Webhooks, Streamer.bot and OBS tools
Let other apps and services control flint, or tell them what's happening.
In Controls › Connections:
- Webhooks in: a private web address other services (Zapier, IFTTT, Ko-fi, a script) can call to fire your controls.
- Webhooks out: a "Call a webhook" action, to post in Discord when you go live, for example.
- Streamer.bot: its events become triggers and its actions become actions. Turn on its WebSocket server; Chrome asks once to let flint talk to apps on your computer.
- flint-link: a small helper you download and run on your computer (Windows, Mac or Linux; nothing to install) so tools made for OBS (Touch Portal, Bitfocus Companion, SAMMI, Elgato's OBS plugin, Streamer.bot's OBS connection) can control flint.
Related guides
- Controls: hotkeys, buttons and triggers: Make a key, Stream Deck button, MIDI pad, chat command or Twitch event do things.
Open the studio: flint is a free streaming studio in your browser.