.
• Among the game commands, fishing no longer carries the “costs coins” label: it never cost any.
• Unfollowing and following again no longer fires alerts, thank-yous and new-follower counts. Someone who follows you again after three months gets a welcome back.
• A question put to you in chat that the bot doesn’t know stays yours: the bot keeps quiet instead of answering in your name. Things to fix in the panel it tells only you and your mods, never viewers.
• The !giochi list says how each game is played: the name and what to type after it, like !duello @name stake. At the end it says how to ask for a game’s rules.
• In the Studio, panels you roll up, the properties box and the layer rows draw and un-draw like the rest of the panel. On a phone held sideways, the guide button really shows it.

Manuale degli effetti: media, gesti e punti canale

• Transparent WebM videos stay transparent after upload, animated PNGs stay animated and animated WebPs upload. A file that can’t be read tells you which formats work.
• Effects accept any transparent video: WebM, MOV ProRes 4444 or HEVC from iPhone and Final Cut, Animation, GIF, APNG, AVIF and animated WebP. If transparency would be lost, the upload stops and says so.
• “Test” on an effect shows it to you in the panel as it looks on air, videos and drawings included, and from there you send it to the overlay. In the library, images and videos have a button to watch them too.
• A GIF or animated PNG with very fast frames goes on air at the pace you see in the browser, no longer up to ten times faster.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• On your link page, a long address written inside a text wraps onto the next line instead of running off the phone screen.
• On your link page, the block for supporting you appears when you scroll to it on older browsers too, where it used to stay invisible.

Manuale dell'Overlay Studio

• On the emote wall the combo number no longer goes backward when the live scene is heavy: five people repeating the same emote always make ×5.

24 September 2026

• The site draws itself: when you switch sections, the old page un-draws and the new one is sketched in pencil and ink, like a manga page. The same goes for notices, windows and cards as they arrive.
• The button you press gets inked over for a moment. Before an action you might regret, like removing a rule, the window asking you turns into a spiky red speech bubble.
• In the panel, when it’s about the whole service, it now says SocialBot. “The bot” is kept for what writes in chat, on Discord and on Telegram.
• Guides and manuals no longer jump while the fonts load, and two guides no longer link to a page that didn’t exist.
• The home page weighs almost a third less, and it shows up sooner on phones.
• The home page in English and in Spanish has its own address, socialbot.live/en and socialbot.live/es, and the demo opened from there starts in your language.
• Your page’s privacy notice names the accounts you actually use, Ko-fi included, and the site’s privacy policy and terms cover Ko-fi too.
• The tips that appear when you hover over buttons are lighter and drawn in pencil, and after a click they say the right thing.
• People who share socialbot.live/en or socialbot.live/es see the link preview in English or Spanish, like the page.
• Panel confirmations, like “Saved”, “On” and “Off”, come out in the panel’s language, and numbers and dates are written the way that language writes them.
• With a YouTube or Discord channel, tabs that only work with Twitch are turned off and explained, as on Kick already, instead of showing buttons that do nothing.
• In guides and manuals, the “On this page” index also shows the parts of each section, and each one opens with its own link.
• In the guided tour, the box around what it’s pointing at is drawn in pencil at every step.
• With full screen on, switching to a tab that doesn’t use it brings the menu back to the side, drawing itself, and switching back un-draws it before it vanishes. Reopening it while it’s closing redraws it too.
• In the link page and donations page editor, after a ready-made theme you stay on the tab you were on, and buttons fire only once even after lots of tweaks.
• Full screen is remembered per tab: turned on in Donations, it no longer turns on in the Link page too, which keeps its side menu until you choose it there.
• Green screen videos come out in their own shape, instead of squashed two to one.

Manuale di account e abbonamento

• You can rate SocialBot, from Your account or from the card that shows up after you’ve used it for a while. Reviews scroll on the home page, under the Overlay Studio preview.
• Deleting your account works for Kick, YouTube and Discord channels too, and it cancels your subscription first: no charges go out afterward.

Manuale della moderazione: antispam e scudo anti-bot

• In the shield log, pending actions and the queue numbers are only your channel’s.
• The cleanup after an attack says how many accounts it actually removes and how many it leaves alone, and when it can’t, it says why.
• In the shield log every row has its name in the panel’s language, and after “Allow”, “Dismiss” or “Always block” the log updates.
• The follower cleanup blocks instead of banning, so the follow disappears and the count comes back clean. If blocking isn’t possible it bans and says so, and if permissions are missing it says where to grant them again.
• When you open an attack in the shield log, the counts say certain, suspect and legitimate in the panel’s language, without a “probable” that always stayed at zero.

Manuale dei giochi e delle monete

• “Save the rules” in Games saves the game rules, and saving banned words no longer touches the game rules.
• The boss answers whoever hits it: shortly after the first hit, and then at most every twenty seconds, the bot writes who hit it and how hard, the health left and the seconds remaining.

Manuale di sondaggi, giveaway e penitenze

• Forfeits really count what you say: while one is running, the voice page sends the bot everything you say, not just commands.

Manuale dei comandi: moduli, contatori e comandi vocali

• There’s just one kind of counter: the commands’ “Counter” action, $count(name) and the counter with !morti are the same number, and “Increase (+1)” really adds one.
• “Save look” on counters saves the look instead of throwing an error.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• Ko-fi connects in the top card of Donations, next to Stripe and Satispay: with the page and the token, donors find the Ko-fi button among the ways to donate.
• “Test the alert” in Donations fires a donation, not a follow, and the Donation alert accepts your own sounds and images.
• People can donate from the donations page even when the link page is turned off.
• A donation in another currency fires the alert and the thank-you, but doesn’t count toward the goal or the offers, which are in your currency.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• The link page and the donations page open for Kick, YouTube and Discord channels too, and Ko-fi donations reach them as well.
• Your link page, and its preview in chats, show your photo even if you sign in with Kick, YouTube or Discord, starting from your next sign-in.
• In the link page and donations page editor, the preview stays put in the middle of the screen while you scroll the fields. On phones it stays at the top, with “Save and publish” always within reach.

Manuale dell'Overlay Studio

• Overlay Studio, Graphics, the Link page and Donations have “Full screen”: the menu leaves the side and the page takes the whole width.
• In full screen the menu waits at the left edge: move the cursor there and it draws itself, move away and it un-draws. In the Studio the menu stays at the side until you choose otherwise.
• “Browse fonts” keeps its icon even after you’ve opened and closed the list.
• When you press “Full screen” the side menu un-draws in pencil before making room, and when you go back it draws itself again.
• The Bits leaderboard really shows up live, and stays where you put it in each overlay. Fonts you upload show in OBS too, not just in the Studio.
• The text a command shows on the overlay is a Studio piece: you move it, dress it (with a background too) and turn it off per overlay.
• The pill with the command name that appears with an effect, for example “!applausi”, is also a Studio piece: you move it, dress it and turn it off per overlay.
• Effect images and videos appear in an area you move and resize in the Studio, and inside a frame they fit without getting distorted.

Manuale della moderazione: antispam e scudo anti-bot

• In observe-only mode the shield no longer changes chat modes: it writes in the log what it would have done, like for everything else.
• “Always block” always applies with the shield on, even with the list of bot names turned off.
• The “During a wave, followers-only chat” switch is gone, since it did nothing: chat goes followers-only when the shield reaches “attack”.
• When “Always block” or “Never touch” are full, the panel says so instead of losing the name on save, and the case to review stays there until you make room.
• The shield correctly states who it never touches: you, mods, VIPs and subscribers. Following the channel isn’t enough, because a follow is one click and follow-bots do it.

Manuale della moderazione: antispam e scudo anti-bot

• With “mods only” set for links in the antispam, a VIP can no longer post links. For everything else, VIPs stay free.
• The moderation manual follows the three tabs, Chat, Shield and Log, and explains each item with its default, its limits and the messages you read.

Manuale del bot: personalità, conoscenza e memoria

• “Adapt the personality to my channel” does what it says: when it’s off, the bot no longer learns style from your voice and your messages, and uses only the phrases you wrote.
• Personality rules are capped at 12 and all of them reach the bot. Before, from the thirteenth on they were saved, but the bot didn’t see them.
• The socials reminder only runs with the link page on, and the tip under the checkbox says when it really goes out.
• The bot manual follows the three tabs, Personality, Knowledge and Memory, with every control, its default and the messages you read.

Manuale del bot: personalità, conoscenza e memoria

• In Memory, each lesson and each fact can be removed on its own with “Remove”, and only the channel owner can wipe the whole memory.

Manuale del bot: personalità, conoscenza e memoria

• “Re-read my profile” says how many new things it found, and if it finds nothing it says so instead of writing “Done”.
• In “What the bot knows” and in Memory every entry has a name in the panel’s language, including ones found online or drawn from your conversations.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• In Graphics the preview stays fully visible while you scroll, under the top bar.

23 September 2026

Le tue community: il manuale di Telegram e Discord

• The roles the builder creates now go to someone: “Streamer” to you as the server owner, the others to mods, VIPs and subscribers.
• Each role in the track says who it goes to, and you can change it: to you, to your mods, to VIPs, to subscribers, or to nobody.
• When something fails, the builder says what on: which channel, which rule, which door.
• “Live” starts out as a room for listening: you and your mods speak, everyone else hears you.
• Tracks create the AFK corner and set it up, if your server doesn’t already have one.
• Picking an image for a role that already exists no longer blocks the build with a false “the server has changed”.
• The builder no longer creates a second “Moderators” next to your “moderator”: if the role already exists and the bot can’t reach it, it tells you.
• When you clear the board, you see beforehand the old roles that will stay, each with its reason: they’re above the bot, or they belong to another bot.

Le tue community: il manuale di Telegram e Discord

• The role round didn’t start for people using our bot, and the roles never arrived: now it starts.
• In Roles you can only pick a role the bot can actually give. The panel says which is its highest role and who’s above it, not counting other bots’ roles.

Le tue community: il manuale di Telegram e Discord

• Calendar events line up with our bot too, and no longer switch off together with the roles.
• Two “Go to…” buttons, in the Discord calendar and in the alerts, led nowhere: now they take you there.

Manuale dei comandi: moduli, contatori e comandi vocali

• Changing category by voice, in chat or from Telegram no longer mistakes “diablo 4” for “Diablo”: it counts every word you say, and understands Roman numerals and abbreviations like “gta 5” or “cs2”.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• With one button you send it to Telegram, to Discord channels and to your Instagram story. Only the services you’ve connected show up.
• Your Twitch channel’s Schedule can receive it too, and it catches up by itself when you change your week.
• In the days of your week you type a game or a title: Twitch categories appear as you type, and under each day you read which one will go on the Schedule.
• The week sent to your Instagram story no longer comes out cropped at the sides: the story gets the vertical version, Telegram and Discord the post.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• In the weekly graphic the days follow the panel’s language: in English you no longer get “LUN MAR MER”.
• The synthwave in graphics has real perspective: the sun rises behind the title and the floor lines come out from the whole horizon.
• Eight new animated themes for graphics, including vaporwave, neon rain, starry night, sakura and lo-fi, and thirteen ready-made styles with previews made from your texts.
• In graphics you choose the title’s font and style, the shape of the rows, and for animated scenes what’s shown, the speed and how noticeable it is.
• Text on graphics is always readable, even over moving scenes, and GIFs and videos loop without stutters. With the QR code, no more covered rows.
• Typing in Graphics is smooth again, even after going in several times, and “Save” or “Download” fire only once.
• Graphics now also come out vertical for stories, 1080×1920: the background covers the whole screen and the text stays clear of Instagram’s bars.
• The week and “Live now” each have their own title: the week’s title no longer ends up on the live graphic.
• In Graphics the buttons have their outline back, like in the rest of the panel, and in Stats the chosen period keeps its border.

