Find someone to raid

Ranked by how much of your chat already overlaps with theirs, so the raid actually sticks.

A raid lands when the two audiences already have something in common. GriddleBot works that out from chatters you genuinely share, which is the closest signal available - no platform exposes real viewer overlap.

  1. Open Who to Raid in the sidebar.
  2. Choose a Window: 7, 30 or 90 days.
  3. Sort by Recommended, or by Chat overlap %, Shared chatters, Similar games or Recently live. Tick Live right now only to see just the people you could raid this minute.
  4. A card shows Live now, or when they were last live and the days they usually stream.
  5. On a live streamer's card, click Raid (Twitch) or Host (Kick) - or Raid + Host when they are live on both and you have both. Each shows only where it can work. Twitch counts down up to 90 seconds before your viewers move; click Raid Now on Twitch to go sooner. Hosting on Kick runs through the GriddleBot Software, so it needs to be open and signed in to Kick, and Kick only lets you host when you are live with at least 5 viewers.
  6. To raid or host someone who is not on the list, type their name in the Raid or host anyone box at the top. Tick Different name on Kick if their Kick name is not the same.
  7. Copy /raid and Copy /host are still there if you would rather paste the command into your chat yourself. For YouTube, Open channel takes you to them.

Only other GriddleBot streamers on the same platform can appear here. The overlap is measured from chat GriddleBot can see in both channels, so a huge streamer you share half your chat with will never be listed if they do not use GriddleBot.

The list stays empty until you have at least 5 distinct chatters of your own in the window, and a channel needs at least 3 shared chatters to be worth showing. Brand-new channels see nothing here for a while, and that is the reason.

The usual days are worked out in UTC, so for a streamer who goes live near midnight in your timezone they can name the day either side. The next in ~ time beside them is an estimate from the same past streams, not a schedule they set.

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