Mix It Up

@mixitupbot.bsky.social

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One bot. Endless possibilities. Mix It Up is your all-in-one stream bot for Twitch, YouTube, and Kick. Chat, events, games, and more. Download today! https://mixitup.bot

Promotional graphic for Mix It Up v1.8.000 featuring the Mix It Up logo and version number against a dark blue and purple starry background. The graphic highlights a new platform, Velora.tv, and new services including Pally.gg, Throne, Fourthwall, and Ko-fi, with each service represented by its logo.
Graphic on a starry purple space background featuring the Mix It Up swirl logo and text 'MIX IT UP' at the top, a white heart in the center, and the Porkbun logo with its pink circular icon and 'porkbun' text at the bottom.
An announcement graphic from Mix It Up titled "PARTIAL SERVICE OUTAGE." The text summarizes that a DNSSEC configuration failure on mixitupapp.com has caused a partial outage affecting less than 5% of functionality, including the website, wiki, update checks, webhooks, and certain TTS/playback features. Because the registrar is unresponsive, the team is actively migrating affected infrastructure to a new domain: mixitup.bot. Core bot functionality, local settings, and user data remain completely unaffected.
Promotional graphic for Mix It Up v1.7.100 featuring a large Twitch logo on a blue-to-purple starry background. Text highlights new Twitch events: user warned, shoutout received, suspicious user message/updated, shield mode started/ended, and channel goal started/ended. It also lists new Twitch actions: pin/unpin message, warn user, enable/disable shield mode, manage suspicious user status, block/unblock user, and update redemption status.
Promotional graphic for MixItUp version 1.7.000 announcing a new platform integration for “Kick.” The background is a dark blue-to-purple gradient space scene with scattered stars. In the top left is the Mix It Up logo and name in large silver letters, while “V1.7.000” appears in the top right. Centered text reads “NEW PLATFORM ADDED” above the word “KICK” in oversized bright green pixel-style lettering.
A promotional graphic for the Mix It Up streaming bot against a dark, starry space background. In the top left is the Mix It Up swirl logo and name, and in the top right is the version number "V1.6.600". On the left side, a large purple Twitch logo sits above the text "CUSTOM POWER-UPS". On the right, a tilted screenshot of the Mix It Up desktop application shows a menu titled "Twitch Custom Power-Ups". The interface displays a list of various interactive features—including "Custom Power-Up," "Dispense Cat Treat," and "Perform the HTTP 418 Dance"—with blue action buttons for play, edit, and delete.
First part of a Mix It Up community update that reads: Hey everyone! It’s been a little over 8 months since the last big community update, and I want to start this one differently. Thank You When we posted our announcement last August, we genuinely weren’t sure whether Mix It Up would survive more than a few weeks. The community’s response changed that immediately. The messages, the support, and the people who stepped up when we asked for help meant more than we can properly express. You didn’t just keep Mix It Up alive, you helped restore the momentum we had lost and reminded us why we started building this in the first place. Here’s what that support made possible: • 15 updates delivered • 62 new features • 41 bug fixes • 34 performance and quality of life improvements And beyond that: • We overhauled Discord support. Since then, we’ve handled over 1,000 tickets, with more than 90% answered within 24 hours. • Our most requested feature, Kick integration, is now in closed alpha and is expected to launch this month. • We built 4 internal prototypes to map out full cross-platform support (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS), laying the groundwork for true cross-device support. • We’ve reworked our infrastructure, cutting costs by ~20% while more than doubling performance. • We’re nearing completion of a new website, set to launch in the next few weeks, to centralize everything Mix It Up, including a full documentation portal. In short, progress didn’t just resume. It accelerated, and we’re now building for the long-term, not just the next release. All of this progress has come from reinvesting everything back into development and support. As the project grows, so does the cost of maintaining that pace.
Mix It Up v1.6.500 release graphic with a purple-to-blue starry background, the Mix It Up swirl logo on the left, and large white text reading “MIX IT UP” above “v1.6.500 RELEASE.”
Mix It Up v1.6.400 release graphic with a purple-to-blue starry background, the Mix It Up swirl logo on the left, and large white text reading “MIX IT UP” above “v1.6.400 RELEASE.”
Mix It Up v1.6.30 release graphic with a purple-to-blue starry background, the Mix It Up swirl logo on the left, and large white text reading “MIX IT UP” above “v1.6.30 RELEASE.”
Mix It Up v1.6.20 release graphic with a purple-to-blue starry background, the Mix It Up swirl logo on the left, and large white text reading “MIX IT UP” above “v1.6.20 RELEASE.”