CONSOLify: i tasti del tuo canale, sul telefono o su una tastiera fisica

• CONSOLify keys really work from a physical key pad, icons included: until today every press got lost along the way.

Manuale dei comandi: moduli, contatori e comandi vocali

• With games that report your deaths themselves, the counter now really goes up: their message wasn’t reaching me.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• The Instagram connection renews itself before it expires, and if you remove the app from your Instagram I delete it right away.
• If Instagram or the Discord bot is missing a permission, or a connection broke, you see it right away in its tab, with the button to fix it.
• “Alerts” becomes “Your socials”: your accounts at the top, each with its status and a button to connect it, and below that what to announce when you post. No more repeated boxes.

• When the panel asks you for a confirmation or a name, it uses its own window, in your language: no more gray browser windows that looked like a system alert on phones.
• If the browser won’t allow copying, the text appears already selected, with the right key for your device, in the quotes bookmark too. Before, some copies failed without saying so.
• The button that mutes a source no longer goes blank when the audio is off, and the calendar and roles titles have their icon back.
• “How it works” opens by itself the first time you enter a tab, then stays closed until you open it.
• Each tab’s title shows right away, even on first load, and on phones the panel no longer slides sideways.
• On a computer the menu always sits on the left, with every tab: one click and you’re there, and you always see where you are.
• While a tab loads, instead of “Loading…” you see the shape of what’s on its way.
• The panel opens and switches tabs faster, especially on phones: it only prepares the tab you’re looking at.
• The “×” buttons that remove a friend or a source can be tapped with a finger on phones too.
• The What’s new window no longer shows you the same lines again: each one appears once. The biggest new things sit at the top, “Featured”, on the What’s new page too.
• The menu is made of comic panels: each group opens and closes from its caption, and the group for the tab you’re in stays open. If there’s something new inside a closed group, the “!” shows it.
• In the menu, in the “Channel” group, the channel you’re viewing has its stamp again: on phones you only saw a crooked shadow.
• When you switch sections, cards really come in from the side you’re heading to: until now, they almost always just slid up.
• On phones, when you switch tabs, cards come in from the edge rather than from off screen, and the labels next to switches wrap: the page no longer slides sideways.
• When you switch sections from a page scrolled down, the new one opens at the top: before, it appeared halfway down and slid up by itself.

Manuale dell'Overlay Studio

• Shortcuts show your computer’s keys, ⌘ on Mac and Ctrl on Windows, and they don’t appear on phones. The overlay editor works with your finger too.
• In the Studio an element moves as far as you drag it even right after you pick it: the canvas no longer changes size under your finger.
• Switching tabs is quicker, especially on phones, and in the Studio the live preview restarts when you come back to it.
• In the Studio the canvas is much bigger: the menu opens from the button at the top and leaves the width for your work, and layer names no longer get cut off.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• The donations page is edited from the Donations tab, and your stream on the front page is turned on from the Link page.
• In the Link page and in Donations, the preview no longer gets squashed next to the controls: the phone always stays whole, and the columns only line up side by side if there’s room.
• Donations opens as wide as the Link page: the editor is the same, and it now has the same room for controls, preview and inspector.

Manuale del bot: personalità, conoscenza e memoria

• The promo for your socials in chat turns on together with the bot’s personality, next to “chimes in on its own”.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• In the browser tab, your link page uses your photo as its icon, the one shown at the top, instead of SocialBot’s.

Manuale della scheda Stato

• Status tells you how things are going now: when live, how long you’ve been on, who’s watching and what’s happening in chat; off air, when the next stream is and how the last one went.
• Right after a stream ends, Status no longer says “Live”: once Twitch answers, what Twitch says wins.

Manuale di account e abbonamento

• Platforms, passkeys, moderators, email codes and your data have their own tab, “Your account”. Pre-training is in Knowledge.

Manuale della diretta: regia, clip, musica, rapporti e statistiche

• Ads in chat: the heads-up now really goes out, “I’m back” arrives when the break ends, and the seconds in the messages always match how long the break lasts.

Manuale della moderazione: antispam e scudo anti-bot

• People with new accounts are no longer kicked out by the shield: the notice goes out only once, and a mod lets them write with !permetti name. A message with Bits is never held back.

Manuale dei giochi e delle monete

• Hugs, kisses and high fives in chat: every now and then, out of nowhere, a perfect high five comes along. Anyone who types !nococcole doesn’t get any.
• The race: !corsa opens betting on five runners, the favorite pays little and the last one a lot, and every runner pays out equally over time. You choose names and payouts.
• Hot potato: !patata throws it, !passa passes it to someone in chat, and it blows up when nobody expects it. If you like, whoever is left holding it pays a fine.
• Word chain: !catena, and each word starts with the last two letters of the one before. You go for the channel record, and small talk doesn’t break the chain.
• While a count together is running, !trivia and !manche tell you what’s going on instead of staying silent or saying there are no rounds.

Le tue community: il manuale di Telegram e Discord

• In the Telegram tab, “Birthday wishes”, sign-in, where to send alerts and the live card show up right away: they stayed loading until you went through “Your socials”.

Manuale degli effetti: media, gesti e punti canale

• In the effects library the buttons stay inside their card even on medium screens: “Stop sharing” used to spill over the edge.

19 September 2026

Le tue community: il manuale di Telegram e Discord

• I don’t ask you for the schedule again: I read what you already wrote for the weekly graphic.
• If you change your schedule, or daylight saving time kicks in, the events fix themselves.
• Events you write by hand I leave alone: Discord doesn’t let me touch them, and that’s just fine.
• If you invited the bot before the calendar existed, I tell you right away and how to fix it, instead of trying in vain.
• You can have a role pinged when the alert goes out: it wakes that role and nobody else, never the whole server because of a word typed by mistake.
• Streams from friends and the community reach your Discord server too, with a toggle separate from Telegram’s.
• If you ask for it, once the stream is over the alert changes to “finished streaming”: no “I’m live” left hanging until tomorrow.

Manuale degli effetti: media, gesti e punti canale

• From every tab you can jump to the ones next to it without going back to the menu: before, only some had the bar.

Manuale della diretta: regia, clip, musica, rapporti e statistiche

• If I’m missing the permissions to do it, I tell you right away, with the place to grant them.
• You write the three messages, and each one can be turned off on its own.
• Twitch sends nothing when the break ends: I count the seconds it told me, and if I restart in the middle I stay quiet instead of welcoming you back late.

Le tue community: il manuale di Telegram e Discord

• Each role can have its own mark next to the name: an emoji, or an image of your own.
• You pick the tint: one color, a gradient between two, or holographic.
• I don’t keep the image you choose: I shrink it, send it to Discord and forget it.
• Whatever your server can’t do yet, I tell you beforehand, instead of letting you find out from a rejection.
• The builder can also make announcement channels, forums with tags, media and stage channels, with slow mode and thread duration.
• Your Discord server’s settings are changed from here: who can write as soon as they join, the image filter, the system and rules channels, the AFK corner.
• There’s an emergency brake: pause all invites with one checkbox, and reopen them whenever you want.
• People without a channel just sign in with Discord: they build their server from here, and don’t even see the stream and overlay tabs.
• Only need the Discord part? The site now says you can, and that it’s free.
• I now tell you which of your Discord roles I’d keep and what I’d call them, side by side with the track’s. Renaming keeps whoever had them, deleting takes them from everyone.
• Server settings now really reach the server: the panel wrote them into the track and they got lost on the way.
• Before touching anything, it shows you the exact list of what it would do. It only moves forward: whatever isn’t in the track stays where it is, and it tells you so.
• Inside each channel you write who can do what, in plain words like “everyone”, “cannot”, “write”. Permissions you don’t mention are left untouched.
• In the Discord builder a category no longer shows as “never used”: that count doesn’t exist, and now it tells you how many channels it holds and how long they’ve been quiet.
• Want the server to become exactly the track? There’s a mode just for that: you turn it on, it lasts ten minutes and switches itself off, and meanwhile the page changes color.
• When you’re about to delete a channel where people were still talking, or more than ten things at once, I ask you to type the server’s name: on Discord they don’t come back.
• Every pass of the builder leaves a record of who did it and what they did, with the names of whatever disappeared. It’s the only place those names survive.
• A read-only channel no longer silences the bot: “sono-in-onda” stays read-only for people, and the bot writes in it.
• From the builder you also decide the roles: name, color, whether they’re shown separately, and what they can do. The tracks already come with four.
• When you clear the board, roles that aren’t in the track disappear too, and they’re deleted last: if something goes wrong, you’re not left without privileges.
• Whatever the bot can’t touch, it now tells you beforehand: roles above it, and privileges it doesn’t have to pass on.
• Channels the bot can’t see or manage now stay off the list, and it tells you about them beforehand: it no longer promises things that then fail.

Le tue community: il manuale di Telegram e Discord

• Server tracks now come with the entrance door and the filter already written, for the channels the track has.
• If you started from your own server, one button writes them to fit: then you change them however you like.
• The door starts switched on only where Discord would accept it, and where it can’t, it tells you instead of letting you discover the rejection.
• Each answer opens channels and gives a role, picked by name: even those the track still has to create count.
• If Discord wouldn’t accept the door, I tell you before writing it: how many channels are missing, or that the server needs to be a Community server.
• People who had already answered the questions don’t start over: only the ones you changed are asked again.
• Destructive mode now shows on the door’s tab too: red band, red button and the time running, on both.
• Switching between “The server” and “Who joins” no longer asks you to save: they’re two halves of the same track, and when you really leave it still reminds you.

Le tue community: il manuale di Telegram e Discord

• For each rule you choose what happens when it triggers, and who it leaves alone: your mods always get through.
• I don’t rewrite the rules you already have: I read them, and change only what’s different.

Manuale dei comandi: moduli, contatori e comandi vocali

• Commands now answer you too: the bot writes with your account, and by mistake it was discarding your messages as if they were its own.

Le tue community: il manuale di Telegram e Discord

• The Discord button in chat led to an address with the colon stuck inside it: now the link ends where it should, and it opens.
• Dropdown menus are no longer clipped by the box that holds them: they open in full, and scrolling doesn’t make them vanish.
• The Discord tab is in order: the connection, who gets which role, the entrance door. One card, one thing.
• Every role given or removed now leaves the reason in your server’s audit log, instead of a silent line.
• From the Discord tab you now copy your entrance door’s address and open it, instead of reading it inside a sentence.
• The page for linking Discord opens for anyone, even without an account, and before sending you to Discord it tells you in three lines what happens.
• If “!discord” doesn’t answer in chat, the tab tells you which of the three things is missing instead of leaving you to guess.
• No more explanations for things you’ve already done: I only ask for permissions if they’re really missing.
• Joining your Discord is now a single address: it opens, people tell Discord who they are, and they’re in. Then the chat code and the roles arrive by themselves.
• You write what the bot answers when people ask about the Discord: five lines, with the name of whoever’s asking and the link inside.
• Want it to manage the whole server? There’s a button that brings it back to Discord as an administrator, and it first explains properly what that means.
• Viewers link themselves: they type !discord in chat and follow two steps. It only affects people who linked, and only the roles you named.
• The bot can now give roles moderation powers too, so “Moderators” is born with its own: if you invited it earlier, do it again.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• On the site, people looking for a bot just for their Discord find it right under the sign-up buttons.

• Supporting the project has a single short address, and the site links to it: before, the page existed and nothing led there.
• The site shows up faster when you open it, especially from the second time: the browser now keeps what hasn’t changed instead of fetching it all again every time.
• Some buttons showed up when they served no purpose: “Disconnect everything” with nothing to disconnect, “Stop the stream” with no stream. Now they stay away until they’re needed.
• From the donations page’s privacy notice, the “Back to the page” button led to the link page. Now it goes back where you were, and that notice talks about the right page.
• There’s a page to help out the project, at socialbot.live/sostieni: as much as you like, just once, without signing up for anything.
• When you paste the link to the page for helping the project, the preview now talks about that page instead of the bot in general.
• The page for helping the project only opened for people already signed in: from outside it said “nothing here”. Now it opens for everyone.
• The hand-drawn pointer was only on the showcase. Now it’s on every page of the site, 404 included.
• When something fails, the message talks about that thing: if it couldn’t delete a channel, it no longer sends you off to check the roles.
• At the bottom of the home page there’s an invitation to help out the project, instead of a link lost between privacy and terms.

