Main window

The main window is split into two halves, each with its own set of tabs. The left half is about chatters — the people in the chat. The right half is about the chat as a whole — charts, breakdowns, and channel info.

Click to view full size — The main window at a glance.

The header strip

Centred above the metric strip, a thin header line identifies the current session:

[platform logo]  {Streamer name}  ·  {source file name}

For example, a Twitch capture of Streamer imported from preview_chat.txt shows the Twitch logo, the streamer name, a dot separator, and the filename. Each piece appears only when known:

Platform logo — shown when both a platform and a streamer name are set (auto-detected for VOD imports; entered manually for log / CSV / live captures)
Streamer name — hidden if the importer didn't capture one
Source name — the filename for file-based imports, or a label like Live: #channel for live captures

Five stat tiles run along the top of the window and stay visible no matter which tab you're on:

Stat	What it means
CHATTERS	Distinct chatters who met the import dialog's Minimum messages threshold. The small `≥N msgs` subtitle is the threshold itself.
MESSAGES	Total messages, including emote-only ones (unless you discarded them at import). The `N/hr` subtitle is the average rate across the session.
DURATION	Wall-clock time from first message to last (`hh:mm:ss`). The line underneath shows either the clock range (`06:30 PM – 08:31 PM`) for log/CSV imports or the VOD offset for VOD imports.
PEAK MIN	The busiest one-minute window of the stream — `{N} min` is the offset, the `({M} msgs)` subtitle is the message count for that minute.
AVG LENGTH	Average characters per message (excluding command messages). A quick proxy for conversational vs. hype chat.

Left half — chatter list

A list of every chatter who participated. Each row shows a single Chatter column in the format Username [messages] (share%) — for example StreamerBot [423] (15.2%). Rows are painted with a thin coloured left border that matches each chatter's assigned colour throughout the app. Hover any row for a tooltip that also shows their engagement tier.

Click any row to select that chatter and populate the Chatter Details tab on the right.

The header bar has a 🔍 button that toggles a search and filter panel:

Type in the Search chatters… box to filter by username
Use the Tier dropdown to show only one tier (All Tiers / Drive-By / Casual / Engaged / Core)

Usernames are matched case-insensitively

John_Doe and john_doe are treated as the same chatter throughout the app. This matches how Twitch and Kick handle usernames and means a viewer who later changes the casing of their display name still appears as a single chatter in your stats.

Right half — chat overview

The right half holds a tab strip. The first three tabs are always present; the rest appear only when there's relevant data:

Tab	Always shown?	Shows
Summary	Always	Six sub-tabs: Overview, Chatter Share, Streamer Tags, Emote Usage, Top Words, Mention Network
Chatter Details	Always	Per-chatter breakdown — see Chatter Details
Engagement	Always	Four sub-tabs: Chatter Tiers, Chat Engagement, Chatter Velocity, Message Velocity
Channel Details	If streamer known	Avatar, follower count, account age, last broadcast
Highlights	If detected	Peak-activity moments
Events	If events present	Raids, subs, follows, and other markers
Search	Always	Full-log message search across all chatters

Each chart has its own dedicated page under Stats & Analysis.

The menu bar

Four top-level menus:

Import — every way to load a log (see Importing Chat)
Export — save out as a log file, CSV, a Discord summary, or a shareable recap card (see Exporting)
Emotes — open the Emote Manager
Help — about page, live-logs folder, error-logs folder

Right-click context menus

Right-click any message in any grid (Messages, Duplicates, Questions, Streamer Tags, Highlights, Events, Search) for quick actions:

Copy to Clipboard — copy the selected row(s) as plain text ([HH:MM:SS] USER: MESSAGE) to the clipboard
Copy Twitch Timestamp Link — copy a clickable VOD timestamp link to the clipboard
Open in Browser — open the VOD at that exact moment in your default browser

Message grids support multi-select — hold Ctrl to toggle individual rows or Shift to select a range. When more than one row is selected, Copy to Clipboard copies every selected row (one per line, in display order), and the single-timestamp actions Copy Twitch Timestamp Link and Open in Browser are disabled.

Especially useful for editors compiling a shot-list — right-click a highlight, paste a timestamped link into Discord, and your editor jumps straight to the moment.

Grid interactions

A few affordances that apply across every grid in the app:

Click a column header to sort by that column. Click again to reverse the order. Works on the chatter list, top chatters, highlights, the Emote Manager, and the various analysis sub-tabs.
Hover any emote in a message or chart cell to see a tooltip with its code (and the provider it came from). Useful when you can't quite remember what a custom emote was called.

Next: Chatter Details →