v0.5.0
Latest
Pre-Alpha
18 September 2026 · 01:20
The whole dashboard has a new look. From the menu to the top bar, from the home page to settings, every page now speaks the same language: calmer colours, clearer headings, less clutter. Nothing was removed — things simply sit where you'd expect them.
The dashboard now speaks your language. Menus, buttons, notifications and even the replies the bot writes in chat are translated into 20 languages. Every line was gone over by hand — not machine output, but the way people actually say it.
The stream studio comes with ready-made layouts. Instead of placing every widget by hand you pick a layout; hover over it in the list and a small preview shows you which widget ends up where.
A live strip in the top bar: while you're on air, your uptime, viewer count and the platforms you're streaming to sit on one line. The viewer count is the total of all three — no more checking Twitch, YouTube and Kick separately.
Follows, subs, donations, hype trains and the rest now have icons of their own — our own set instead of stock emoji. They show up small in chat and large in the alert settings.
The light theme got a full pass. Text on purple backgrounds was hard to read and a few cards stayed dark even in light mode. Every page was checked in both themes, one by one.
The moderation page lines up properly now: the suspicious-account card matches the one next to it in height, the hate-raid lock got a card of its own, and there's no leftover gap under the cards.
Games & Giveaways got simpler. Game options that weren't ready are gone from the list, and the point settings and leaderboard moved to where they belong — the Loyalty tab.
Open a tool in the Library and the page heading and tabs step aside, so the tool gets the whole screen. Tools also follow the dashboard's theme now: light on light, dark on dark.
In the studio, “Edit layout” and “Add widget” moved up into the top menu — no more hunting for a button somewhere inside the page.
The chequerboard pattern behind the overlay and alert previews is gone. In its place there's a calm, single-tone backdrop; the guide lines that actually help when placing widgets are still there.
A widget you removed from the studio came back as soon as you refreshed the page. What you remove now stays removed.
Messages coming from chat now always appear as plain text in the dashboard. Something a viewer types in chat can no longer turn into anything other than text on your screen.
On the reporting screen a purple box was sitting where the Bregvorn logo should be. The logo is back.
v0.4.0
Pre-Alpha
6 September 2026 · 20:12
When someone is banned or timed out, a line now appears in chat: who got hit, for how long, who did it, and the reason the moderator typed. Their messages still on screen get struck through. Twitch only hands this over to apps that ask for one more permission, so you'll see the consent screen once more at login. YouTube doesn't give the moderator's name — there the line only says whose messages were removed.
Click someone's name in chat and you now see who they are: how many messages this stream, which visit this is, how long they've followed, how old the account is, sub/mod/VIP status and bits sent. In the same menu the rarely used actions moved under “More” — so the menu is shorter than before even with the new info.
The Tools section listed all 31 tools under four headings, so finding one meant scrolling. There are now counted filter chips at the top — tap one and only that category stays on screen, and your choice is remembered.
The rule list now shows how many times each rule has fired, on the right of the row. A rule you set up months ago that has never fired is now obvious at a glance. The counter never resets — the question isn't “did it fire this stream”, it's “does this rule ever fire”.
Minigames now separates what's ready from what's coming, under their own headings, so you can tell at a glance what you can start today.
The four counters in Analytics now say which range they measure. The “Viewers” box changed meaning with the range — the live count on Today, the week's peak on 7 days — and never said so anywhere.
The Moderation page went from nine cards to three. Nothing was removed, things moved: the four counters at the top were already printed inside the cards, so they're gone; Hate-raid Lock now sits inside the suspicious-account card; the Moderation Queue shows only its heading while it's empty. Moderators, Banned Words, Ads and Shared Ban Network — along with Quick Messages and One-tap Announcement from Rules — moved to the new “Moderation & Deck” group in Settings.
Analytics opened with nine cards. Now there are two tabs, “Summary” and “Details”: the five you look at daily are in Summary, the four you check occasionally are in Details. No card was removed, and your choice is remembered.
Minigames marked “coming soon” still had a “Start” button — a start button for a game that doesn't exist. Removed; the badge and description stay.
The “Create Custom Game” card sat among the ready games but said “the design tool is coming soon” when clicked. Moved to the coming-soon list.