Manuale di account e abbonamento

• Before sending you to Twitch, I now ask you which account: the same box for “Start for free” and for “Activate”.
• Next to the “Activate” button you now pick the channel, Twitch or Kick, and one click is still enough. You sign in from there, and at checkout you find the packages you had already checked.

Manuale della diretta: regia, clip, musica, rapporti e statistiche

• The end-of-stream report now also counts the night’s Bits and tells you who gave the most. Anonymous cheers count in the total and stay nameless.

Manuale dei giochi e delle monete

• The automatic VIP prize can now draw from Bits instead of coins: you choose, and it uses Twitch’s real leaderboard.
• Whoever leads in Bits becomes the king: they keep a crown next to their name in the on-screen chat, and when they write again the bot greets them with the line you wrote.
• A prize VIP now lasts STREAMS, not days: if you skip a week, it waits for you. There are two races, coins and Bits, running side by side.
• Each position has the name you give it (king, prince, knight) and its own duration: you can give first place five streams and third place one.

Manuale dell'Overlay Studio

• You can put the Bits leaderboard on screen: pick it in the Studio like any other element, say for what period and how many rows, and it updates itself when a cheer comes in.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• At the bottom of the donations page there’s a link to your links: people arriving from a direct link find the rest too.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• On Discord the bot writes the go-live alert in the channel you choose: you no longer have to create a webhook by hand. If you already have one, you keep it.

18 September 2026

Manuale dell'Overlay Studio

• You make a new counter right from the studio, without switching tabs: press “Add”, give it a command, and it appears on the canvas already on.
• Want to try it without touching the overlay you already have in OBS? The studio makes you a copy, same layout with its own link, with the counter on only there.
• Undo in the Studio no longer also reverts the element you moved a moment earlier: each thing has its own step.
• On a small widget the resize handle ended up under the outline handle: you clicked it and gave it a frame instead of resizing it. Now it’s not there, and you change the size from the panel.
• The lock really holds: before, the handles stayed there, and with them a locked element could still be resized or rotated.
• For nights that aren’t like the others there are occasions: an add-on on top of the overlay you already have. Turn it on and it appears, turn it off and everything goes back to how it was, with nothing to touch in OBS.
• Occasions start from a template you can look at before choosing it: subathon, be right back, special night, or a blank one to make yourself.
• In the layers column, the position shown is now the real one even right after you open the Studio.
• Layers show what’s in this overlay, no longer the whole list including what’s turned off. The rest is under “Add”, where you’ll also find signs and images.
• The Studio moves faster: dragging an element costs almost half what it did.

Manuale della diretta: regia, clip, musica, rapporti e statistiche

• If the bot restarts while you’re live, the night is no longer lost: before, the numbers said zero minutes, and that stream ended without leaving its report.
• While you’re live, Stats update by themselves: the current stream already counts among your streams, with its minutes and its peak, instead of showing up only at the end of the night.

Manuale del bot: personalità, conoscenza e memoria

• When it speaks on its own, it no longer butts in between two people talking: it picks up the last thing said to everyone, and if there isn’t one it stays quiet.
• It talks less but better: it joins a real conversation between two people, not just any line, and when it does, it sounds like someone in chat rather than the host of the night.
• Things the bot says on its own no longer pile up while chat is quiet or the stream is off: before, they all came back at once as soon as it came back on.
• The bot no longer fires off a line as soon as it restarts: if it doesn’t remember when it last spoke, it counts from now. If the process restarted often, it seemed to go crazy.

Manuale della diretta: regia, clip, musica, rapporti e statistiche

• In the end-of-stream report, clips have their real title and length: before, it only said why the bot had made them, like “modulo”.

Manuale dei comandi: moduli, contatori e comandi vocali

• Everything that makes a counter go up by itself has its own place: in Commands you’ll find CONTATORify, next to the counters it moves.
• Death screens are now shared: you search for the game, grab its screen and teach nothing. If one doesn’t catch well, you fix it, and you fix it for everyone.
• Counter-Strike and Dota report themselves how many times you died: put a file in the game folder and the counter goes up on its own, with nothing to recognize.
• Die and the number goes up by itself: show the bot the game’s death screen once, and it takes care of it while you play. Your screen image never leaves your computer.

Manuale della moderazione: antispam e scudo anti-bot

• People sending bits are no longer taken for spam: five “5 bit” in a row are bound to be five identical messages, and now the filter knows it.

Le tue community: il manuale di Telegram e Discord

• The bot works as the Telegram group’s doorkeeper: newcomers can’t write until they press a button, and anyone who doesn’t answer in time is removed (and can rejoin). You turn it on; it’s off until you do.

17 September 2026

Manuale dei giochi e delle monete

• Attendance is counted stream after stream: anyone who stays in chat for at least ten minutes is present, and consecutive streams build a streak with a growing coin bonus. With !serie everyone sees their own.
• The bot greets people writing for the first time and those coming back after weeks, with the words you choose in the Games tab. If you already have a Module on first messages, yours wins.

Manuale del bot: personalità, conoscenza e memoria

• In the Memory tab you’ll find who’s always there: the channel’s longest attendance streaks.

Manuale della diretta: regia, clip, musica, rapporti e statistiche

• Every finished stream leaves its report in the “Streams” tab, with length, viewer peak, chat, followers, subs, raids, attendance, clips and donations. A dot tells you when there’s a new one.
• The report can reach you as soon as you sign off, privately on Telegram or by email: you type the address yourself, and it works after you confirm it.
• The brand now exists as a vector file too, ready for the day email programs show our logo next to the sender.
• The end-of-stream report also says what level the hype train reached and who pushed it.
• Longer events were saved only halfway, and the report could no longer read them back. Now they fit whole.
• In your inbox you now see the sender’s name, not the part before the @.
• The report email now opens by saying how it went, not with a table. At the bottom you’ll find the night’s clips, one by one, ready to reopen.
• If you haven’t added an address yet, I’ll ask you for one the first time you come in, just once. Say no and I won’t ask again.

Manuale dei comandi: moduli, contatori e comandi vocali

• Modules control your streaming program: a command, your voice or a raid can switch scene, mute a source or change the transition. Three ready-made templates: be right back, I’m back, raid.
• An automation can ask how many Bits came in: below the threshold it doesn’t run, and with one band per tier you write a ladder. The same works for raid viewers and sub months.
• “!bit” says who gave the most Bits today, this week, this month or all time. To anyone not on the podium it says what place they’re in.
• Showing a counter on screen reset it to zero. Not anymore: the number stays put, and showing and resetting are two separate commands.
• You choose the words for counters: which command adds, which subtracts, which resets, and who can use it. Verb by verb.
• The number now counts with or without a space: “!morti +3” and “!morti + 3” are the same thing. Before, the second one added one.
• When a command is restricted, the bot says so instead of staying silent. It says it properly too: “ai moderatori e allo streamer”, not “a i VIP”.

• The landing page now weighs a seventh as much: people who come to read no longer download the whole panel, and the price list is already there without waiting.
• The landing page got lighter still: it now only carries the animations it actually uses, not those of the whole panel.

Manuale dell'Overlay Studio

• The hype train now lives in the scene: level, bar, how much is left and who’s pushing hardest. The bot announces in chat when it starts, when it levels up and when it ends.
• You can put your own text and images in the scene: the night’s title, the rules, your logo, a “be right back”. Drag them wherever you like, up to eight.
• An element with its background at zero turned into a colored slab instead of disappearing. Now “No background” really means nothing behind it.
• When the train is in the last quarter of its climb, the bot says how many points are left to the next level. Once per level, and you write the line.
• The overlay had two layer lists, one next to the canvas and one much further down. Now there’s just one, the one you see.
• Pick a layer and everything about it appears on the right, with the canvas always in front of you: before, you had to scroll away to change it.
• Layers that are changed in another tab now tell you so, and you can go there from them.
• Hiding a sign in an overlay didn’t stay hidden after saving. Now it does.
• If you stream on two platforms, you choose which chats go on screen in each overlay. To keep them apart, make a second one with the other chat on: it has its own link.
• When two chats share the same box, each line can carry a mark saying where it comes from. Turn it on in “Mark where it comes from”.
• Removing a chat from the screen doesn’t turn it off: the bot keeps reading it and replying.
• Here comes the subathon: the overlay countdown gets longer with subs, bits and donations, by as much as you decide. You turn it on from the Studio, under the countdown.
• Set a cap in hours and the end never goes past it: a lucky night won’t keep you up until seven in the morning. With !subathon, chat knows how much is left.
• Subscription renewals now trigger the alert and count toward goals. Before, renewals never reached the bot at all.
• A burst of gifted subs counts one sub for each sub, not one extra: the burst announcement is for the alert, not the count.

Le tue community: il manuale di Telegram e Discord

• Telegram now has its own tab, in the new “Your communities” group: it was an entry inside notifications, holding more than all the others put together.
• Birthday wishes now arrive in chat too, on the first message of the person celebrating. In the group they still go out at midnight, as before.
• Viewers add their own birthday: they type !compleanno 25/12 and you don’t have to touch anything. With !compleanno via they remove it.
• Along with the birthday wishes in chat, an effect from your library can go off. You choose it from the Telegram tab.

Manuale della scheda Stato

• At the bottom of every email we send you there’s a verification code. You’ll find it only in the Status tab: if it doesn’t match, that email isn’t from us.
• SocialBot’s home page has a strip showing who’s live right now. You appear there if you turn it on yourself, from the Status tab.
• From your stream, people see your name, title, category and how many are watching: nothing about your viewers. Turn it off and you disappear.
• The next time you open the panel I’ll ask you, just once. Answer no and I won’t ask again.

Manuale della diretta: regia, clip, musica, rapporti e statistiche

• There’s a “Stats” tab: the channel’s numbers for seven days, thirty or all time, and five leaderboards. Before, they were scattered across Memory, Games and Streams.
• You’re no longer in your own channel’s leaderboards: hours, coins, messages and streaks count the people watching you. The total message count stays whole.

CONSOLify: i tasti del tuo canale, sul telefono o su una tastiera fisica

• Just keep the panel open on your streaming computer: it reconnects to the program by itself as soon as you open it, and tries again when the program closes.

