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Streamers talk for hours and then type everything else, which is backwards. With Typally you hold a hotkey, speak, and the text lands in Twitch exactly where your cursor was.
Disclosure: Typally is our product. We have tried to describe what Twitch already does without talking you out of using it.None for text. The platform is built around live audio and video.
A streamer's whole skill is speaking, yet the panels, stream titles, mod notes and community posts are all typed — usually late at night after a long broadcast.
In practice people use it for: Channel panel text, stream titles and descriptions, community posts, mod notes, and replies to viewers.
Nothing changes inside Twitch itself. Typally sits in the tray and types into the focused window:
Install, sign in, and it waits in the tray.
Click first. Typally types into Twitch wherever the caret already is, with no idea what that field is for.
Push to talk, say your piece, release to transcribe.
If you are live, your microphone is broadcasting. Dictating during a stream will be heard by the whole audience.
Typally handles the writing a streamer does off-air: channel panels, stream descriptions, community posts and mod notes. Panels especially are the closest thing a channel has to an About page and are almost always years out of date. Do it between streams — your microphone is live to the broadcast otherwise.
A streamer who had not touched their channel panels since starting rewrites all six in ten minutes off-air. New viewers finally get an explanation of the schedule and the community rules without having to ask in chat.
Dictate your channel panels. They are the closest thing a channel has to an About page and they are almost always three years out of date.
If you are live, your microphone is broadcasting. Dictating during a stream will be heard by the whole audience.
No. Its audio features are for broadcasting, not for entering text.
Your microphone is live, so the stream hears it. Do it off-air.
Panels, schedule descriptions and community posts — the written content that shapes how a channel reads to a new viewer.
Free plan: 100 minutes of dictation a month, no card. Pro is $7.99/month if you want more.
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