LiveSticky monitors your Twitch stream and updates your community by pinning a post, updating your sidebar, and sharing highlights when the stream ends.
Install on RedditIt handles the entire stream lifecycle automatically: from flairing and pinning a new live post when you go live, to updating viewer stats in real-time, and sharing a highlights post with a VOD archive when the stream ends.
Built on the Reddit Developer Platform (Devvit) and fully open-source - inspect the code, follow updates, and report issues on the GitHub Repository.
Polls your Twitch stream every 2 minutes and pins a new post the moment you go live — no manual action needed.
Keeps the live post body up-to-date with current viewer count, uptime, and current game or category like Just Chatting.
Waits 6 minutes before concluding — so a brief OBS restart or Twitch hiccup won't spam your community with duplicate posts.
Optionally links your YouTube stream alongside Twitch — side-by-side in both live and archive posts.
When the stream ends, LiveSticky edits the post to an offline archive state with VOD links, locks it, and unpins it automatically.
Queries the Twitch Clips API on stream end to compile the top 5 clips into a standalone highlights post for your community.
Auto-posts a customizable, pinned moderator comment — great for Discord links, community rules, or social callouts.
Applies your community's custom post flair template to the live post automatically — e.g., "🔴 Live Now".
Keeps a "STREAM STATUS" sidebar widget updated in real-time with live/offline state, category, viewers, and uptime.
Sets the suggested sort to "New" automatically so the live post comment section behaves like a real-time stream chat.
Uses Redis caching to keep status checks fast, lightweight, and safe from Twitch API rate limits.
Restart the status checker or clear the cache instantly using a custom shortcut directly in your community's mod tools.