Your emotes are the catch.
Alphabibi Cards turns your Twitch emotes into a numbered deck of collector cards. Viewers spend channel points to cast a line, a card flips on your stream, and it goes in a catch log they keep.
Hosting included. No subscription.
For Twitch Affiliates and Partners (it runs on channel points). Or give it as a gift.
It happens on your stream
A viewer spends 500 channel points on Cast a line. A card from your deck drops onto your overlay, flips over, and shows whose catch it is. Twitch handles the points, so there's no bot and nothing to type in chat.
Example: the viewers and chat here are made up. Press the reward to cast one yourself.
Every catch goes in a catch log
Each viewer gets their own page with every card they've caught, how many of each, and the numbers they're still missing. They come back to fill the gaps, and they share the link.
- Caught (×2 when doubled)
- Still missing
And a weigh-in board
Your channel's set page lists every card and the viewers who've caught the most this series. A little friendly rivalry keeps people casting.
Top collectors Example
- mossy_kat41 / 48
- LurkingLantern38 / 48
- pixelpike35 / 48
- bramblebee29 / 48
- tidepool_tom22 / 48
Names and counts are made up for this example.
Made from your emotes, by itself
Type your channel and the deck is already there. You can change anything later, but you don't have to.
- Every channel emote becomes a card, named from the emote and numbered as a set: Series 1, 001 to the last.
- Rarity follows the tier. Follower emotes sit at the common end; higher-tier sub emotes are the rare catches.
- Your portrait is a legendary. Your profile picture gets a card of its own.
- Your top emote comes again in gold. It's the one mythic in the deck, the card everyone's fishing for.
17 frames. Pick one for the deck, or a different one per card. See every frame.
What you get, for one payment
$49 onceYou pay once and the deck is yours for good, hosting included. Set it up after a stream and it's live on the next one.
Needs a Twitch Affiliate or Partner channel: Cast a line is a channel-points reward, and Twitch gives channel points to Affiliates and Partners.
- The deck from your emotesEvery emote a card, your portrait a legendary, your top emote in gold.
- The reward, created for you"Cast a line" appears in your channel points. You set the cost; 500 to start.
- The overlay for OBSOne browser source. Pulls flip on stream with the viewer's name.
- A catch log for every viewerA page they can share, plus your channel's set and weigh-in board.
- 17 frames, your names, your oddsRename any card, pick frames, tune how rare each rarity is.
- Hosting for the deck's lifeNo subscription, no renewals.
We ask Twitch for one thing
When you connect your channel, Twitch shows you a consent screen. Here's everything on it, before you get there.
- Permission
channel:manage:redemptions- So we can
- create the "Cast a line" reward on your channel
- mark each redemption done
- refund the viewer's points if something breaks
- We never
- post in your chat, read your chat, or touch your stream.
- Claiming
- Signing in to claim your deck only tells us who you are. It asks for no permissions.
Questions at the counter
Whose emotes go in the deck?
Only your own channel's emotes, for your own deck. The cards use the emotes Twitch already hosts for your channel, plus your profile picture.
I'm not an Affiliate yet.
Cast a line is a channel-points reward, and Twitch only gives channel points to Affiliates and Partners. You can still try your deck here and play with it, and buy it once you're an Affiliate.
Can viewers pay for pulls?
No. Pulls only cost channel points, which viewers earn by watching. It's free for them, always.
Can I change cards after going live?
Going live locks the series: its cards, names, rarities and numbers stay as they are, so "No. 007 of 048" stays true for everyone who caught it. Settings like the reward cost and the odds stay editable. New cards go in a Series 2 later.
What about refunds?
See the refund policy. If a refund goes through, the reward is switched off; viewers keep the cards they caught.
Is this made by Twitch?
No. Alphabibi Cards is made by Alphabibi. It isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Twitch.