New: Automated Chat Timers with AI Support
Keep your chat engaged with automated timed messages. Broadcast standard announcements, or use AI prompts to generate fresh, unique messages on an interval.
Read more →Updates, announcements, and development notes
Keep your chat engaged with automated timed messages. Broadcast standard announcements, or use AI prompts to generate fresh, unique messages on an interval.
Read more →Take total control of your chat overlay's aesthetic with fully customizable colors for usernames, messages, timestamps, and pronoun badges. Plus, enjoy buttery-smooth new animations that respect your system's motion settings.
Read more →WildcatTTS now natively supports reading YouTube Live chat aloud, perfect for broadcasters multistreaming to Twitch and YouTube simultaneously.
Read more →The Chat Overlay now natively supports YouTube Live — combine Twitch and YouTube chat into a single unified widget, with support for Unlisted streams.
Read more →The Wildcat Chat Overlay has moved to wildcat.chat, and you can now pick any font from the Google Fonts catalog — over 1,900 options — including AI-generated themes that choose the perfect font for your vibe.
Read more →Emote descriptions are now permanently cached and moderators can view, regenerate, or manually set descriptions with the new !tts emote command.
Read more →WildcatTTS now uses Speech 2.8 Turbo for faster, more natural text-to-speech. Plus, you can add interjection tags like (laughs), (sighs), and more for lifelike delivery.
Read more →Viewers can now check in daily using a Channel Point Reward. Track streaks, use response variables, or let AI generate a unique message for every check-in.
Read more →Custom commands can now use AI to generate a unique response every time. Create fun, dynamic interactions with a single prompt.
Read more →Introducing the Wildcat.chat blog — a place for platform updates, feature announcements, and development notes.
Read more →WildcatSage now supports custom commands. Create your own `!commands` with dynamic responses.
Read more →You can now configure a list of banned words and phrases for WildcatTTS. Any chat message containing a banned word or phrase will be silently skipped by TTS — filtered out.
Read more →WildcatTTS can now describe what emotes look like instead of reading out the emote name. This makes emote-heavy messages much more accessible and natural to listen to.
Read more →Fixed issues causing dashboard settings to reset unexpectedly, specifically affecting ad break notifications and auto-chat/ad notification conflicts.
Read more →ChatVibes has officially rebranded to WildcatTTS. This update gives the TTS service a clearer identity and a cleaner dashboard.
Read more →My knowledge bot has a new name. ChatSageBot is now WildcatSage.
Read more →I've improved how the bot handles Cheer events to squash some bugs and give you more control, including smarter cheer reading and a new 'Announce Cheers' toggle.
Read more →I’ve rolled out an update to the ChatVibes Dashboard that gives you direct control over voice volume and per-voice volume calibration.
Read more →I've migrated the ChatVibes Text-to-Speech engine to Speech 2.6 Turbo (MiniMax via 302.ai). This model succeeds Speech-02 and provides improvements in latency, prosody, and multilingual handling.
Read more →You can now restrict Text-to-Speech to VIPs (plus Mods & Broadcaster)! This is the perfect middle ground when 'Everyone' is too chaotic but 'Mods Only' is a bit too quiet.
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