Be yourself in chat.
The clutch. The questionable pick. The plot twist nobody asked for. React as you normally would.
A SOCIAL LAYER FOR LIVE STREAMS
Chat flies by. A moment hits. Someone out there feels exactly like you. Roommate helps you find them.
▶ See a moment unfold Meet your next side conversation ↓Found a few people who wanted that ending too.
maya We missed an entire secret ending 😭
kai finally, my people.
you Brim deserved better.
A staged example. Real rooms form from what viewers write in chat.
NO SEARCHING. NO AWKWARD INTRODUCTIONS.
You’re already part of the conversation.
We just make it a little smaller.
The clutch. The questionable pick. The plot twist nobody asked for. React as you normally would.
Roommate picks up a specific topic and the people reacting to it. A burst of emojis alone won’t cut it.
Get an invitation over the stream. Join a small, temporary room and keep watching together. Always your choice.
Try the example ↑THE STREAM CHANGES. SO DOES THE CONVERSATION.
Not permanent servers. Not another group to manage.
Just the right people, for right now.
The credits roll. Your jaw is still on the floor. Find the other viewers connecting the same dots.
THE ENDING DEBRIEF ↗A FEW THINGS YOU MIGHT BE WONDERING
No. Keep chatting in the stream as usual. Roommate adds a small conversation around a shared moment while the main chat keeps moving.
Never. You choose whether to accept each invitation. You can also dismiss it or mute the topic.
With your permission, Twitch confirms which chat messages belong to you so Roommate can deliver your invitations. The Extension asks you to link your identity before matching invitations.
Roommate is currently a hackathon prototype in Twitch Hosted Test. You can explore the live Signal Lab and the interactive example here.
Open the Signal Lab ↗