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Fluxa connects Twitch, Kick, OBS, Meld Studio and Streamlabs into one system. Build automations from simple triggers and actions, run a coin economy, host polls and predictions, and manage your chat, all without writing a line of code.
Version 0.1.0 · Windows x64 · 2.57 MB
Connect your streams, build actions, and take control of your channel.
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Full access, unlimited automations.
Fluxa is in early access. Pricing and limits may change before general availability.
Move through the real Fluxa app, from live connections and merged chat to automations, coins and settings.

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Every automation in Fluxa follows the same simple shape. No scripting, no plugins to configure by hand.
Connect your streaming platforms and production software directly.
Chat, moderation and full EventSub triggers, plus control over your title and category.
The same chat and moderation control, even though Kick has no official bot API to build on.
YouTube streaming support is planned.
Trovo streaming support is planned.
Switch scenes and show or hide sources over obs websocket.
Streamlabs tips remain available as an instant automation trigger.
Switch scenes and show or hide layers with native Meld control.
Coins is Fluxa's built in loyalty currency, and you can rename it to anything you like. Viewers earn it just by chatting, with subscribers and VIPs earning faster. They can check their balance, see a top five leaderboard with bot filtering, and gift coins to each other, all through commands you control. You can also set a coin price on any automation, so triggering a sound effect or switching a scene can cost your viewers something instead of being free.
A moderator can open a poll with up to ten options straight from chat, and Fluxa posts the results automatically once it closes. Predictions work the same way, except viewers bet coins on the outcome and everyone who guessed right gets paid out the moment a mod resolves it. Both run on Twitch and Kick, since Fluxa builds them itself instead of relying on Twitch's native tools, and both can be turned off if you don't want them.
Twitch and Kick chat merge into a single view inside Fluxa, each message tagged by platform. A dedicated pop out window is built to sit as a window capture source in OBS or Meld, or run on a second monitor. Every viewer who has spoken on either platform shows up in one searchable list, with their badges, last seen time and coin balance.
Fluxa is a native desktop app, built with Tauri and Rust, so it stays fast and light with no browser extension or Electron overhead.