SwordlineRun the stream today. Help shape a workspace that remembers the context, supports the next decision and connects one stream to the next.
Direction reviewed · Priorities can evolve with team feedback.Start with free moderation and creator essentials. Add Swordline Plus for teamwork, or Creator Plus for your creator workspace’s analytics.
Follow the conversation across Twitch, Kick and YouTube without switching between creator dashboards.
A familiar name or a repeat incident? Open viewer details and moderation history right beside the conversation.
Keep rules, decisions and unfinished work where the next moderator can actually find them.
Keep recurring stream tasks close at hand, and welcome creators without remembering every shoutout.
Thank the people who showed up, finish your checklist and find a raid that fits your community.
Go beyond a peak viewer number. Understand how sessions, returning chatters and creator relationships develop over time.
Alpha features can change. Platform tools depend on supported APIs and your permissions. Swordline Plus belongs to each participant; Creator Plus belongs to one claimed creator workspace. YouTube currently needs manual tester approval.
Compare plans and feature access ↗First, connect preparation, live decisions and the next handover. Less catching up. More context when it matters.
Plan the next stream, prepare together, move into Live, then collect Debrief notes and pass selected context into the next session.
Next stream: the team opens the briefing and sees the notes you chose to carry forward.
Wider alpha availability follows testing of team roles, session transitions and handovers.
Expand the briefing with relevant Watchlist entries, review cases and incidents. Add a personal “Since you were gone” summary of changed rules, team notes and open tasks.
Back after two missed streams? Read the changes that matter to your shift.
Summarize relevant viewer history and connect it with creator-defined escalation rules. Suggest the next supported action with an explanation; the moderator makes the decision.
A repeated incident: see the history and your channel’s escalation step together.
Ask checked-in, available teammates to review a viewer or incident with its context attached. Mark uncertain cases for Debrief and carry selected unresolved work into the next briefing.
Unsure about a timeout? Ask an available mod, then save the case for team review.
Connect the moments you remember with the data you collected, and make useful insights easier to revisit.
Link captured moments and supported platform markers to stream sessions. Surface unusual chat or engagement changes as possible highlights for the creator to review.
That sudden burst in chat? Find the session moment and decide whether it belongs in your next clip.
Schedule recurring reports with reusable presets, equal-period comparisons and visible coverage notes instead of generating every review manually.
Open your weekly report to review what changed in streams, community activity and moderation workload.
Preview and import supported Twitch Channel Analytics exports. Keep imported metrics distinguishable from Swordline observations, avoid overlap and remove an import batch when needed.
Start with the supported historical metrics you already have, rather than only new observations.
Use Shared Chat session context to compare compatible solo and collaboration streams and explore observed community carry-over with clear coverage limits.
After a collab, explore whether observed chatter activity carried into later sessions.
Longer-term ideas to validate after the core workflows are dependable. Scope and order are still open.
Bring existing teams into a temporary Event Workspace for a collaboration. Keep access approved, time-limited and scoped without merging private team data.
One community event, several creator teams, a common place to coordinate.
Choose creator goals and follow milestones with transparent projections. Explore sponsor-ready exports once metric definitions and cross-platform coverage are stable.
Track a returning-chatter goal and share supported results with a potential partner.
Explore a pending-redemption queue and creator-approved sound, overlay or animation triggers. Available controls must reflect reward ownership, integrations and provider permissions.
See an actionable reward request and handle it from Live Tools where the platform allows it.
Use Swordline with your team and share the missing step through workspace feedback. The most useful input is a real situation: what happened, what you needed and where the workflow broke.
In testing means a working version is being validated before wider alpha availability. Planned means product direction, not an available feature or a delivery date. Exploring means an idea still needs validation. Reliability, analytics accuracy and account lifecycle work remain part of the foundation throughout.
Bring your workflow to Swordline ↗THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE STREAM DESERVE BETTER TOOLS.Currently in private alpha. Actively shaped with moderators and creators.