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Every streamer has encountered a situation where the broadcast starts lagging, the picture drops, and viewers complain about "freezes" and long buffering. In such cases, the question arises: is the problem in the internet, program settings, or on Twitch's side? To help figure this out, there's a tool called Inspector Twitch.

Panels on Twitch are visual blocks below the broadcast window that help streamers tell about themselves, share links and useful information for viewers. Through them, you can add a channel description, place graphics, contacts, and even integrate external resources.

Moderator mode on Twitch is one of the most important tools for managing stream chat. When a channel gains more viewers, chat can turn into a chaotic flow of messages. In such conditions, maintaining order and helping the streamer becomes difficult. That's what Mod View exists for — a panel that combines all moderation functions in one interface.

Stream Manager is a tool that allows streamers to fully control their broadcast in real-time. With it, you can manage Twitch stream settings, track audience activity, quickly change description, category, and add panels.

Twitch on TV is a convenient way to enjoy streams on a big screen without a computer or mobile device. This feature is useful both for viewers who want to watch broadcasts comfortably and for streamers checking their streams on different devices. Using Twitch on television enhances the viewing experience, making it more comfortable and engaging.

Twitch Turbo is a special paid subscription on the Twitch platform that provides viewers with access to advanced features. Unlike standard site functions, Turbo is aimed at those who want an enhanced user experience: no ads, exclusive icons, and additional customization options.