BODYMAN

the body man, for twitch

You forgot CozyDragon42's dog's name.again.

Twitch Body Man is the quiet aide that whispers who just walked into your chat. Every regular, every inside joke, every “ask about her dog Mochi”. Remembered, so you don't have to.

Free during dogfood. No card. Takes 12 seconds.

this is what your stream looks like
twitch chat · livelive
bodyman · companioncard
waiting for chat…

↑ cards arrive when chatters do. you do nothing.

Three steps. That's the whole setup.

No bot account. No config files. No second monitor required (but it works there too).

  1. 01step 01

    Sign in with Twitch.

    One click, the usual OAuth dance, and you're back. We do not need a bot account, a moderator, or your firstborn.

    // ~12 seconds, including the dance

  2. 02step 02

    Drop the link into OBS.

    We give you one private URL. Paste it as a Custom Browser Dock. It lives inside your streaming setup, never on the broadcast itself.

    // also works on a second monitor

  3. 03step 03

    Stream like normal.

    Cards slide in when chatters arrive. After your stream ends, Claude reads through everything and quietly fills in who they are.

    // you do nothing. seriously.

who it's for

Streamers where
every name still
means something.

You've got 10 to 200 in chat. Maybe code, maybe games, maybe you paint cats on rocks. Doesn't matter. What matters is that your regulars are people, not retention metrics, and they notice when you remember them, and they notice when you don't.

Bodyman is built for the streamer who'd rather know one chatter deeply than track a dashboard of vanity numbers. It's passive. It's private. It runs quietly while you're live, and gets smarter every time you stream.

  • + never built for analytics nerds
  • + never seen by your viewers
  • + works in any OBS dock
  • + manual edits always win

the part where you actually do it

Ready to actually
remember
CozyDragon42?

Built by one streamer, for streamers. No tracking. No upsells.
You can leave anytime. Your viewers' data leaves with you.