Senchabot (a.k.a. flowerpot 🪴)

@senchabot.com

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✨ Manage and unify your Discord, Twitch, Kick, and YouTube chat, automations, stream and video alerts from all-in-one dashboard. https://senchabot.com 🌿

A screenshot of the hero section at the top of the Senchabot landing page
An announcement graphic with a purple gradient background. At the top left, large white text reads: 'New language support!'. Below the text, on the right, are three circular icons containing the national flags of Germany, Spain, and France.
A screenshot showing the "Song Requests" settings tab in the Senchabot dashboard. The panel displays various configuration options. There is an active toggle to enable the "Song Request Command" (!songreq), and inactive toggles for "Subscribers Only" and "Require Channel Points." Below the toggles are input fields with the "User Cooldown" set to 30 seconds, "Global Cooldown" set to 5 seconds, and "Max Pending Requests Per User" set to 1.
A screenshot of the Senchabot Song Requests dashboard. The interface shows a "Song Request Queue" table with one active request. The request is for the song "Loving This Moment - Gamma Skies," submitted by the user @chatter123 on May 14, 2026. The status is marked as "Pending," and there are action buttons next to it to mark the request as "Done," "Skip," or "Delete." Above the queue are tabs to filter requests by All, Pending, Done, and Skipped.
Dark mode dashboard for Senchabot titled "Discord Channel Overview." It features statistics boxes with quick-create buttons for Commands, Timers, Announcements, and Event Channels. Below is a "Platform Achievements" section tracking setup progress like "Create first timer" and "Create first command."
Dark mode screenshot of the Senchabot Commands reference page, showing tabs for Discord, Twitch, and Kick system commands.
A screenshot of the OBS Studio interface. On the right side of the screen, over a dark red background, sits a digital graphic of a small green plant with a few leaves sprouting from a terracotta pot. Inside the OBS preview window on the upper left, the same plant graphic is visible and highlighted with a red bounding box, indicating it is an actively selected source. Below the preview, the OBS control panel is visible with the "Stop Recording" button highlighted in blue.