Control room for streamers, moderators, and live ops

Run the whole live surface from one SidePilot room

Canvas, screen, chatbot, suggestions, and crew presence stay in sync so the stream does not fall apart under pressure.

—Users online

—Streamers online

—Moderator actions

—Realtime sessions

[01]Quick start for mixed crews

What actually changes once SidePilot runs the room

Four operational lanes for streamers, moderators, and teams that need stable live execution.

[02]Live layer

Canvas room for visual calls and on-stream beats

Put drawing, scene-adjacent actions, and audience moments where the streamer can trigger them without hunting through tools.

→Stage overlays and canvas actions inside the same flow.
→Keep screen-adjacent moments close enough to react in seconds.

[03]Queue control

Moderator desk built for approvals, not improvisation

Moderators need a narrower surface with fewer distractions and faster approval paths.

→Review suggestions before they hit the stream.
→Keep chat actions and live coordination in one queue.

[04]Input funnel

Audience participation stays structured instead of chaotic

SidePilot turns viewer input into a moderated funnel so interaction feels deliberate, not random.

→Collect ideas through one clear entry point.
→Convert approved input into moments the crew can actually use.

[05]From sign-in to the first clean live run

Three concrete moves: authenticate, split responsibilities, then turn on the first lane your crew can trust.

Pre-live

Connect Twitch and unlock the room

Crew split

Split responsibilities before chat speeds up

Give streamers and moderators different surfaces so each person sees only what they need to react.

First run

Start one live lane and expand when the crew is ready

Launch canvas, chatbot, suggestions, or presence first and scale up after the first clean run.

[06]Release log

What changed in the control room

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[07]Before the next stream

Questions teams ask before they trust the room

The practical bits: permissions, pricing, security, reconnects, and where new changes appear.

✓ Decide who owns approvals before you enable viewer input.
✓ Start with one module your crew can rehearse this week.
✓ Keep the release log nearby when you switch on new flows.

01Can I separate permissions by role?

Yes, role access is configured separately for streamers, moderators, and administrators.

02Do I need a paid plan to start?

The basic flow is available right after sign-in. Advanced capabilities depend on the selected plan.

03How are tokens and sessions handled?

Tokens are handled by the OAuth provider, and sessions are refreshed via a secure refresh flow.

04What happens if WebSocket disconnects?

Clients use reconnect/backoff and restore the connection automatically.

05Where can I track product updates?

Check the latest updates block and the in-app news panel.

Stand up your

Stand up your SidePilot control room before the next stream

Connect Twitch, split roles, and launch the first live lane your crew can trust tonight.