Clicking a name in Kick or YouTube chat opened the Twitch moderation menu — Ban, Timeout, VIP, Mod. Those messages carry no Twitch identity, so none of it worked; you pressed, nothing happened. They now get their own small card: message count, history and note.
v0.3.9
Pre-Alpha
5 September 2026 · 19:05
Donations now stay in the currency they arrived in. Every donation used to get a ₺ in front of it — a 10-dollar donation showed up as “₺10”. If more than one currency came in, the total is written with “≈” and what actually arrived is listed underneath, unchanged. Rates come from European Central Bank data; you can also pick a fixed currency in Settings.
The earnings estimate in Analytics was pinned to Turkey: 85 lira per sub, 0.34 lira per bit. You now enter your own net-per-sub in Settings, and for older streams with no recorded currency no number is invented.
Alert appearance settings went from 12 rows down to 4 — Appearance, Entry animation, Position, Animation duration. The other eight sit under “Fine-tune”, and whether you left it open is remembered.
“Duration” in the alert settings was not how long the alert stays on screen but how long its entry animation lasts; it is now called “Animation duration”. “Animation” and “Exit” didn't say which animation they meant either — and “Exit” came out as “log out” in some languages.
The panel froze in every language except Turkish: for anyone past 1,000 viewers the page locked up completely within seconds and no button responded. The number-format translation was triggering itself in a loop.
The New Follower, New Sub and Donation cards on the home page always showed 0.
Blocked words were only filtered on Twitch; on Kick and YouTube messages the filter never ran at all.
The top supporters list and the chatter statistics stayed empty.
Switching from demo mode to a real account left the fake demo messages and fake alerts still coming in.
v0.3.8
Pre-Alpha
5 September 2026 · 08:24
YouTube sign-in added. You set the stream title from the panel and see your live viewer count, stream health and subscriber count. Super Chats arrive as donation alerts. Chat is read-only for now.
The home page was rebuilt: three separate states for offline, live and your first day. While you are live, clip, marker, ad, poll, break and chat lock are one click away.
Unread message indicator. Scroll up in chat and you see how many messages you missed; if your name is in them the indicator turns red and tells you how many people called you, and a line marks where you left off.
Title and category are now written to all three platforms at once, and you choose which ones they go to.
Large numbers were displayed incorrectly in English and some other languages (1.369 instead of 1,369). Fixed.
The home page flickered on open: returning users saw the “Getting started” screen for two or three seconds.
When a viewer typed your name the alert only worked on Twitch. On Kick and YouTube there was no sound and the tab counter never moved; it now works on all three.
The “Update on All Platforms” button only wrote to Twitch.
The server side of the overlay connection indicator was missing, so the indicator did not work.
The FAQ and Support pages still said the OBS overlay was “in development”, although it is live.
v0.3.7
Pre-Alpha
3 September 2026 · 21:22
After you add the overlay to OBS you can see from the panel whether it is running — a green dot and “Overlay connected”. Before, there was no warning at all even if you pasted the link wrong, and you went live like that
Stream duration now shows the real duration. When Twitch was unreachable the panel kept believing the stream was live, and 8-hour or even 21-hour empty entries landed in your history; duration is now measured to the last moment the stream was actually confirmed
The stream category updates itself: change the game on Twitch and the panel follows, and the right category goes into your stream summary. Before, the category froze as it was the moment you connected
v0.3.6
Pre-Alpha
2 September 2026 · 18:30
The overlay is much lighter: an OBS source used to make 206 requests a minute, now it makes 29. Nothing changed on screen — same widgets, same refresh rate
The server repeated a pointless database setup step on every single request; roughly 1,000 empty queries per stream per minute are now gone
Data that doesn't change mid-stream (layout, alert style, viewer counter) is fetched less often now; the goal, event list, hype train and poll come in as often as before
v0.3.5
Pre-Alpha
2 September 2026 · 18:00
Colour now carries risk in Moderation: ban evasion red, new account orange, low trust neutral. Ban evasion and low trust used to be the same red — you couldn't tell which one was urgent
