Tc

Tc is a very interesting and useful piece of software aimed at users who are looking for a more convenient way of chatting on Twitch.

Even though its functional role is to help Twitch users chat more easily (without having to rely on a web browser, for example), Tc has a lot of other advantages which might compel you to give it a go.

For instance, it comes with a multi-tab UI which allows you to join as many channels at the same time, and probably even more important, it allows you to preview ongoing streams without having to leave the main window.

Basically, the stream, its title, and the number of current viewers are all displayed in a little thumbnail in the upper-left side of the main window. It's also worth pointing out that the app comes with support for badges, as well as simple, BTTV, and FFZ emotes.

Everything is made better by the app's simple yet modern-looking user interface which fluidly adapts all its elements' dimensions according to your needs. Speaking of the app's interface, please note that it also comes with a dark theme which should help your eyes when chatting in poorly lit environments.

The list of noteworthy features is neatly completed with other neat touches. For instance, you can add words or phrases which the app will automatically highlight in the chat window, and for which it will also pop-up desktop notifications.

There's also the possibility to show time stamps, split chat lines for more contrast, enable or disable various notifications, as well as add new keyboard shortcuts besides the ones provided by default.

All things considered, it really seems that Tc has all the right boxes firmly ticked. It successfully provides you with a more efficient, versatile and distraction-free environment for carrying out your conversations with other Twitch members, and it even allows you to view live streams while doing so.

It's also easy to install, easy to get along with, highly configurable, and it looks good, just like a modern app should.