16 September 2026

Manuale di account e abbonamento

• In the “Subscription” tab you add extras right there: check what you’re missing, read the total and activate. If you already have Base you don’t pay for it again: the extra joins your current subscription.
• If a renewal doesn’t go through, the tab tells you and the button takes you to the portal to change your card: as soon as the payment clears, the features come back by themselves.
• When you come back from payment, the plan shows as active only once Stripe has really confirmed it. If the charge is still going through you’ll see that, and the plan turns on by itself afterward.
• Essenziale never expires: anyone who leaves the community or cancels a subscription keeps the bot running and only loses the extra features.
• The Automatic Clips and Team extras cost €1.99 a month each, and Voice Commands €0.99: the price list says what Stripe charges, and all three together stay at €3.99 with “Everything”.
• Games and coins, alerts and effects, polls and song requests with the player are in Essenziale, for free: what other bots give away for free is free here too.
• The plan applies while the bot is working too, not only when you save: automatic clips, alerts and voice listening follow your plan, and in the panel every paid feature has its own wall with the right package.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• Donations go through SocialBot: in the “Donations” tab you connect your Stripe account, yours and managed by you, and your followers donate from your link page. The payment goes to you.
• Satispay too: you connect your online store with the activation code, and people with the app pay from there. With both, donors choose.
• A page just for donations, at dona.socialbot.live/yourname (or socialbot.live/dona/yourname): the same tools as the link page, a separate page, and the link page’s “Support” button can lead there.
• Offers: up to eight tiers with an amount, a name and an effect from your library. Donors see them instead of the amounts, and when one comes in, the effect for the tier reached plays.
• Donors giving above an amount you set can attach an image or a GIF: it goes on air as an effect, after you’ve seen it in the log and sent it yourself with a button.
• If you prefer, the donor’s image plays by itself as soon as the payment is confirmed: you choose this in the donations tab, and you can always replay, discard or remove it.
• The short address dona.socialbot.live/yourname turns on by itself: when you see it in the “Donations” tab instead of the long one, it’s ready to share.
• For every donation received on your account, the overlay alert, the thank-you in chat and the euro goal all go off by themselves. In the tab you see the latest ones, with name and message.
• You set the minimum and maximum for a donation in the “Donations” tab: the maximum starts at 500 and can go up to 5,000.
• Every donation lands in the “Donations” tab log: totals for today, the month and the year, search, CSV export; for each row you can replay the alert, refund from your account or delete it.
• Donations: in the “Donations” tab you say how people can donate (to your account, or Ko-fi, PayPal or something else) and the “Support” button appears on your link page, in your theme.

Manuale della scheda Stato

• The owner can open features beyond your plan for you, or close some, when needed: you’ll read it in the “Your bot” tab, with the expiry date if there is one.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• When you paste your link page or donations page on Telegram, WhatsApp or Discord, the preview is a card in your page’s colors, and you can redo it however you like with the poster editor.
• A “Who donated” block for the link page and the donations page: the latest supporters or the top ones by total, for the month or all time, as many names as you like.
• For the “Support” button you pick the icon from the page’s set, like for any link; by default it’s a heart.
• On the link page the hand-drawn pointer stays its own on the donations block too: a star on buttons and amounts, a pen around them, a text cursor only where you type.

CONSOLify: i tasti del tuo canale, sul telefono o su una tastiera fisica

• The “Donations” and “CONSOLify” entries in the panel menu have their own icons, like all the others.

Manuale dell'Overlay Studio

• In the player you can put your own looping video, uploaded in Effects: blurred in the background instead of the cover art, or sharp on the cover itself. With the vinyl and CD themes the cover stays the record’s.
• With your Ko-fi token, every tip fires the “Donation” alert in the overlay and the thank-you in chat, and moves the euro goal up, which can also show under the “Support” button.
• In the player, the “free” layout puts each piece where you drag it on the canvas: cover art, lines, bar, times and waves, with lines and bar as wide as you like. It starts from where they are, and live is the same.

12 September 2026

Manuale dell'Overlay Studio

• The player has two new themes, CD and hexagon, and each theme brings its own animation: the vinyl spins, the CD shimmers, the hexagon’s ring rotates. Just pick the theme.
• Each player theme comes in and goes out like the real object: the vinyl spins up, then brakes and slides back into its sleeve, the CD pops out and the case closes, the cassette gets ejected.
• In the Studio, “Replay the entrance” makes the player leave and come back on the canvas, so you can see the theme’s move without going live.
• The player’s entrance (fade, slide, rise) now really plays live: before, it just appeared already in place.
• In the column layout of the player the text stays inside the card and the cover art is centered: the times no longer spill over the edge.
• Under the Studio canvas you can place a reference image, a screenshot of the scene or a graphic: it stays in your browser, never goes on air, and you adjust its transparency.
• In the Studio the frame is the element’s box: drag the player’s outline and it takes that shape, wide, narrow or square; the height sets the size, the width the room for text.
• While you drag a frame’s edges you see the element change in real time, and the chat in the preview fills its box with as many lines as fit.
• The music player can be tuned piece by piece: padding, cover art, vinyl, first and second line, times, bar and waves each have their own size and, if you like, their own color.
• The countdown set to “starts by itself” starts as soon as you turn it on, without pressing “Start it”, and the panel sees it counting even when a source started it.
• The channel points timed challenge really shows up on the overlay (the start got lost along the way) and it’s a scene element: you move it, give it a frame, and the card shows how long is left.
• In the overlay editor every element can have a frame: drag the edges and chat, alerts, player, widgets, goals and counters adapt to that space, the same on the canvas and live.

• The link preview, when you paste it on Telegram, WhatsApp or X, says the same thing as the page: the bot that writes in chat under your name, with a redone image.
• The public page tells the story of a stream night with the bot on, moment by moment, instead of cards that all look the same; the full list of features is still there, with prices alongside.
• In the invite at the bottom of the public page you can sign up with Kick too (and with YouTube where it’s open), like at the top of the page: only Twitch had been left there.

11 September 2026

Manuale dell'Overlay Studio

• The overlay editor asks before letting you lose an unsaved look when you switch tab, overlay or page; it tells you when a save fails; and it no longer sends duplicate saves.
• In the overlay editor you can lock a layer so it doesn’t move by accident, turn off snapping to guides, zoom around the pointer with Ctrl and the wheel, and really hide the grid.
• The overlay in OBS reconnects by itself after a bot restart or a network drop: chat, effects and CONSOLify keys come back without touching the source. Sources opened before today need one reload.
• In the overlay editor the canvas has the stream’s real size: the player keeps the same width with every song, the chat stops at the chosen width, and counters have their true size.
• Follow, sub and go-live alerts that Twitch rejected for a moment because of too much traffic now reactivate by themselves shortly after.
• For security, your overlays’ link has been renewed: copy it again from the panel and put it back in the sources of the program you go live with.
• The overlay link now carries its key, and next to it there’s a button to make a new one: if it slips out in a video or a chat, you renew it and the old one dies instantly.

Manuale del bot: personalità, conoscenza e memoria

• In chat the bot no longer talks like an assistant: no “implementation”, “I’m not able to”, “functionality”. If something isn’t its thing it says so like anyone in chat, and a line like that never goes out.
• When it speaks on its own, the bot now has a reason: it answers someone left without a reply if it knows the answer, revives a chat that stalls after a lively moment, and rides the wave when it blows up.
• Replies and jokes on its own initiative come out at the pace of a person typing, never two of the same kind in a row, and if you just wrote something it leaves the chat to you.
• On its own initiative the bot no longer speaks twice in six minutes, and the reminder of your links goes out at most every forty-five minutes: before, it could repeat it three minutes apart.
• In the bot’s tab you see what it said on its own, with the time and the reason, and you can tell it to do so only while you’re live.
• Autonomous chatting starts at zero, as the slider says: before, the slider showed 3%, the manual 5% and the bot sat at zero.

Manuale della scheda Stato

• When the chat connection dies silently, the bot notices and reconnects by itself, instead of staying on and mute with the green light lit.
• If the Twitch permission expires, it tries to renew it by itself before asking you to reconnect; and a reply stuck during an outage doesn’t go out minutes late.
• Every update also says where it happened: the lines sit under the name of the section, and that name is a button that takes you there.
• The button that deletes everything had white text on light red in the dark theme, hard to read right where it matters: now the text is black.

CONSOLify: i tasti del tuo canale, sul telefono o su una tastiera fisica

• An icon uploaded as a vector drawing is turned into an image: what you upload stays an image and nothing more.
• The public page now shows CONSOLify too, with the connection to your streaming program: before, people without an account didn’t know it existed.

Manuale degli effetti: media, gesti e punti canale

• Each channel has a disk space cap for media, effects, fonts and icons, and the panel tells you how much you’re using: before, nobody was counting.

La tua vetrina: pagina link, donazioni, settimana, grafiche e i tuoi social

• The showcase now also features ready-to-post graphics, the moderation log and what the bot remembers about your viewers.

• A card now stands out from the page more than the buttons inside it: before, they had the same shadow and everything looked stuck on the same level.
• The small labels above the tabs and in the side menu were too light to read well: now they have the contrast they need, in both the light and dark themes.
• The What’s new window no longer misses things that arrive after the day has started: if something comes out after you’ve looked, it shows it anyway instead of marking it as read.
• When there’s a lot of news, the window shows a handful and says how many more there are, instead of dumping a wall of lines on you.

10 September 2026

CONSOLify: i tasti del tuo canale, sul telefono o su una tastiera fisica

• With the program connected on your computer, scene keys work even when pressed from your phone or a physical key pad: the panel open there acts as a bridge.
• If no panel is open on that computer, the key tells you so instead of answering “done”.
• Menus with lots of items no longer get squashed: before, with ten scenes the names were cut in half, and now the list scrolls.
• You create a key from an empty slot: it starts blank and its card opens, where you build whatever you want. You no longer have to pick an action from a dropdown before doing anything.
• The card has ready-made ideas (send a link, play a sound, switch scene, going on a break) as a starting point: then you change everything.
• Once the program is connected, I give you the scenes, sources and transitions: in keys you pick them from a list instead of copying the names by hand.
• Open cards update as soon as the connection goes through, instead of staying as they were.
• Connecting the program you go live with takes one click: I don’t ask for the address and port, I try them myself. If authentication is off there, you’re done.
• If it asks for a password, I tell you, and a field appears just for that. From then on I connect by myself when you open the tab.
• You can connect the program you go live with: your scenes show up, you switch them from here, and keys can switch scene or mute a source within a series of steps.
• The address and password for that connection stay in your browser: they don’t reach our server and never go into the database. “Forget it all” removes them from there too.
• It works on the computer where that program runs. From your phone the bot’s keys work as always, but scenes don’t, and the tab tells you beforehand.
• A key can put an image, a video or a sound on air, uploaded right there on the key: you no longer have to turn it into an effect with its own command in another tab first.
• That media’s duration and volume are changed from the key, and when you replace it the old file goes away instead of staying on the disk forever.
• A CONSOLify key can do several things in a row, not just one: say a line, wait, fire an effect, send a command’s result, in the order you choose.
• Steps are added, moved and removed from the key’s card, and if one fails the others still happen.
• The keys you already had keep working: they become a one-step series, without you having to redo them.
• CONSOLify keys created before today work again: some didn’t have a valid address and pressing them did nothing, and now they fix themselves the first time you open them.
• Whatever you put on CONSOLify reaches all your overlays: press it and it goes, without connecting anything by hand.
• Pressing a CONSOLify key with no overlay connected no longer says “done”: the effect would have nowhere to go, and now it tells you instead of making you think it went out.
• At the top of the board there’s a light that shows whether an overlay is connected, so you know before pressing, not after.
• CONSOLify keys have the same hand-drawn stroke as the rest of the site and stand out in both the light and dark themes; empty slots look like slots, not switched-off keys.
• An empty board is no longer just a sentence: the empty slots are visible, and below them it says how to fill them, with the right tip depending on whether you’re arranging keys or using them.
• Each CONSOLify key has its own address, pointing at the key rather than the action: if you later change that key’s job, name or icon, you redo nothing on the physical key pad.
• Choose the board size (from 3×3 to 5×8) and how big the keys are: you start from a real grid instead of a blank sheet, and the empty slots are visible.
• On phones the board opens sideways: upright, the keys would be postage stamps, and it tells you so instead of handing them to you squashed.