Badge wording says what it is: “low trust” instead of a vague “suspicious”, and the tooltip explains that on its own it means nothing
In Settings the section list came out of its box — it is now navigation in the margin. A five-item list ending as a card looked stubby
v0.3.4
Pre-Alpha
2 September 2026 · 16:49
Entering a giveaway with loyalty points now actually works — viewers who type the keyword are charged points, and anyone short is told how many they need
Bot messages are now in the panel's language — the replies viewers see (“not enough points”, “queued”, game results) were all hardcoded Turkish
The “Entry with channel points” switch and the “Point cost” dropdown were read by no code at all; the streamer could turn it on and nothing would happen
v0.3.3
Pre-Alpha
2 September 2026 · 16:32
The search box in the top bar now works — a command palette. 10 pages, 7 tabs and 8 quick actions (clip, break, lock, marker, ad, test alert, cloud backup, giveaway) from one box
Opens with ⌘K / Ctrl+K; navigate with the arrow keys, run with Enter, close with Esc
Turkish-character tolerant: typing “cekilis” finds Çekiliş and “kilit” finds Lock chat — you can search without a Turkish keyboard
v0.3.2
Pre-Alpha
2 September 2026 · 16:21
End-of-stream summary — when your stream ends, duration, peak viewers, follows, subs, gifts, bits, raids and message count appear on one card, and you can copy the text to share in one click
Bot commands now work on all three platforms — a viewer typing !discord, !points or !request from Kick or YouTube got no reply at all
The stream summary card existed in the code but was never called from anywhere; it sat empty on the Analytics page forever
v0.3.1
Pre-Alpha
2 September 2026 · 16:02
On first load and on refresh, widgets briefly stacked up unlaid-out — fixed
The browser sometimes opened the new panel with the old stylesheet; the stylesheet is now revalidated on every request and can't go stale again
The Stream Deck “Lock” button stayed in Turkish on an English panel; so did “Messages” and “Event”
v0.3.0
Pre-Alpha
2 September 2026 · 15:42
The “Platform breakdown” card was never populated — whatever you did, it permanently showed “—” and 0% bars. It now fills with the real viewer counts from Twitch and Kick
Known chat bots (Nightbot, StreamElements, Moobot, Botrix and 23 more) no longer count as viewers — a bot posting every 15 minutes was inflating the message count and the chat-rate chart
The streamer's own messages also counted toward “Chatting”; on a channel with 5 viewers that alone was a 20% distortion
No made-up number for YouTube: since its live chat reports no viewer count, it shows “?” and the reason instead of 0%
Bot messages still appear in chat exactly as before — they just don't count toward viewer stats
v0.2.9
Pre-Alpha
2 September 2026 · 15:29
Messages you type in the panel now also go to Kick — while multistreaming, your Kick viewers see you in chat
A “Goes to: TW K” indicator on the send row: you see where your message will land before you type it, and you can switch Kick off in one click
Kick and YouTube messages never counted toward the chat-rate chart, the total message count, the “Chatting” counter or the word cloud — all four only counted Twitch
The YouTube badge now explains itself: YouTube chat is read-only, the panel can't send messages there
v0.2.8
Pre-Alpha
2 September 2026 · 15:26
Single-source overlay — all your enabled widgets now live in one OBS browser source. Six widgets used to mean six separate sources, six links and six rounds of setup
Drag-and-drop layout: move widgets into any of nine screen zones, switch off what you don't want, copy the one link
Ready-made layouts — Classic · Minimal · Full. A set-up overlay in one click, no fiddling
Change the layout in the panel and you don't have to re-add the OBS source — the overlay on stream updates itself
Every widget still has its own link for people who prefer separate sources — nothing was taken away
Enabling a widget in the layout now turns on its data feed too; before, you could place one and have it stay empty on stream
The “Copy” button on the Overlay page copied the wrong link (the alert link)
The non-functional “Overlay theme” section was removed — no code ever read the theme you picked
v0.2.7
Pre-Alpha
2 September 2026 · 15:02
Cloud backup — your settings are now kept on the server, tied to your Twitch account. Clear your browser data, open an incognito tab or move to another computer and your rules, scheduled messages, overlay settings, loyalty rewards and widget layout come with you
Settings → System shows the backup status: backed up · saving · problem · not connected, plus a “Back up now” button
