only-dashboard

One box to set your stream title and category on Twitch, Kick and VK Video Live at the same time.

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Why

If you go live on more than one platform, you already know the routine: type the same stream title into Twitch, then into Kick, then into VK Video Live, then notice one of them still says what you were playing last Tuesday.

only-dashboard is a single page that talks to all three. Connect your accounts once, type the title once, hit save, and every connected platform gets it.

What it does

• One title, everywhere. Type it once; it's pushed to every platform you've connected.
• Categories, picked per platform. Each platform runs its own catalog — a Twitch game doesn't exist as the same thing on Kick — so you search once and click the right match for each platform. Skip a platform and it's left alone.
• Live status cards. Each platform shows whether you're live, its current title and its current category, refreshing on its own every 30 seconds so a change made anywhere else shows up here.
• Reusable titles and categories. Recent ones are kept for you, and anything you use regularly can be pinned so it stays at the top.
• One platform's bad day stays there. If a platform is down, rate-limiting you, or your token expired, the error lands on that card — the other saves still go through.
• Connect and disconnect each platform on its own, or sign out of everything at once.

Your accounts stay yours

• Your browser never holds a platform token. It holds an anonymous session id and nothing else — there is nothing in local storage to leak, and the page can't read your credentials because it never receives them.
• Access tokens are kept server-side, used to talk to the platforms, and never sent to the page. There's a test in the suite that fails if a token ever appears in an API response.
• Disconnecting a platform deletes its tokens, and actively revokes them with platforms that offer a revocation endpoint.

Run it yourself

You'll need Node (the version in .nvmrc) and a developer app registered on each platform you want to connect.

npm install
cp .dev.vars.example .dev.vars   # then fill in the client id/secret for each platform
npm run dev                      # http://localhost:5173

Register these callback URLs with the platforms' developer consoles:

http://localhost:5173/auth/twitch/callback
http://localhost:5173/auth/kick/callback
http://localhost:5173/auth/vkvideo/callback

You can connect just one platform and the rest of the app works fine — nothing requires all three.

Deploying your own copy (Cloudflare KV setup, secrets, production callback URLs) is covered in docs/ARCHITECTURE.md.

Built with

Vue 3 and Pinia on the front, Hono on a single Cloudflare Worker that serves both the page and the API, with sessions in Workers KV. There's no separate backend to run and no database to manage.

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome. docs/ARCHITECTURE.md explains how the thing actually works — the OAuth differences between the three platforms, how sessions are stored, and the one Cloudflare routing rule that everything depends on. Worth a read before changing anything in src/worker/.

Before opening a PR:

npm run type-check && npm run lint && npm run test:unit

Adding a fourth platform is mostly one new file in src/worker/providers/ — see Extending.

License

MIT © roboloop