Lachlan (gfaUnDead)
Lead Developer & Founder
The dev behind YourStreamingTools, bringing real-world streaming experience to every project — and a strong opinion on bot uptime.
Built for the streaming community
Streaming tools
that just work.
By Streamers, For Streamers — open, focused utilities to help you broadcast better, grow your community, and spend less time fighting your tools.
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Built from the chat, for the chat.
YourStreamingTools was born out of the same frustrations every streamer hits: clunky overlays, fragile bots, and tools that never quite fit. So we built our own.
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OSS
Open source friendly
The people behind it.
A small crew with big plans — and a community that keeps us honest.
The Community
Contributors & Testers
Streamers, mods, and viewers who file bugs, ship PRs, and tell us when our ideas are bad. Our roadmap lives in their feedback.
What we ship.
Tools you can actually use, today — and a few we're still cooking.
Live
BotOfTheSpecter
Advanced Twitch chat bot
A full-featured Twitch chat bot with moderation, custom commands, integrations, and a dashboard built for serious streamers.
Visit project
Live
DMCA-Free Music
Browser-source music player
DMCA-safe music for streamers, with automatic VoD track separation so your archive stays clean even when the live mix is loud.
Inside BotOfTheSpecter
Live
YourListOnline
Todo lists for creators
A focused, no-nonsense todo manager — perfect for stream prep, content calendars, and shipping that side project.
Inside BotOfTheSpecter
Archived
API Services
Time, weather & quote APIs
The legacy APIs that powered our earliest overlays. Retired, but the lessons live on inside today's projects.
In dev
Streaming Tools
Utilities, overlays & widgets
A growing kit of small, opinionated tools — countdowns, alert relays, scene helpers — that solve specific streaming problems well.
Soon
What's Next
Future projects
Ideas brewing in the lab — analytics, smarter overlays, community tooling. Want a say in what ships next?
Say hi.
Questions, feedback, collabs, weird ideas — all welcome.
Pick the channel that fits.
We hang out in Discord most, ship code on GitHub, and do shouts on Twitter. Email works too — promise we read it.