• All the panel’s dropdown menus are drawn like the rest of the site: before, only one was, and the others came out in the system’s gray.
• What you type in a key’s card saves itself when you leave the field: there’s no “Save” to remember anymore, and nothing gets lost when you pick a color.
• Regenerating the address key is done from the panel and asks for confirmation: the old addresses stop working right away.
• When you come in after an update, a window opens in the middle of the screen and tells you what changed; if you missed a few days, you’ll find them all in a list.
• CONSOLify keys can be customized in every way: name, any color, a confirmation before pressing, and an icon picked from a drawn set or your own uploaded image.
• The image you upload gets its own address, so you can put the same face on a physical key pad’s key too.
• Keys can be dragged to reorder them, duplicated and moved between pages.
• The address key is now hidden: that card is open while you stream, and before, it could be read on screen.
• New CONSOLify section: your channel’s keys under your fingers while you stream (counters, effects, a joke, a line) on your phone, tablet or a second monitor.
• Keys are created automatically from your counters and your effects, and each one shows how it went: press it and read the new number.
• You can put the same keys on a physical key pad: the card gives you the address ready to paste, and you pick the icon and name there.
• When the joke jar is empty, the bot builds one with your channel’s numbers (deaths, attempts, whatever you count) instead of asking for a generic one.
• It learns which way of building them gets laughs there: after telling one it counts who really laughs, and next time it uses the approach that worked.

Manuale dell'Overlay Studio

• The countdown can start by itself when the overlay opens: put up the waiting scene and the countdown is already running, without pressing anything.

Manuale degli effetti: media, gesti e punti canale

• Each overlay can refuse keys on its own, from the list of elements, without also refusing the effects that come from chat.
• Effect videos play all the way through: before, a stored duration cut them off, and if that duration was wrong the video vanished after one frame without ever starting.
• If the browser won’t allow it to start with sound, the video starts muted instead of staying frozen, and the errors tell you it happened.
• When an overlay can’t play a sound or a video, it now says so instead of staying silent: you’ll find the reason among the errors, with what went wrong.

8 September 2026

• If the question touches something the brain knows how to build (a calculation, a deduction, a chain of causes), the brain answers, and the answer stays learned.
• The math reaches the chat either way: if the brain is off, the bot does it, and viewers see no difference.
• If the panel can’t reach the server, the page says who the software belongs to instead of just showing an error.
• The menu for picking the overlay is no longer the system’s gray one: it’s drawn like the rest of the panel, and it works with the keyboard alone too.
• On phones the system one stays, because there the wheel is handier than anything we could draw.
• The bot thinks about one thing at a time. Before, several requests at once halved each other’s processor time and all timed out: no answer came out.
• While someone is talking, the bot stops studying on its own. A person’s question comes before its musing.
• The automatic jokes switch turns itself off if autonomous chatting is off, and says why: before, you could turn it on and nothing changed.
• Recipes and encyclopedia questions really work: before, the search never started and the bot fell back on “teach it to me from the dashboard”.
• The jokes command can be renamed and turned off from the panel like all the others, and it has its own entry among the families.
• If you call the bot by name it always answers. Before, after one reply it went silent for forty-five seconds even for people calling it: it seemed dead.
• Every now and then it tells a joke on its own, if you leave autonomous chatting on. You turn it off from the Games tab.
• Jokes that get laughs come out more often: after each one, the bot counts how many different people actually laugh.
• Jokes can be managed from the dashboard too, with how many times each was told and how many times it worked.
• Whatever the bot finds by searching, it writes down. The same question the second time gets an instant answer.
• New !battuta command. The bot draws from the channel’s joke jar, and mods and the streamer fill it with !battuta aggiungi.
• It doesn’t repeat itself: it always picks the one told least recently, not a random one.
• If the jar is empty, it gets one from the brain, with the channel’s personality on it.
• Recipes also work when you ask for them the way people really ask: “Bot mi dai la ricetta della carbonara?”, not just “ricetta carbonara”.
• The bot answers questions by really searching. Before, it returned the Wikipedia introduction: asked for the “capitale della Francia”, it answered with how big France is.
• Recipes come from the cookbook, not the encyclopedia: ingredients and a line of method, not the history of the dish.
• It says what it finds in its own words, in the tone you gave it. Before, the text it found came out raw, and only when the model was off.
• New Character field in Personality: describe the bot in your own words, and it applies everywhere it speaks.
• If it finds nothing related to the question, it stays quiet instead of answering at random.
• The bot does math: “quanto fa 4+4”, “7 x 8”, “20% di 90”, even with parentheses. It calculates the result instead of guessing it, so it’s always right.
• When a number is ambiguous it stays quiet instead of taking a chance: “1.000” in Italian is a thousand, but typed in chat it could be one point zero, and there’s no way to know.
• If the message isn’t a calculation, it doesn’t answer. No reply to “ho 2 gatti e 3 cani”.
• Choose how the bot refers to itself: feminine, masculine, or without saying. It’s in Personality, under the tone.
• Before, it switched with every sentence. The handwritten jokes were all masculine in Italian (“sono apparso”), and it decided the rest case by case.
• If you don’t choose, there’s no risk: the bot phrases things so it doesn’t state any gender, instead of picking one at random.
• You can challenge the streamer to a duel. The bot speaks with the streamer’s account and doesn’t see its own messages, so the streamer always showed up as “not in chat” even while typing.
• You can also challenge people who are there but quiet. Before, only those who had spoken in the last thirty minutes counted, and half the chat was invisible.
• The guided tour card no longer sticks out past the edge of the screen as it appears. It came in rising by fourteen pixels, and when it rested at the bottom those pixels pushed it out.
• On the link page, an avatar with a broken address shows the initial instead of the broken-image icon. The fallback had been there for a while, but the browser rejected it and it never kicked in.
• The button under the mouse follows it without jerking. Before, the motion restarted with every pointer move and never reached its destination.
• Buttons really lift up when you hover over them: they come off the page instead of shifting by a pixel, and stay in front of what’s around them.
• Button shadows are no longer clipped by the edge of the card that holds them. On Safari they were always clipped, because that browser doesn’t support the overflow permission.
• People with reduced motion turned on see the depth without the motion: the shadow still grows, the button doesn’t move.
• The guided tour no longer ends up half off the screen. Out of seven tabs, six had at least one step with the tips card cut off by the edge.
• The last step, the one that says where to find the manual, got stuck where the previous step had been. Now it sits in the middle, truly in the middle.
• When a step points to something further down the page, the box waits to be inside the window instead of following it out.
• In the demo, a direct link to a tab takes you where it says. Before, you always landed on the first one.
• The moderation page is split into three: Chat for message filters, Shield for defending against attacks, Log for what happened.
• The shield’s status sits where you turn it on: on or off, the current level, how many follows it takes to trigger the alarm.
• The “Always block” and “Never touch” lists lived in two places and wiped each other out: a name added on one side vanished when saving on the other. Now they’re in one place and save themselves.
• Observe only, how early to react and flagging people who watch many channels: the three boxes were there, but saving threw them away. Now they stick.
• A partial save no longer resets everything else. Threshold, timeout and minimum age were silently rolled back with every “Save”.
• In the log, each attack is a card that opens: who was there, sorted by verdict, and the fake-follower cleanup with the number to type back to confirm.
• Actions that had failed are now visible, and can be resumed from there.
• People who have been chatting in your channel for months no longer get lumped in during a wave of fake follows, even with a name that looks like a bot’s.
• Being a regular takes about thirty messages and a couple of months. Volume alone isn’t enough: four hundred lines in one hour is a reason for suspicion.
• Track record counts too. An account the shield recently stopped there starts uphill, and that only applies in the channel where it happened.
• An old verdict counts less than a new one: every ninety days it’s worth half, and after a year there’s practically nothing left of it.
• Having been left alone during an attack leaves no trace at all.
• Trust shifts the score, for better and for worse, but on its own it never gets anyone removed: acting always takes an independent fact.

7 September 2026

• The bot answers by attaching its reply to the message of whoever wrote to it, the way a person uses the “reply” button. It works on Twitch and on Kick.
• Before answering it waits a moment, like someone reading and typing. That moment now follows the pace of the chat: if it’s flying it answers right away, if it’s calm it takes its time.
• It sees whether the person writing is a mod, a subscriber or a VIP, and whether it’s their first time in your chat. It changes how it answers, not what: with a newcomer it doesn’t take channel things for granted.
• When it speaks up on its own, it picks up on what you’re all talking about. The list of stock phrases is gone, and it always landed in the middle of unrelated conversations.
• If it has nothing of its own to say, it stays quiet.
• The anti-bot shield now has six levels and goes up one step at a time. First it watches, then it warns the mods, then it slows the chat, and only at the end does it close it to followers only.
• A clip that did well no longer gets the chat closed. Lots of follows from unknown accounts raise attention, not the shutters.
• When the attack passes it steps down one level at a time, reopening right away whatever is no longer needed.
• You can choose how early it reacts: cautious, balanced or aggressive.
• Faced with a wave of fake follows, the bot recognizes which names come from the same factory and removes only those. Anyone who happened to be caught in the middle stays put.
• If it doesn’t recognize any group, it doesn’t make one up, and it treats the wave as a single thing.
• Fake follows that trickle in slowly, one every few seconds for ten minutes, are stopped too. They used to get through untouched.
• A wave so fast that it arrives all at once can now be seen. That was exactly the one that slipped through.
• To call a wave fake, the bot waits until it has seen fifteen follows. With six, one real spike in twelve was mistaken for fake.
• When it makes up its mind halfway through a wave, it also goes back to the follows that came before, instead of starting from that moment.
• Your channel’s rhythm is no longer learned from two minutes of an attack. For it to count, it takes hours.
• A real raid where three hundred people say hi with the same phrase is no longer mistaken for an attack.
• The same goes for a chat all repeating a short phrase together. It takes thirty characters and five words, not fourteen characters.
• Detection of the same message from many accounts stays on even if you turn off the list of bot names.
• Attacks are measured by the time they happened, not the time they reach the bot.
• Each attack becomes a single card instead of three hundred log lines: when it started, how long it lasted, how hard it hit, who was there, what the bot did.
• An attack that resumes after a few minutes is still the same attack, and the damage count doesn’t break into ten pieces.
• On the card, whoever arrived during the attack is split into certain bots, suspects and real people.
• Once the attack is over you can clean out the fake followers starting from that split. Real people are left out, and to go ahead you have to type how many accounts you’re about to remove.
• If the bot restarts while an attack is under way, the card closes and stays.
• There’s an observe-only mode: the shield works and writes down what it would have done, without banning, blocking or deleting anything. Use it to see how it behaves before letting it act.
• An action that fails isn’t lost. It stays pending and you can retry it from the console.
• The log also shows what Twitch answered, not just whether it worked.
• In the console you see how often it got it wrong: someone who was flagged and then wrote in chat was a person.
• The same event arriving twice doesn’t cause two bans.
• Deleting a spam message now goes ahead of cleaning out fake followers, which can wait.
• Channels using the bot share what they discover. An account blocked during a wave in one place becomes known to the others too, and the list grows by itself.
• For a name to get onto that list, three channels have to recognize it independently, and only for things measured at the time.
• A name on the shared list expires after three months and can be removed right away.
• The shield also recognizes bots that only watch. An account present in many channels at the same moment that never writes gets flagged: you decide.
• The verdict on an account no longer adds up the same thing three times. A new viewer with no photo or bio got the same score as a real follow-bot.
• Removing a follow always takes a fact a person can’t produce: a recognized name, or presence in many channels. Anything else only raises a flag.
• If Twitch doesn’t answer while the shield is checking an account’s age, it tries again on the next message.
• The link filter looks at the link’s domain, not the text around it. Mentioning an allowed site anywhere was enough to switch the filter off.
• Normal messages typed with a period stuck to the next word, like “lascia stare.io ci provo”, are no longer deleted. Out of fifteen real chat lines, ten ended up deleted.
• A banned word stays banned even when written with an accent.
• Six Italian labels in the panel had an apostrophe instead of an accent, and now they’re written properly.
• When the deletion is done, a bubble drawn like the rest of the site tells you, instead of the browser’s little gray window.
• In the search window, Tab no longer escapes behind the overlay, Escape closes it from anywhere, and on closing the cursor goes back where you were. Before, it wandered into the hidden page underneath.
• The bot reads and answers in the chat of your YouTube streams, with the same commands, modules and coins as on Twitch. Turn it on from Status → Your platforms.
• In the Leaving section, what there is to delete is spelled out in words (remembered messages, quotes, commands) instead of the database’s internal names.
• From Status → Leaving you can delete your account and everything in it, uploaded files and connections included. It can’t be undone: to confirm, you type the channel name.
• If the bot restarts while a giveaway is open, everyone who entered stays in with their tickets. Before, they all vanished, and the giveaway with them.
• A forfeit in progress also picks up where it left off, counter included, instead of switching off halfway.
• If the shield had closed chat to followers only and the bot restarted, chat stayed closed and nobody reopened it. Now it reopens by itself when the bot comes back.
• Search finds what’s written inside the tabs (fields, sections, collapsibles, buttons), not just the tab names. Clicking takes you to the thing and highlights it, opening whatever was hiding it.
• Search now also reaches Anti-bot shield, Voice commands, Knowledge, Forfeits, Music and Clips: before, those six sections never came up.
• Timed modules only talk while you’re live: before, they filled the empty chat all night. Inside the module there’s a switch to make them talk while the channel is offline too.
• After a bot restart, timers no longer all fire at once, because the time of the last round is now saved. Timers due in the same minute go out one after another, not in one burst.
• A newly created timed module waits for its first round before talking, instead of starting right away.
• Every field in the panel has a name that screen readers read out: before, 395 fields out of 916 were silent. This covers the theme sliders, Studio panels, alerts, birthdays and prizes.
• On the link page’s ready-made themes, the tooltip repeated the name written under the button, and now it’s gone.

