Audience monitoring
Track comments, follows, gifts, shares, subscriptions, likes, and viewer movement through one normalized event stream.
DEMO READY
01 / LIVESTREAM OPERATIONS
Monitor audience activity, run alerts, goals, overlays, and automation, and prepare broadcast controls from one focused workspace built for creators.
Demo mode uses simulated platform activity. Real TikTok and OBS connections are not represented as operational.
02 / CAPABILITIES
Each workspace answers what is happening, what needs attention, what can be controlled, and what caused the result.
Track comments, follows, gifts, shares, subscriptions, likes, and viewer movement through one normalized event stream.
DEMO READYBuild conditional alert rules, test them against realistic events, and inspect queue state and delivery outcomes.
DEMO READYRun gift, follower, like, share, and subscriber goals with deterministic progress, pause, reset, and completion behavior.
DEMO READYConfigure goal, audience, supporter, and session widgets with transparent local previews and signed browser-source URLs.
LOCAL PREVIEWTurn normalized audience events into testable trigger, condition, and action rules with observable run history.
DEMO READYPrepare scenes, sources, stream output, and recording workflows through a provider-independent broadcast boundary.
SIMULATED03 / WORKFLOW
Stream Control separates platform adapters, normalized events, automation, and broadcast control so each result can be understood and tested.
Platform activity enters one validated event model before it reaches the interface or automation engine.
Operational views turn activity into bounded feeds, goals, audience context, and specific diagnostics.
Creators test alerts, widgets, automation, voice tools, and broadcast actions from the same workspace.
04 / INTEGRATIONS
Implemented, mocked, and planned capabilities stay visibly distinct so a creator always knows what the system can do now.
Realistic demo events use the same adapter boundary reserved for a future authorized integration.
Local voice and soundboard control works when the Windows app and a server-side client key are available.
Studio controls are simulated today. OBS WebSocket delivery and desktop pairing are not connected.
Provider boundaries are defined, but account connections and live platform traffic are not implemented.
05 / OPERATING PRINCIPLES
Compact operational views keep high-signal information visible without turning the stream into a game dashboard.
Implemented, simulated, disconnected, and planned states use explicit language instead of optimistic placeholders.
Events, rules, conditions, actions, failures, and timing remain inspectable when an automation runs.
Chat, audience, supporters, goals, and recent activity stay connected to the same session-level event history.
06 / COMMON QUESTIONS
Stream Control is a TikTok-first livestream operations workspace for audience monitoring, alerts, goals, overlays, automation, chat, and broadcast preparation.
Not in the current public build. A permanent mock TikTok adapter generates normalized demo events, while an authorized TikTok integration remains planned.
Not yet. The Studio workspace uses a validated mock broadcast engine. OBS WebSocket control and the secure desktop bridge remain planned.
Creators can test the Control Room, audience and chat monitoring, alert rules, livestream goals, widgets, automation, simulated Studio controls, and local Voicemod controls when configured.
No. Stream Control is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by TikTok.
No. Donations are optional project support. They do not purchase a subscription, unlock features, change permissions, or include support services.
07 / RUN THE SYSTEM
Use permanent demo mode to inspect the event pipeline, test creator interactions, and review operational states.
08 / SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT
The operational demo remains available to everyone. Optional one-time support helps fund continued development, testing, and release infrastructure.