Never miss a stream.
Nowtify watches your favorite Twitch streamers in the background and fires a native desktop notification the second one goes live. No backend, no tracking, nothing leaves your machine.
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Everything the popup actually does
No filler features. This is what ships in the extension today.
Instant notifications
A native desktop notification fires the moment a streamer you follow goes live. No polling delay you'll notice.
Twitch teams & groups
Add an entire Twitch team in one click, or organize streamers into your own custom groups and filter by them.
Live history
A running log of the last detected lives, so you can see who went live and when, even after the fact.
Compact grid mode
Switch to a dense 3-column grid to keep an eye on more streamers without scrolling.
Import & export
Back up your full configuration as JSON — streamers, groups, and settings — and restore it anytime, anywhere.
Live thumbnail preview
Hover a live streamer to see their current thumbnail, category, and viewer count without leaving the popup.
Three steps, then it runs itself
Connect Twitch
Sign in with your Twitch account via Chrome's built-in OAuth flow. Your credentials never touch Nowtify's code.
Add your streamers
Search and add streamers or whole teams. Organize them into groups if you follow a lot of people.
Get out of the way
The service worker checks Twitch in the background at the interval you set, and notifies you the moment someone's live.
There's nowhere for your data to go.
Nowtify has no server. There's no account with Nowtify, no database, no analytics SDK — just your browser talking directly to Twitch's own API.
- Your streamer list and history stay in your browser's local storage
- Your Twitch token is only ever sent to api.twitch.tv / id.twitch.tv
- No analytics, no telemetry, no third-party scripts
Ready to never miss a stream?
Free, open source, and it stays that way.