6 September 2026

• The live poster now shows the photo of streamers you added to notifications yourself too: before, it stayed an empty circle.
• Emotes in the title no longer turn into little squares: they’re removed, because they can’t be written into the poster’s drawing.
• Guides look like everything else: paper, ink outline and handwritten titles. Before, they looked like they came from another site.
• Two new guides: one on Kick, explaining what changes compared with Twitch and why, and one on moderating chat without kicking out real people.
• The overlay’s short link and the tracking canvas no longer end up among the pages Google visits: they aren’t pages, they run inside OBS.
• The Overlay Studio bar has tooltips: what differs from one overlay to another, why the link is hidden, and what really happens in OBS if you rename or delete one.
• Switching sections is a clean cut: the old page leaves, and the new one comes in from the side you came from.
• Moving within the same section is shorter: no flash, the boxes come back in one after another, in reading order.
• On a low-powered computer the transition no longer disappears: light mode is about load, not about motion.
• The “nothing here” page and the maintenance page are now comic panels, with the number 404 in the corner like in a comic book.
• Nine boxes on the site had no outline: the search magnifier, the file pickers and others. Now they do.
• On service pages the halftone dots ran over the text and made it almost unreadable. Now they sit underneath.
• The “How it works” guides, the legends and the collapsible boxes look like the others: paper, ink outline and a handwritten title.
• Eight boxes that open showed no arrow at all: they looked like plain text. Now they all have one.
• On short tooltips the tail no longer skids onto the corner: it stays attached to the bottom, even when the bubble is as wide as a single word.
• It’s never longer than half the bubble now. Before, on a single word it reached two thirds and looked like it was hanging by a thread.
• Sections that are still empty are no longer a white hole: they’re a box with halftone that says what will show up there.
• The line that opens each tab is now a caption: a box with an ink bar and a folded corner, like in comics. Whoever speaks gets a bubble, whoever narrates gets a box.
• Short tooltips are no longer as big as long ones: the tail gets shorter along with the bubble.
• Tooltips are drawn: body and tail are a single shape, so the line that cut the tail in half is gone.
• The tail bends toward what it’s explaining and stops just before reaching it, like in real comics.
• The tooltip tail stops halfway and no longer covers the button it’s explaining.
• The error message has the zigzag edge of a shout, and the tooltip that explains a value has the bubble trail of a thought.
• Notices that pop up at the bottom are captions, with an ink bar and a folded corner. Whoever speaks gets a bubble, whoever narrates gets a box.
• Tooltips breathe: wider than they are tall, with room around the text and more space between lines. Before, they were small and cramped and hard to read.
• Tooltips no longer appear out of place only to jump into position at the first mouse move, and they no longer slow the site down.
• They sit a bit higher and to the side, with the beak pointing into the button, and you can see through them: they no longer cover what you’re reading.
• Tooltips follow the cursor as you move it, and the tail is drawn: curved, like in comics, and it points at what it’s talking about even when the bubble ends up to the side.
• They pop in with a little snap and leave by themselves after enough time to read them. They no longer switch off on their own after half a second.
• The text inside is centered and the lines are balanced, like in real speech balloons.
• Tooltips appear where your cursor is, not in the middle of the thing you’re pointing at. On the editor canvas they ended up miles away.
• They’re real speech balloons: a round shape, with a beak pointing where you’re looking. Before, they were rectangles with rounded corners.
• Hovering over the overlay looks now tells you what each one is like, instead of the name you can already read on the button.
• Hover tooltips now come in three kinds: a normal speech balloon for a control, a square red one for things that do damage, and a thought cloud to explain a value or a word.
• There are twenty-two more, on controls whose name doesn’t say what happens: “Study now”, “Create clip”, “Start raid”, “Detect group”, “Take offline” and others.
• Toggles have the knob centered and inside the track. Off phones it was shifted down and to the right and spilled over.
• The poster is on by default: if you’ve never touched it, it goes out with the next announcement. If you turned it off it stays off, even when you save a design.
• A stream on Kick gets the Kick design and one on Twitch the Twitch design, even when the same channel streams on both. Before, the wrong one could arrive.
• The address written at the bottom of the poster is the one for the right platform.
• If your profile picture doesn’t download quickly, the poster goes out anyway instead of holding up the announcement.
• There’s a poster editor: you move the pieces by dragging them, add more, change fonts and colors, and see the result as you go. Undo and redo with Ctrl+Z.
• When the poster goes out, the message gets shorter: title and category are already drawn in, and below it only your name and the link remain.
• The poster also goes out for the streamers you added to notifications: the design stays yours, with their name, their title and their face inside.
• Title and category show up even when the channel is offline: they’re taken from the channel’s own, instead of staying empty.
• “Send a test” now sends exactly what will really go out: if the poster is on, the test arrives with the poster, and it tells you so.
• The poster is now drawn in production too: the fonts weren’t making it into the published program.
• The two round buttons at the bottom right no longer flicker when you hover over them.
• Telegram notifications have a box for the poster: you turn it on, choose between the Twitch and the Kick design, and see the preview.
• The preview is the real image, drawn by the server: what you see is what arrives in the group.
• Hover tips are now comic balloons: a thick outline, a tail pointing at what they’re about, and written in marker like the rest of the site.
• A button you hover over is drawn on top of what’s around it. Before, the box next to it could cast its shadow over it and make it look cut off.
• When your stream starts, the Telegram announcement brings a poster: your name, the stream title, the game and your picture, on a different design for Twitch and for Kick.
• It works for every connected platform, not just Twitch.
• If the message is short it becomes the photo caption; if it’s long, the photo goes first and the full text right after, never cut in half.
• If the poster can’t be drawn or Telegram rejects it, the announcement goes out anyway as before: the people waiting for you still get the alert.

5 September 2026

• The tips that appear when you hover over a control are now drawn by the site, with its theme. Before, they were the browser’s little gray box, which can’t be changed.
• They also appear when you reach them with the Tab key: people navigating by keyboard never saw them before.
• The spinning vinyl on the overlay no longer stops to restart its turn from the beginning. It happened every time the track was read, and the waves and scrolling title did it too.
• In the music player, “no bars” now really removes them instead of leaving them frozen there. The two settings that overlapped are now one.
• The cover art pulses only when Spotify tells us the song’s tempo. When it doesn’t, it stays still instead of pulsing at a speed that had nothing to do with the song.
• A long title always scrolls now, not just sometimes: it’s measured again when the font arrives, when the cover art arrives and when you change the size.
• Signing in with YouTube is ready but not open yet: on the showcase and in the Platforms tab you’ll find it grayed out, “coming soon”. Google first has to approve permission to read which channel you are.
• If you already moderate someone else’s channel, you can ask for access to their panel yourself, without waiting for them to send you a link. You’ll find it in the Status tab.
• On Twitch the request reaches the streamer already confirmed: before showing it to them, we ask Twitch who moderates that channel.
• The channel owner sees pending requests in the Status tab and answers with one button. Until they say yes, the person who asked sees nothing and doesn’t take up a spot on the plan.
• Moderator invites can now go to people on Kick too: pick the platform and type the name.
• Whoever was invited signs in from their own platform, not necessarily from Twitch.

