Good fit
- OBS Studio creators who want chat and events to control scenes or sources
- Streams using temporary camera, media, alert, or raid scenes
- Creators who want phone, tablet, or desktop control through SheevPad
OBS Studio automation · scenes · sources
SheevChat uses OBS WebSocket to connect supported chat commands, events, timers, channel-point actions, overlays, and control buttons to OBS scenes and sources.
Accurate to released and documented SheevChat capabilities · Reviewed October 29, 2026
A timed camera redeem can reveal a camera source, wait for the configured duration, and restore the prior state. A go-live SheevPad button can launch applications, connect services, set stream information, change scenes, and run announcements. An incoming raid can move to an acknowledgment scene while the same sequence handles chat and overlay responses.
Connect OBS Studio through its WebSocket settings. If you use Streamlabs Desktop, connect it separately and choose Streamlabs Desktop actions for its scenes and sources. Test your sequences before a broadcast, especially when they return to a previous scene or change source visibility.
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Questions creators ask
No. OBS remains the broadcasting and scene-composition application; SheevChat connects chat, events, overlays, and controls to it.
Only if you deliberately create a command, reward, or automation with appropriate permissions and safeguards.
Yes. SheevPad buttons can run the same action sequences used elsewhere, including supported OBS actions.
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