Your session, your OBS password and your private whispers are never backed up — they stay on your device only
v0.2.6
Pre-Alpha
2 September 2026 · 14:39
Loyalty points leaderboard — you can now see who has how many points from the panel (top 10, with medals)
43 strings that still showed in Turkish in English and the other 18 languages were translated
Bot commands now match the panel language — !points and !shop in an English panel
The giveaway keyword now starts as !join in a non-Turkish panel
The emote picker is no longer silent: loading / failed (try again) / this channel has no custom emotes — it tells you which
The loyalty reward list rendered as unstyled plain text — fixed
The site now declares its own language correctly in all 20 languages — search engines and AIs see Bregvorn as a global product
Cheermotes arrived in chat as plain text (“Cheer100”) — they now come with their image and bit count
v0.2.5
Pre-Alpha
2 September 2026 · 14:13
Donations, gift subs and raids now appear inside chat as a large card — hard to miss
Value tiers: donation · gift · raid are large, subs and bits normal, follows a single thin line
Read marks — use the ✓ on the right of each event to mark the ones you have thanked; marked ones shrink to a thin line, the ones you missed stay colourful
Unread counter and per-type filters — “how many donations have I still not answered” at a glance
Settings → Appearance lets you turn each event type on or off in chat
The Events panel moved from six separate boxes to a single vertical list — events now flow in the order they arrive
The Activity tab merged into Events — one list instead of two doing the same job
Donation messages are readable in full in chat, and long resub messages arrive with their emotes
Follower and subscriber totals now say which is which
v0.2.4
Pre-Alpha
2 September 2026 · 14:02
Notifications now appear in the bottom right — in the top right they covered the title of whatever you had open
When navigating with the keyboard you can now see which button you are on
Buttons and chips now respond to being pressed — every click gives feedback
Sliders moved from the operating system look to the panel's own design
On two-column pages short cards no longer stretch to the height of the tall one — the empty space beneath them is gone
On the settings page lines stopped stretching on wide screens and stay at a readable width
Names of users who picked a dark colour are now readable in chat — the hue is kept, only the brightness is raised
The feedback button was made smaller so it covers less of the content in the corner
Animations turn off for users who have “reduce motion” enabled in their operating system
v0.2.3
Pre-Alpha
2 September 2026 · 13:17
Fixed chat going silent — when messages stop flowing the panel now notices, tells you, and reconnects on its own
When the Twitch connection half-drops the panel now catches it within 25 seconds; it used to show “connected” for minutes
The Streamlabs connection now refreshes itself — no need to reconnect every stream
The Kick connection no longer says “not connected” after an hour; event notifications keep coming
Adding the bot to your channel sometimes logged you out — fixed
v0.2.2
Pre-Alpha
2 September 2026 · 09:04
Fixed the panel logging itself out during long streams — it now stays connected for the whole broadcast
The shared bot now joins every registered channel in order and confirms each one — no channel is skipped on long lists
The bot connection now recovers on its own when it stops responding, instead of staying stuck offline
Kick chat comes back on its own after a drop — a single hiccup no longer silences it for good
The Kick connection no longer drops on quiet chats
YouTube chat no longer says “stream ended” and shuts down after a temporary glitch
When the shared bot doesn't answer, the panel now tells you that messages are going out from your own account
v0.2.1
Pre-Alpha
2 September 2026 · 08:49
Account and session security was reviewed end to end — verification on platform connections was tightened
Abuse limits were added to Discord announcements and feedback submissions
The Streamlabs connection was moved to the same standard OAuth protection used for Kick
v0.2.0
Pre-Alpha
19 July 2026
The panel UI is now available in 20 languages — numbers and dates are formatted per language
18 new languages: German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Polish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Thai
All marketing site sub-pages now support light mode
The Free Tools section moved into the site shell — same look and navigation as the other pages
The theme transition animation was rewritten — a smoother, content-revealing transition
Updated the old logo on the download page