4 September 2026

• The channel API key is no longer stored: only a fingerprint of it stays. You see it once, when you generate it, and not even we can read it back.
• Database backups are encrypted: a copy that leaves the house is just noise without the server’s secret.
• Connection secrets (Telegram bot, Spotify, TikTok, 7TV) are no longer stored in plain text in the database: each one has its own key, and that key is locked away in turn.
• Every secret is tied to its place: taken from one account and put on another, it no longer opens.
• In Overlay Studio, the “Turn your phone” title no longer covers the icon above it.
• The three steps for adding the overlay to OBS read as full sentences again, instead of splitting into two columns.
• No more empty screens while scrolling a tab: some cards stayed switched off and left a hole as tall as they were.
• On phones the outline no longer stays lit on the last button you tapped: hover effects now apply only where there really is a mouse.
• On phones the Notifications, Modules and Alerts tabs no longer run off the screen: text was cut off mid-sentence and the page slid sideways.
• Search now has the site’s theme: a solid outline, pill-shaped filters and results that lift up. It had kept the old design.
• Lists, library cards, link page blocks, counters and checkmarks have the right outline too.
• The bot reads your link page while it answers: titles, texts, links, socials, countdowns and above all the FAQs you wrote there.
• Change the page and what the bot knows changes right away, with nothing to redo. If you turn the page off, it stops using it.
• The “What the bot knows” list now shows those entries too, marked “from your link page”: you change them on the page, not there.
• The bot manual and the guide for the Knowledge tab are up to date: profile card, when, pinned, notebook, words to block and link page.
• Outlines no longer get clipped: inside tabs every button had its shadow shaved off on all four sides, and in scrolling columns the edge vanished at the side.
• The solid shadows that were missing are back in the light theme: one wrong style line turned them all off, while in the dark theme they always showed.
• In your profile card you can list words the bot must never write (your last name, your street, your school’s name): if one ends up in a reply, the bot doesn’t send it.
• The profile card no longer starts empty: when the bot rereads your profile it fills in who you are, your schedule and where to find you, without touching what you wrote.
• In the Knowledge tab you can fill in your profile card: who you are, what you do on stream, your schedule, where to find you, what to call you and what not to say about you.
• The bot picks the knowledge entries closest to the question, not the last ones you wrote. You can write as many as you like.
• Each entry can apply always, only when you’re live or only when you’re offline. You can also pin it, so the bot has it in front of it no matter what.
• The phrases you write in Personality now reach the bot as examples of how you talk. Before, they just sat there.
• In the bot’s notebook you write how it should answer, and you also see what it has already been taught.
• In the dashboard, dropdown menus stay in line with the buttons next to them instead of wrapping onto a new line by themselves.
• In public chat, your channel’s bot is the one answering: it doesn’t remember users and doesn’t talk about itself.
• Saved answers no longer come out the same every time: the bot rephrases them. If they contain a link, they stay exactly as written.
• Around an embedded video or music player, the empty wedges in the corners are gone: the border color fills them, so they look like a frame.
• You can pick the color behind the box, to match it to what shows inside the content.
• Boxes for embedded video, music and pages, the cover and the notice buttons have the same border and shadow as the rest of the page: before, they had a thin line that never changed with the theme.
• The scrolling text scrolls again: it had stopped because two different things had the same name inside the style sheet.
• Its speed works for the first time: “Slow”, “Medium” and “Fast” never reached the page, and all ran at the same pace.
• The link page editor has three areas like the overlay workbench: the blocks on the left, the preview in the middle, the controls for the chosen block on the right.
• Pick a block (or click it in the preview) and its controls appear on the right, labeled with which block they belong to.
• The link page tutorial starts collapsed and sits at the bottom: open, it ate half a column and you couldn’t see the list of blocks.
• Link page blocks are no longer all wide open at once: one row per block, opening one at a time and staying open even if you move or duplicate it.
• In the dark theme the hand-drawn outline shows: it was black on black, so it wasn’t there, and only the pink glows were left.
• The bottom bar, the search magnifier and the icons speak the same language as everything else: hand-drawn outline and stamp shadow.
• The bottom bar is opaque: on some phones you could read the page text through it.
• Published link pages no longer carry the comments from our code: anyone opening the browser tools on any page found thirty-seven of them.
• The link page now spreads across the whole screen like the overlay workbench: before, it stayed inside a thousand-pixel column and the preview was small.
• Section titles no longer stick out above the card, and the little arrow that opens them is a point again instead of a diamond.
• The link page has many more things to change: a separate font for titles, uppercase, line spacing, room between blocks, button text color and border thickness.
• There’s a “CSS” tab where you can write your own: it comes last, so it wins over everything else.
• The link page look is no longer a single column of twenty-two settings, but six tabs (Themes, Layout, Type, Colors, Buttons, Behavior) with the fields side by side.
• The link page preview moved to the left, with the controls on the right: it reads like the overlay workbench.
• You can change the link page’s text size (80–130%) and weight: light, medium or bold. Before, it was bold and nothing else.
• The hand-drawn pointer now stays selected: you saved it and on reload it switched back by itself.
• The home page title uses the same two colors as the rest of the page: words in the text color, highlighted ones in the brand pink. Before, it had a pink of its own that stayed as dark as the background at night.
• Selected and red buttons have their outline back: the border was the same color as the fill, so it vanished into it, leaving only a two-sided shadow that looked badly cut out.
• The “Latest follower” and “Latest sub” boxes take on the look like everything else: before, those buttons did nothing and the two labels stayed the same while the overlay changed theme.
• “To the whole overlay” now really applies to all of them: before, it skipped those two, the countdown and the counters.
• For the two boxes you can pick shape, material and frame, like the other blocks.
• The preview of the two boxes shows what really goes on air: before, it drew one and a different one arrived on stream.
• The alert’s glow and the neon material’s glow light up: they’d always been there and had never shown.
• With the manga look the shadow is sharp instead of blurred, like a second ink stroke.
• The site was unreachable: the gatekeeper’s configuration wasn’t valid, so it wouldn’t start. It’s fixed and was checked with the real program before going out.
• An element with a changed Size really reaches the edge of the screen: shrunk, it used to stop short and seem stuck there, and enlarged it went off the canvas.
• It follows your finger properly while you drag it, at any Size.
• Command images and videos end up on stream where you placed them in the preview, even when you shrink them.
• The player no longer squeezes depending on where you put it: set in the middle or on the right it narrowed, and the title got cut off. Now it’s as wide as it needs to be, wherever you move it.
• The player got bigger: the sizes start where they used to end, and there’s a “Huge” size.
• “Huge” is there for every widget, not just chat: player, goals, latest follower, latest sub, counters.
• The player has themes, and a theme takes the shape of the real object. Cassette: title and artist on the label, and below it the little window with two spinning reels.
• Vinyl: the record slides out of its sleeve and spins, with grooves and the label in the middle.
• Terminal: monospace, a prompt and a blinking cursor. Manga: halftone, ink outline and the title in lettering.
• It has a build: **slim** if you want it thin, **chunky** if you want it generous. It’s a separate axis from size: one changes the proportions, the other the scale.
• The waves dance as hard as the song does: a ballad moves gently, an upbeat track pushes. Spotify says so, we don’t make it up.
• A long title no longer stretches the player across half the screen: the text column has its own cap and the title scrolls, as it should.
• You choose that cap: “Text width” says how far it can grow before the title starts scrolling. At zero, the build decides.
• “Start from how many I have now” is now a checkbox that stays, not a button to press every time. I keep the number in line with Twitch’s real one.
• The Deck is drawn like the rest of the site: ink outline, hand-drawn corners, names in lettering.
• When you scroll between sections, focus lines burst from the tab you’re looking at, like in a comic panel.
• The hand-drawn stroke now reaches everywhere: switches, fields, tags and all the little buttons have the ink outline and hand-drawn corners.
• Switches are hand-drawn too: outline, a knob with its own border, and a snappy click instead of a slide.
• Tabs are comic panels: square corners, a thick outline and the title in an ink band at the top, like a caption on a page.
• Flat gray is gone: secondary surfaces use halftone, like printed screentone.
• The stroke has a hierarchy: the panel is thicker than the control, the control thicker than the detail. That’s how depth reads.
• Buttons are flat color, with no gradients: on a comic page, color is either solid or not there at all.
• When you reach a control with the keyboard, you see right away where you are: a crisp accent frame, with nothing covering what’s around it.
• The dark theme is no longer black and white: the background leans plum and the paper pink, like the logo’s colors. Even at night it’s the same printed page.
• A tab’s title is a little plate in the corner, with the arrow inside: it reads like a comic panel caption.
• The site downloads 16% less: what reaches the browser is compressed.
• The preview that appears when you paste a SocialBot link is redrawn like the site: lettering, halftone and an ink plate.
• The What’s new page shows the news again: it was empty, and so was the list in the panel.
• Big titles are outlined like the logo’s letters: solid color inside, black stroke around.
• The showcase opens in stages, one piece at a time, with the snap of Japanese animation instead of a blurry fade.
• Switching sections has lost the blur too: now it’s a clean cut, like going from one comic panel to the next.
• The error notice arrives with its own jolt: you can tell something went wrong just from the way it moves.
• The brand at the top wobbles for a moment when you hover over it, like something drawn by hand.
• It’s readable at night: the black outline disappeared into the dark background, and now it has a thin paper edge around it like on printed pages.
• The focus lines behind the title have calmed down: they were a backdrop covering everything, and now they converge on the title and leave it room to breathe.
• The big title has the brand’s fill, the same as the “b” in bot, inside the outline: before, it was a wall of flat color, and on phones the letters swelled until they closed up.
• The home page no longer rearranges itself before your eyes while it loads: it arrives already built, and stops jumping around.
• It’s the same for everyone: before, people searching on Google found a separately written page, only in Italian, different from the one that actually opened.
• The three languages are now real addresses: when you switch language the address changes with you, and you can save it or send it to someone.
• In Overlay Studio you can always pick the look, not just when you create an overlay: the nine looks sit at the top of every bar, and below you change whatever you like.
• “To the whole overlay” applies them to every element in one go, instead of redoing the same eleven choices for alerts, chat and each widget.
• A look now really dresses everything: before, you picked Manga and the chat stayed halfway, while goals and the player didn’t even notice.
• The player follows the look: “Ribbon” turns it into a cassette, “Terminal” into a terminal, “Manga” into manga.
• Manga is now everywhere: the overlay, the link page (light and at night) and social graphics.
• The manga link page is real paper and ink: black outlines, a solid offset shadow, titles in marker.
• The marker font is only downloaded by people who pick that theme: the other link pages stay as light as before.
• The avatar follows the theme: before, it had a soft glow of its own that clashed on a hand-drawn page.
• In the consent box, “Details” ended up alone, squeezed into the bottom right corner, as if it had fallen out: now it sits inside the sentence that explains, and the two buttons share the row.
• The Manga theme is now really drawn: halftone printed on the paper, thick outlines with solid fills, and at night focus lines converging on your name.
• You can turn on a hand-drawn mouse pointer in your theme’s colors: a pen, and a star over things you can press. Nothing changes on phones.
• Visitors to your page can change their mind about content from other sites: before, the choice was forever and the box never came back. Now “Content from other sites” in the footer opens it again.
• If they say no after saying yes, the no really counts: the page reloads, so nothing loads from those sites anymore.
• Nothing clickable worked on the live link page: the consent box didn’t appear, “Load the content” didn’t respond, the countdown stood still. Now it works.
• There are no system emoji in the interface anymore: where they meant something (“blocked”, “animated”, “pending”) there’s now the drawn symbol, with the same stroke as the rest.
• The emoji the bot writes in chat stay where they were: that’s its voice.
• Goals are set up in one place: the target applies to all your overlays, and you don’t have to redo it scene by scene. Where it sits and how it looks you still decide on the overlay you’re building.
• A goal’s bar no longer goes backward: if followers arrived while the real number was still the one from a moment earlier, the on-screen total dropped. Not anymore.
• In the Studio preview, a goal’s bar was empty even at 662 out of 1000: now it really fills up.
• The preview no longer shows you a different overlay from the one that goes on air: element frames were drawn one way here and another way on stream.
• The player’s long title scrolls in the preview too, instead of staying cut off.
• Checking “Start from how many I have now” no longer kicks you out of the tab you were editing.
• The player’s wave controls say what they do: one shows or hides them, the other decides what dances in time.
• Google was still showing the old logo: the address it gets it from never changed, so it had no reason to download it again. Now it changes.

