One community.
Fewer loose ends.

Lore connects the things your streamer, mods and viewers need to remember. Here’s where to start.

Connect your channel. Invite your people.

Sign in with Twitch and connect your own channel. Add moderators and team members by their Twitch user ID after they’ve signed in to Lore. The channel owner controls access.

Keep promises where you’ll see them.

Save a commitment in the dashboard, or enable live capture and use !promise as the broadcaster or a Twitch moderator. Review open promises in the next-stream brief, then mark what’s done or leave a reason when plans change.

Optional Gemini suggestions can help surface follow-ups. A person decides which suggestions become confirmed promises.

Give the next mod the context.

Keep incident details, applicable rules, evidence and human decisions in private cases. Compare earlier cases from your channel, document follow-ups and leave a handoff for the next shift.

With separate permission and owner opt-in, future Twitch bans, timeouts and unban requests can arrive as open review cases. Recording a decision in Lore doesn’t perform an action on Twitch.

Publish something worth catching up on.

Your team prepares community stories and recap drafts. An owner or moderator reviews and publishes them. Viewers can read the public pages without an account; optional !catchup replies and an OBS overlay share reviewed public copy.

See the newcomer view

Sign-in is just the beginning.

Logging in identifies your Twitch account. It doesn’t turn on chat capture, moderation imports, AI or chat replies.

Channel access: Owners grant roles inside Lore. Twitch moderator status alone doesn’t open the private team area.
Private and public: Case files, appeals and internal notes stay private. Public entries are separate, reviewed records. Changing a source withdraws dependent summaries for review.
Captured chat: Owners choose 1–7 days of retention. Confirmed promises and case evidence retain separate excerpts for context.
Optional AI: Gemini features have separate owner consent. Google may use free-tier inputs and outputs to improve its products. Review content before sending it, and verify every suggestion.
Microphone capture: Nothing records automatically. After owner opt-in, you choose to record up to 30 seconds, preview it locally and submit it. Lore stores the transcript, not the audio.

See it before you connect anything.

The demo has a streamer, a moderator shift and a newcomer’s view ready to explore.

Open the demo Ready? Sign in with Twitch