The log in / go to dashboard button was made consistent across all pages
v0.1.9
Pre-Alpha
15 July 2026
Light mode added — the panel now supports both dark and light themes
Theme packs: Terminal, Analog Console and POG! — one click restyles the whole panel
The panel UI now has full English support — numbers and dates are formatted per language too
“Studio” — a warmer, more modern new default design
Split out the stylesheet and cleaned up unused backup files
v0.1.8
Pre-Alpha
8 July 2026
Free Tools section launched — 31 in-browser tools for streamers
Calculators: streamer earnings, OBS bitrate, audio delay, eDPI and aspect ratio
Text generators: fancy text, zalgo, Discord timestamp, username, hashtag and YouTube tags
Design tools: emote, sub badge, panel, banner, offline screen, webcam overlay, starting screen, Stream Deck icon, schedule and PNGTuber
Live tools: giveaway wheel, random picker, goal bar, chat overlay, countdown and text-to-speech (TTS)
Added a “Tools” link to the menu
v0.1.7
Pre-Alpha
1 July 2026
OBS overlay generator — live layers from the panel to your stream
Alert box — animated, sound-enabled alerts for follows, subs, bits and raids
Goal bar, recent-events list and viewer counter & clock overlays
Hype Train indicator and emote wall (on-screen stickers)
Chat box overlay — runs independently of the panel
Poll & prediction overlay — live results on stream
Loyalty points & reward shop — viewers earn points as they watch
Media sharing — viewer requests play on stream after your approval
v0.1.6
Pre-Alpha
30 June 2026
AI assistant — a “What did I miss?” summary and an unanswered-question radar
Toxicity shield — rule-based protection against spam, flooding and profanity
“Who's this?” viewer card — visit history, account age and a persistent note
Lost-regular detector — viewers who used to come but haven't in a while
Auto highlights — automatically catches hype moments
Slash commands — /ban, /timeout, /vip, /raid and more
Channel emotes (7TV / BTTV / FFZ) and an emote picker
v0.1.5
Pre-Alpha
29 June 2026
Kick and YouTube integration — one unified chat with Twitch
Bot account (Twitch + Kick) — 24/7 online automation messages
Cross-platform giveaways, polls, goal bar and revenue table — all three platforms together
Analytics: which game earns what, growth charts and a best day/hour heatmap
Peak-moment analysis — catches the intense moment and suggests a clip
Stream “Wrapped” — a Spotify-Wrapped-style summary card
New mini-games: guess the number, draw & guess and marble race
Voice commands — “Bregvorn take a clip” / “Bregvorn break”
v0.1.4
Pre-Alpha
28 June 2026
The marketing site was translated into 10 languages
The entire panel UI was redesigned top to bottom — Home, Analytics, Moderation and Settings
A new two-panel login screen
The domain and the Twitch/Streamlabs connections were moved to the new address
v0.1.3
Pre-Alpha
26 June 2026
Interactive dashboard preview — widgets are now draggable
Added participant search and a checkable list to the giveaway system
Completed the initial design of the post-stream summary report
Rewrote the navigation pill animation with a spring effect
GIVEAWAY / WIN / GROW ticker enlarged 1.5x and no longer pauses on hover
Roadmap descriptions rewritten in plain language
The "Log in" button was redone with the Space Grotesk font
Fixed the nav background showing when the page is scrolled
Fixed the hero title overflowing on mobile
v0.1.2
Pre-Alpha
18 June 2026
Added a Discord-style moving ticker
Logo → pill animation: on scroll the Bregvorn logo morphs into a white capsule
Added a TR / EN language switch button
Giveaway wheel — added a canvas-based animated spinning wheel
Tightened the hero title typography (letter-spacing, clamp sizing)
Moved the feature cards to a bento grid system
Sped up the live chat animation in the demo panel
v0.1.1
Pre-Alpha
9 June 2026
Added moderator badges and a color system to chat messages
The event feed (subs, follows, donations) updates in real time
Redesigned the sound settings panel
Fixed the participant count not resetting after a giveaway ends
Fixed double-triggering when sending quick messages
Fixed a backdrop-filter performance issue in Safari
Enabled edge caching on Cloudflare Workers
Improved the Twitch connection retry logic
v0.1.0
Pre-Alpha
1 June 2026
Bregvorn launched as a pre-alpha
Twitch login and live chat reading
Basic moderation panel — user timeout, ban
Giveaway system — keyword entry, winner draw
Poll creation and real-time results
Soundboard — upload and trigger custom sounds
Event alerts — new follower, sub, donation
Drag-and-drop widget layout (5 different widgets)
Deployed on Cloudflare Pages
Real-time event listening with Twitch EventSub
PWA support — install to desktop