Audio and alerts
Chat TTS, classic alerts, soundboard, channel points sounds
Hear your chat on the move, without five tabs
StreamerHub (streamerhub.app) ties TTS, alerts, sounds, community tools, OBS remote control and an IRL map together in one interface. You only switch on what you really need.
The detailed guides for TTS, sounds, alerts and GPS are on their own IRL4YOU pages. This page is about the overview and a safe start.
Test before the important stream. Modules, permissions and the mobile app depend on your account and the current status. Check with your own access, not for the first time live.
Update V33: The Live Map is new. The Flow Engine is still in a closed beta for selected users. What changes for IRL streams, in brief →
1. What's inside?
Without a hub: TTS here, sounds there, the map somewhere else, and OBS remote control as yet another extra. With StreamerHub, it all sits in one place.
Community
Commands, clips, quiz, giveaways, subathon, weather
Production and IRL
OBS Remote, streamshots, live map with location and movement
One module on, test, then the next. Otherwise the same alert plays twice.
2. The twelve modules
| Module | What it does | Handy on the move for |
|---|---|---|
| Alerts | Follows, subs & co., visible and audible | Reactions on the box or in your headset |
| Chat TTS | Reads chat aloud | Keeping your eyes on the camera and the street |
| Commands | Bot commands and automation | Recurring actions in one place |
| Clips | Clips by command or channel points | Marking a moment without fiddling with the streaming phone |
| Quiz | Live quiz with moderation | Keeping chat active |
| Giveaway | Channel points raffle with overlay | Interaction in the same system |
| Subathon | Timer driven by bits, donations, subs | Runtime that reacts to events |
| Sounds | Soundboard and channel points sounds | Community sounds under mobile control |
| Weather | Weather by command or channel points | Context for outdoor streams |
| OBS Remote | Scenes, sources, audio via WebSocket | Production from your phone |
| Streamshot | Screenshots by command or points | Saving individual moments |
| IRL Map | Location and movement as an overlay | Route, speed, tour data |
Not everything at once. Start with one module. Only expand after a clean test.
3. TTS, alerts and sounds
What matters is where the sound comes out.
- Bluetooth speaker: often picked up by the stream microphone
- Headphones: stays private
- The same browser source also audible in OBS means doubled sound is possible
Checklist
- Limit TTS with roles, allowed voices and moderation
- Test alerts and sounds one at a time and balance the volumes
- Don't post personal browser sources in screenshots or chat
- Check mobile output in a private test stream first
Next:
4. Community and actions
Commands, clips, quiz, giveaways, subathon and weather need permissions, a cooldown and an off switch.
- Critical commands only for trusted roles
- Check quiz and giveaways with test accounts first (no real prizes)
- Check clips, streamshots and Discord output for unintended content
- Communicate the subathon rules clearly
- Treat weather values as orientation only, not a warning system
5. OBS Remote, streamshots and IRL map
OBS Remote: scenes, sources and audio over OBS WebSocket
- IRL Map: location and movement as an overlay
- Streamshots: single images of the running stream
Secure remote access. Don't expose OBS WebSocket openly to the internet. Use a strong password and a controlled connection path. Only share your location once you're well away from home, your accommodation or other private places.
Next:
6. How to set it up
- Open streamerhub.app and connect only the streaming account you need
- Start with one feature, for example chat TTS or a test alert
- Set triggers, roles, cooldowns, volume and output
- Enter your personal browser source only in OBS, and treat it like a password
- Connect OBS Remote only through a protected WebSocket
- Give the mobile app and location only the permissions they need
- Add each further module on its own and rule out doubled output
- Before the public stream: a full test with a second device
Developer and contact
StreamerHub is made by Maertuerer | Dustin. For questions about access, the app or individual modules, use the IRL4YOU Discord.
7. Privacy and security
IRL4YOU neither embeds nor automatically loads StreamerHub. A connection is only made once you open the link or set up the service yourself.
- Grant only the account and platform permissions you need
- Keep browser sources, tokens and WebSocket access secret
- Moderate TTS, chat, alerts and community actions
- Send location and movement only deliberately and for a limited time
- With voice, map, weather or Discord features, check their data paths too
8. Common questions
Is StreamerHub just TTS?
No. TTS is only one building block. You also get alerts, sounds, commands, clips, quiz, giveaways, subathon, weather, OBS Remote, streamshots and the IRL map, among other things.
Does StreamerHub replace OBS?
No. It provides browser sources and can remote-control OBS. Scenes and output typically stay in OBS.
Do I have to switch everything on?
No. The fewer modules you run, the more stable your setup stays. Switch on only what you need, and test each module on its own.
Is the mobile app available to everyone?
Access and feature set can change. Ask StreamerHub or the developer for the current status.
Where can I find guides for TTS, sounds and GPS?
IRL4YOU has separate pages for them: StreamerHub TTS, StreamerHub sounds and GPS map with StreamerHub.