3 September 2026

• The overlay has a player: what you’re listening to on Spotify, on screen. It appears when the music starts and disappears when you stop it.
• The player is yours from the cover art down: square, round or a spinning vinyl, progress as a bar or a ring around the cover, and waves that dance in time.
• The background can use the blurred cover art or the record’s colors flowing by, long titles scroll, and you pick how it enters the scene.
• The player keeps time with what’s playing: the waves dance to the song’s real beat, and if you like, the cover art pulses too.
• The player no longer disappears while the song is playing: a Spotify hiccup or the gap between two tracks switched it off for a moment, and then it came back.
• When paused, though, it really does disappear, if that’s what you chose: before, it stayed there.
• The player and the countdown fade out instead of vanishing all at once.
• Shapes with cut corners no longer leave a light corner behind: the shadow followed the rectangle instead of the shape.
• The layout is up to you: cover art on the left, on the right, on top like a poster, or just the cover with a ring that fills up.
• Title and artist can go on two lines, and the album name can be used in the texts too.
• There’s a countdown to the start of your stream: pick the minutes and it starts. It lives in the channel, so reloading the overlay or restarting everything doesn’t reset it.
• A goal can start from where you already are: “1000 followers” instead of “1000 more”. The “How many I have now” button asks Twitch for the real number.
• Moving things in the Studio no longer makes them jump: you grabbed an element and it snapped under the cursor, farther away the closer it was to an edge.
• An element can no longer leave the screen while you drag it.
• “Align left” now really snaps it to the edge.
• A layer’s eye now shows when it’s closed: before, the element disappeared but the icon stayed an open eye.
• The cursor dot no longer disappears when it locks onto a button: with the cursor hidden, it was the only way to know where you were pointing.
• An overlay element is edited in one place, next to the canvas: pick it and everything about it is right there, without scrolling down and losing sight of the preview.
• Counters have their controls there too: what they say, colors, font, with or without a background.
• An element’s controls are grouped in collapsible sections: before, the alert alone took twelve screens of scrolling, now one is enough.
• The player is now player-sized: the cover art was the size of a stamp because it followed the size of the pills.
• Picking an element no longer shows the look settings of another one: a style rule kept a hidden block on screen.
• Goals are now fully edited from the panel too: what they count, target, start and position were still in the card under the canvas. The list keeps the name, the count and the two buttons.
• In the Studio the canvas has everything: goals and counters drag like alerts, with handles, arrow keys, snapping and undo. Before, you could only position them by typing numbers into a form.
• The canvas corners are the overlay’s real corners: a goal set to “top right” sits flush with the edge of the screen instead of spilling out of the frame like before.
• Layers and Properties no longer cover the canvas: they’re two side panels that roll up to make room, detach when you drag them and dock back with a double click.
• Size and Rotation have a single control, slider and box together: they were two separate controls that contradicted each other, showing three different numbers for the same value.
• Undo now brings back the player and the countdown too: you moved them and Undo left them where they were.
• In Layers every element shows where it is as a percentage, like Properties and the bar under the canvas: before, a freshly picked element said “top left” while Properties already said 2%.
• Fine adjustments survive saving: the Studio’s arrow keys move by one pixel, but saving rounded to whole percentages, so on reload the element jumped back by up to ten pixels.
• Counters follow the same rules as the other elements for sizes, colors and fonts: whatever you set stays within the intended limits.
• The rotate handle is always within reach: for an element at the top of the canvas it got cut off outside the frame, and now it moves underneath.
• The element you’re editing stays in front of the others: before, a neighbor covered its handles and took the click.
• Each overlay is its own workspace: what you move in one stays there. Before, the player, countdown, goals and counters had a single position for the whole channel and followed you everywhere.
• Each overlay has its own Undo: undoing in one scene doesn’t undo what you did in another.
• The Studio has a fine gear: hold Ctrl (or ⌘) while dragging and the pointer moves at a fifth of the speed, so you get below a pixel. Before, the smallest mouse move was two and a half overlay pixels.
• With Shift held down, the element stays straight on the axis you started on, without drifting.
• The scroll wheel no longer resizes on its own: scrolling the page over the canvas changed the element’s size by accident. Now you need Alt for size and Shift for rotation.
• Canvas zoom goes up to 400%, because below 227% you can’t even see a single overlay pixel.
• The site took its theme from the brand: the magenta-to-wine gradient in the logo now runs through titles and buttons, and the dark outline holding the letters together holds buttons and pills too.
• It applies inside and out, in light and dark: on a dark background the outline gets a thin line of light, so it reads the way the brand does.
• The eye in Layers removes the element from the scene you’re working on, not from all of them: you can have one scene with one goal and another with a different one.
• An element’s switch, the one in its panel, still applies everywhere: one turns the element off, the other removes it from a single scene.
• The site is hand-drawn like the brand: titles have the logo’s stroke, boxes have crooked corners as if drawn in pen, and buttons carry a solid ink shadow.
• Buttons stamp instead of lighting up: when you press them they sink onto their shadow like a stamp on paper.
• The hand-drawn font is hosted on our server like all the others, so the page doesn’t ask anyone for anything to draw itself.
• The site is a manga page: the background is paper, speed lines converge behind the title, and a halftone dot screen runs over the top.
• Inside and out speak the same language: buttons, menus, panels, lists and even the cursor have the ink outline.
• The highlighted words in the title fill with color from left to right as the page loads, the way an artist would color them.
• Small text is darker: on light paper the old one was hard to read.
• The hand-drawn lettering is for titles, controls and the brand; the text you read has a clean font, like on a real comic page.
• The loading screen is a comic panel: lines converging on the brand, halftone and the logo stamping in.
• On phones, the last lines at the bottom of the page no longer end up under the button bar.
• Menus, the drawer, fields and switches have the ink outline like everything else.
• The pointer is hand-drawn: an arrow with an ink outline, and it no longer chases the mouse, so it never lags behind.
• Guides and link previews are comic pages too: paper, converging lines, halftone and hand-drawn lettering.
• The brand on the loading screen is built into the page itself: it’s no longer fetched from the network, so it can’t go missing.
• Over clickable things the pointer turns into a four-pointed spark: it changes shape without chasing the mouse, so it doesn’t lag behind.
• Hovering over a button spreads an ink shape around it, and the pointer’s star moves around inside it.
• The site’s lettering is the brand’s marker, not a rounded kids’ comic font.
• If the site can’t load, you still get its own page, dressed like everything else, instead of a bare screen.
• The “Manga” font you can pick for the overlay is now a real marker too.
• Things arrive in snaps instead of sliding, like drawings held for two frames in Japanese animation: it feels faster.
• Notices burst in, and error notices give a shake, so they don’t go unnoticed.
• Progress bars, the equalizer and the volume meter move without making the page recalculate its layout: motion is smoother, especially on the live overlay.
• The hand-drawn pointer now works everywhere: before, the system one came back on some headers and section bars.
• Picking a goal on the canvas opens its properties (colors, font, shape, frame, opacity) right next to it, like any other element.
• Dragging a counter no longer makes it jump to the middle of the screen, and now it can be rotated too.
• The eye on “Goal” and “Counters” really works: before, it turned off and came back on after a reload, so you couldn’t remove them from an overlay.
• The guided tour teaches instead of telling: each stop is a step to take, with the spotlight on the control it names, and if that’s inside a closed section, it opens it.
• Three tabs the tour skipped (Avatar 3D, Social graphics, Anti-bot shield) now have one.

2 September 2026

• You can have as many goals as you like, not just one: each with its own target, its own corner and its own look: colors, font, shape, frame, size, opacity.
• Two goals that count the same thing go up together: a ladder (“100 followers”, “500 followers”) needs nothing redone by hand.
• The overlay has its own manual: the seven elements, the defaults, the words to use in alert texts, and what to do when nothing shows up.
• The overlay has a goal: a bar that fills up by itself as followers, subs or bits come in, with the real count and a button to start over from zero.
• Counters are now an overlay element like the others: you turn them off from the list and they take on the scene’s style, without losing the colors you gave them.
• Overlay backgrounds were there but didn’t show: alerts, chat and widgets came out transparent, so white text sat right on top of the game. Now they show.
• The overlay no longer comes in Twitch purple by default.
• The first time you open a tab, the bot walks you through it: what it’s for, what’s inside with a spotlight on it, and where to read more.
• The tour shows up only once, and you can replay it whenever you like from the “?”. If you’re already in the middle of something, it doesn’t start.
• Built-in commands are translated: name and description come out in Italian, English and Spanish, like the rest of the panel.
• All games are created from one place: before, there were two boxes doing the same thing, and one sent you to another tab to finish the job.
• You choose who starts the game (the bot, as a surprise, or a viewer typing a command) and everything else adapts.
• In the game editor, the magic words on offer are the ones a game needs: coins, chance, numbers, who’s typing. The rest are one click away.
• On your phone, the “?” opens guides, manuals and what’s new inside the menu, as rows: before, a dropdown wider than the menu popped up and you could read half a word.
• Switching channels on your phone is now a list too, for the same reason.
• Everything you call with a “!” can now be managed: about forty built-in commands, each one you can turn off, rename or keep for subs, VIPs and mods. You’ll find them at the bottom of Commands.
• “!giochi” answers only once: before, it listed the chat games and, right below, the webcam games, even for people who don’t use a webcam.
• A command from a family that’s turned off no longer answers, and the panel tells you so instead of leaving you to guess why it’s silent.
• Each game can be turned on and off by itself, renamed, and kept for subs, VIPs or mods: before, the commands were fixed and you couldn’t touch a single one.
• The Games tab lists all the real commands: it showed ten out of thirty, and five games (Fishing, Roulette, Heist, gift, Rounds) weren’t named at all while the bot announced them in chat.
• “!giochi” in chat lists the games that are on, with the names you picked, instead of a fixed list that might not match.
• The social promo moved to Notifications, where it belongs: it had nothing to do with the Games tab.
• Every tab in the panel has its own manual or guide: before, only six tabs out of twenty-four had one, and in the others the “?” in the bar had nothing to offer.
• Seven new manuals: the bot, moderation, polls and giveaways, the live stream, the showcase, the subscription and emotes. With the real defaults and limits, not generic descriptions.
• The site now has the logo’s colors, in light and dark: before, the paper was warm and the accent orange, which had nothing to do with a magenta brand.
• In the dark theme, the logo has its glow behind it again on the public page and in the guides too: only the top bar had it.
• The preview that shows up when you share a link, and the app icon, now use the new colors: they were one brand behind.
• The faintest text, the green and the amber are now readable: they were below the contrast threshold even before the change.
• The bar has a “?” that leads to guides, manuals and what’s new, with the one for the tab you’re looking at on top.
• The guide prompt learns: where you’ve already come and gone without doing anything it shows up sooner, and if you tell it “No thanks” twice it stays quiet for a month.
• When it’s clear you’re stuck (not moving, an error just popped up, scrolling up and down, or back for the third time), the bot tells you there’s a guide for that tab. One click silences it for good.
• If it’s a guide, it opens at the part that says what to do in SocialBot, not at a generic explanation.
• Privacy, terms, the moderator invite and unlock look like the rest of the site and follow the theme you picked: they had stayed dark and purple.
• On Kick the bot writes with your account, like on Twitch: before, it tried with an account of its own and Kick refused it, so nothing showed up in chat.
• The public page has the same colors as the rest of the bot and follows the theme you picked, light or dark: before, it was always dark, even if you’d chosen light.
• From the public page, guides, manuals and what’s new are one click away: before, they were only at the bottom of the page.
• When you share a SocialBot link, the right preview shows up: privacy, terms, the moderator invite, unlock and the mini app had none, and chats showed an old postcard.
• If Kick sends nothing, the panel tells you which of the four causes it is, and there’s a button to redo the event subscription without reconnecting your account.
• You can sign up with Kick too: if you only stream there you don’t need a Twitch account, and the panel shows the parts that wouldn’t work without Twitch as off instead of pretending.
• The bot really works on Kick: the site was rejecting the events Kick sent us, so the connection went through and then nothing arrived.
• On Kick the bot no longer listens to itself: its replies don’t count as chat messages.
• The side menu closes when you click outside it, not just with the X: on wide screens it stayed open.
• There are two manuals, one for games and one for modules: what each command does, what it costs, what it pays, and what each variable means. You open them from the Games and Commands tabs.
• There’s a What’s new page, and at the top of the panel you find what changed since you last looked: when we add something, now you know.
• Pages that open without logging in work again: the home page was stuck under the loading screen, the overlay in OBS was blank, and the moderator invite and passkey unlock did nothing.
• The new brand: the logo in the top bar instead of the wordmark, and a loading screen that breathes instead of the background.
• The new logo reaches people who had already visited the site too: before, the old one stayed stuck in the browser tab.
• The Games tab has “Make up your own game”: games are no longer just the ready-made ones, you build them like commands.
• Six points recipes to start from: slots, bet, gift, heist, balance and “give points”.
• A game’s cost can be an amount the player types in, not just a fixed number.
• You can adjust someone’s coins by hand from the panel, without going through chat.
• In points replies you can use the amount actually moved and the name of whoever it happened to, so a heist tells what really happened.
• A command you built yourself always wins over a built-in one with the same name.
• “Download my data” works on iPhone too: before, nothing happened.
• The top bar tucks away when it doesn’t fit, instead of overlapping on narrow screens.
• Streaming from the browser (Web Studio) is turned off: it was promised in twenty-one places and didn’t work.

29 August 2026

• Two separate leaderboards: one for the audience and one for the staff, so mods no longer take up the top spots.
• The VIP prize skips anyone who already has VIP for good and moves on to the next person, instead of shortening theirs.
• The “not saved” bar points to the Save button of the area you’re editing, and disappears when you save there.
• Images that come from outside, emotes included, no longer break.

28 August 2026

• Uploading new emotes to 7TV works again.
• The bot talks on Kick: commands, moderation and alerts, from the same panel.
• A !command typed on Kick no longer gets its reply on Twitch.
• You can choose which platforms each command runs on; the ones you already have stay as they are.
• The go-live alert is a single one for all platforms, not one for each.
• You can bring over the commands you already have on another bot, without retyping them by hand.
• You can download all your data whenever you want, in a single file.
• The media library opens from any field that needs an image or a sound, not just from its own tab.
• Telegram: “Detect group” no longer throws an error.
• If you end up on a page without the dashboard, there’s now a way back.