Release Notes
What's shipped recently, most recent 8 updates.
StreamSeeker has a more mobile friendly interface now for those who wish to use it on their mobile devices.
Vouch for a streamer with a short comment about why. Vouch counts show up as a badge on Directory and Favorites cards; profiles list everyone who's vouched and what they said.
Organize your own Directory into named groups. Filter your Directory by group, and see group tags right on each streamer's card. This is separate from Raid Rings; no invites, just your own personal organization.
Every Raid Ring gets its own calendar page. It merges each member's Twitch schedule into one list, converted into your own timezone, color-coded per member.
A public `/release-notes` page (yes, this one) listing what's shipped, capped at the 10 most recent updates.
On any profile (once you and they have both filled out onboarding), see a % compatibility score based on how alike your stream type, timezone, language, country, goals, vibe, and collab interests are.
Monthly challenges will be posted. Completion is tracked automatically the moment you actually do the thing, no self-reporting, no way to fake it.
Create a shared group with other streamers you raid regularly. Invite people by their Twitch login. They have to accept before they're in. Once someone's a ring-mate, they show up with priority (a colored ring around their avatar) in your Raid Suggestions, ahead of everyone else.