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BEARNOBY TOOLS

SOON TTS Pets is coming soon!→
Bearnoby Tools feature overview

Navigating OBS setup can be an exhausting mess of different websites and applications. I built Bearnoby Tools to change that.

Now Available!

Download for Free on Itch.io

If you like what I do, you can also support development on Ko-fi.

CHAT

Simple chat boxes

A basic no-frills chatbox.

Advanced chat boxes

Advanced custom chatbox creation.

Custom code skin chat boxes

Full custom code chatboxes with placeholder templating and configurable parameters.

Message filtering

Filter out certain messages or users

Native 7TV integration

Set up your 7TV emotes and they can be natively imported and used in BearnobyTools.

ALERTS

Alerts

Simple Twitch alert creation with image/video, audio and font choices.

Advanced Alerts

Play complex layered media configurations when Twitch events happen.

TRIGGERS

Media triggers

Set chat or redeem-based triggers for media

Triggerboard

Optional Triggerboard to fire off media like a soundboard

COMMANDS

Text commands

Set up basic text commands that respond on your account or a secondary bot account

Viewer queue

Simple joinable viewer queue integrated with chat

TIMERS & COUNTERS

Timers

Timers for subathons, gameplay, etc with easily configurable chat, redeem, donation, sub, etc integration

Counters

Persistent configurable counters with custom styling

FEATURE MANAGEMENT

Feature Toggles

Keep the UX as clean and minimal as possible by enabling only what you actually use. The rest remain hidden.

And more!

PREMIUM ADD-ONS

TTS Pets

TTS Pets

Bring your chatters text-to-speech messages to life!

  • Build and import custom pets that speak your TTS messages
  • Integration with multiple TTS providers, including ElevenLabs and Fish Audio
  • Switch pets at will and provide multiple voices within a single TTS Redeem
  • Fully exportable website to help your viewers construct complex chat messages
Coming Soon

ABOUT

Design Philosophy

I wish I could say there was some grand plan here, but realistically I just build shit as I or my friends needed or request it. If I was to sum up the design philosophy though, it's as follows:

  1. I build features as I (or others) need it
  2. Make the basics so simple a baby could use it, and gate complexity in extras
  3. As much as possible should run locally on your PC rather than relying on third party websites
  4. Anything "staple" to running a stream is free out of the box, forever

FAQ

Who are you?

I'm that fuck-ass bear at twitch.tv/bearnoby

Why're you doing this?

Recently, when overhauling my stream, I realized how much of a pain in the ass the whole process is. I was relying on like, six or seven different tools and services just to keep things running.

I had one site for redeems, another platform for alerts, two for different chat boxes, complex third-party software for command integration, and another service for shout-outs and break screens.

It's just a mess — my setup isn't even that complicated and a lot of these features are standard for practically every streamer. Half the reason it ends up like this is because platforms love to paywall basic tools behind monthly subscriptions, forcing you to frankenstein together free tiers from six different sites just to get a functional stream running.

On top of the bloat, trying to set up a simple easter egg like playing a specific sound or video when someone says a certain trigger phrase in chat was ridiculously complicated. I even ran into a situation where a super basic feature I wanted was actively paywalled and there was no other available alternative, which was absurd to me because it's like the easiest thing in the world to implement.

I got sick of it and have the expertise to build this shit myself so I did.

No, I mean why are you doing this to me?

What, making you set up OBS again? Trust me it'll probably be worth it, I'm a trustworthy bear.

You're dodging the question

No I'm not. I have no idea what you're talking about, you must be crazy.

You're gaslighting me

Gaslighting isn't a real word, you made that up.