Quiet Harbor Radio
Music · English
Lo-fi beats and chat requests
- Similar audience
- Live for
- 52m
- Usually
- ~2h
- Language
- English
It suggests live channels to raid, ranked for your stream, and keeps a record of the raids you receive. It never posts in chat.
For Twitch streamers · Built for OBS docks
Raid Passport suggests live channels that fit your stream, lets chat vote on where the raid goes, and shows who raided you and how many stayed.
Checking your Twitch sign-in…
How it works
From the end of your stream to knowing who stayed, in four steps.
Up to five live channels that fit your stream, best match first.
Flip a card for clips, tags and your history with that channel.
Raid starts Twitch’s countdown. Or put your hand to a chat vote.
Raids you receive are saved, with how many stayed five minutes later.
Suggestions
Every card is ranked for you and says why it’s there. Flip it for your history with that channel and their latest clip.
Chat vote
Start a Twitch poll with the channels in your hand. Viewers vote in Twitch as usual. When it ends, the winner’s card is ready, and you still press Raid.
Twitch polls need Affiliate or Partner. Raids, suggestions and history work for everyone.
Raid history
When someone raids you, a quiet alert shows who arrived and what they were streaming, so you can greet them properly. Five minutes later, Raid Passport estimates how many stayed.
It’s always labelled approximate: other viewers coming and going affect it.
Crews
Make a crew with streamers you trust and share an invite link. Crew channels rank higher in each other’s suggestions, and you can see who’s open to raids.
Set up
It runs as a custom browser dock beside your stream. Only you see it.
Privacy
Nothing is added to your stream. It lives in your dock or browser.
The only thing viewers ever see is a Twitch poll, and only if you start one.
Permission to start raids. Reading chat (for the stayed count) and polls are optional, asked only when you turn them on.
Use Delete my data in the account menu, or disconnect Raid Passport in your Twitch settings.
FAQ
No. It only shows in your dock or browser.
No. The only thing viewers ever see is a Twitch poll, and only if you start a chat vote.
Not for suggestions, raids or raid history. Chat vote uses Twitch polls, which Twitch only allows for Affiliates and Partners.
Yes.
It’s an estimate from your viewer count five minutes after the raid, or a count of raiders still in chat when both channels allow that. Other viewers arriving or leaving affect it, so it’s always labelled approximate.
Yes, in the browser. It’s designed for an OBS dock, but every screen works on a phone.
A small private group of streamers you trust. Crew channels rank higher in each other’s suggestions; other channels still appear.
Your Twitch name and ID, your sign-in (encrypted), raids you receive, crews you join and your crew profile. Chat votes are kept for 7 days. It never stores who’s in your chat or who voted.
Free. Works in a browser or as an OBS dock.
Try a new hand in a few minutes, or restore a skipped channel.
Every raid is saved here, even after you dismiss its alert.
No raids received yet. When a channel raids you, it’s saved here with their stream details.
Channels in your crews rank higher in your suggestions. Other channels still appear.
You’re not in a crew yet. Create one, or open an invite link from a crew owner.
Only members of your crews see this.
Skipped channels stay here for this visit.