TikTok LIVE. The app is built around it, and support for other platforms is being worked on — the interface already adapts its wording to whichever platform you are connected to.
You need something that can show a web page as a source. OBS Studio and TikTok LIVE Studio both work, as does Streamlabs and most similar software.
Yes. It is the only part that can read your live chat, so if it is closed your overlays go quiet and nothing is recorded for your analytics.
Demo mode invents viewers, chat and gifts so you can build and check your whole setup first. It is the sensible way to start.
The overlays are lightweight web pages. The one setting worth care is how many particles a full-screen effect uses — several hundred at once can make a modest computer work hard, so test at the number you intend to use.
Your settings and stream history are stored against your account. We never ask for your TikTok password, and the app does not need it — it reads the public live chat.
There is a full guide library inside the app covering every feature, with diagrams for both OBS and TikTok LIVE Studio, plus a connection test that produces a report you can send on if something is not working.
Yes. Your setup lives in your account, so install the app anywhere and paste the same licence key.