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.

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

The Overview header strip showing the imported log details.

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 — chat summary

Summary tab

A grid of every chatter who participated, with their total message count. Columns:

Username (with the engagement tier as a tag)
Messages
Tier (Drive-By / Casual / Engaged / Core)

Above the grid are a search box and a tier filter:

Type in the search box to filter by username
Use the Tier dropdown to show only one tier (e.g. just Core chatters)

Click any row to pin that chatter in the Chatter Details tab.

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.

Chatter Details tab

A multi-row, multi-tab view of the chatter (or chatters) you've selected. See the dedicated Chatter Details page for the full breakdown.

Right half — chat overview

The right half holds a tab strip with different views of the chat as a whole. Some tabs only appear when there's relevant data:

Tab	Always shown?	Shows
Overview	Always	Message category breakdown + key stats
Chatter Share	Always	Bar chart of top chatters by message count
Streamer Tags	Always	Bar chart of users who mentioned the streamer most
Chat Velocity	Always	Messages-per-minute timeline + bucket grid
Emote Usage	Always	Bubble chart of the most-used emotes
Top Words	Always	Word cloud of common words (stopwords filtered)
Mention Network	Always	Graph of who mentioned who
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

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, or Discord summary (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) for quick actions:

Copy To Clipboard — copy username | timestamp | 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

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 →