Connect Twitch
Authorize your creator account so Afterglow can identify your channel, listen for request commands, and optionally post status updates as the streamer.
Afterglow turns !sr song artist, YouTube links, and Spotify track links into one moderated playback queue. Viewers get a simple request command; you get the final say over what plays.
Authorize your creator account so Afterglow can identify your channel, listen for request commands, and optionally post status updates as the streamer.
A request can be a song and artist, a YouTube URL, or a Spotify track link. Afterglow normalizes the request and searches for a strong playable match.
Play now, remove, drag to reorder, skip, return to a previous track, pause requests, or clear played songs from the dashboard or compact OBS dock.
Unavailable videos are bounded and skipped instead of retrying forever. Backup playlists, Taste Auto-fill, and No Copyright Mode can fill quiet periods.
Song and artist weighting favors official and original versions while respecting requests for remixes, covers, or live performances.
Review what is next, change the order, immediately play a request, or delete a track without losing the rest of the queue.
Afterglow remembers failed candidates for the current request and reports when no available match can be found.
No. Spotify links provide track metadata, which Afterglow uses to find a matching YouTube playback source for the shared queue.
No. Viewers request songs directly in the connected Twitch chat. Only the streamer needs an Afterglow account.
No. Streamers remain responsible for music permissions and platform policies. Afterglow organizes requests and overlays; it does not sell music licenses.