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Get a notification the moment a Twitch or Kick streamer you follow goes live. Save your lists as profiles. Streamer Radar watches the Twitch and Kick channels you care about and tells you the moment one of them goes live. No account, no sign-in, no API key. Install it, paste a channel link, and you are done. WHAT IT DOES - Watches Twitch and Kick side by side in one list - Sends a desktop notification the second a stream starts — click it to open the stream - Shows a live counter on the toolbar icon - Sorts live channels to the top with viewer count and how long they have been streaming - Shows each streamer's real profile picture - Works in English, Turkish, German and Japanese PROFILES INSTEAD OF ONE LONG LIST Keep separate lists for separate moods: an evening lineup, your FPS channels, the friends you never want to miss. Switch between them from the top bar, or let the radar watch every list at once. HOW TO USE IT 1. Click the Streamer Radar icon and pin it to your toolbar. 2. On the Channels tab, paste a link such as twitch.tv/channelname or kick.com/channelname. A bare username works too. The platform is detected automatically. 3. Optionally type the name you want to see in your list, then press Add. 4. That is it. The radar checks every couple of minutes and notifies you when a stream starts. - Click any row to open that stream in a new tab. - The × on a row removes that channel. - The Profiles tab is where you create, rename and switch lists, and where you can export them to a file. - The Settings tab holds the language, how often to check, notification preferences and a photo refresh button. YOUR LISTS STAY YOURS Every change is saved instantly — there is no save button and nothing is lost if you close the browser mid-typing. Your lists live on your own device and are mirrored to your Chrome account, so updates, restarts and even a reinstall do not wipe them. You can also export everything to a JSON file and load it on another computer. NO DATA COLLECTION Streamer Radar does not collect, transmit or sell any personal data. There is no account, no analytics and no tracking. It only asks Twitch and Kick whether the channels you added are live. OPTIONAL API KEYS Everything above works without any keys. If you add your own Twitch API key in Settings, you additionally get viewer counts and exact stream uptime, and long lists are checked faster. Kick keys are optional in the same way. Keys are stored only on your device and are never synced or sent anywhere. BETA This is a beta release. It works, it is used daily, and it is still being polished. If something looks wrong, a review or a message helps. SUPPORT THE WORK The extension is free and nothing is locked behind payment. There is an optional "Buy me a coffee" link in Settings for anyone who wants to support development.
Sep 15, 2026
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