This page walks through first use, authorization, and the main display so you can confidently operate Whozon during live sessions.
Online Version
Open the Whozon app and sign in with your broadcaster account and authorize the application to act on your behalf. On first run, Whozon prepares your session and loads dashboard data for your channel.
Desktop
Visit the downloads page and select the version for your OS. The first time. you install it will prompt you to log into Twitch to grant Authorization for the application to act on your behalf.
Whozon uses Twitch authorization so actions are performed with your account permissions. If authorization expires, Whozon refreshes the token in the background when possible. If you are away from the application for longer periods you may need to reauthorize the application again. If you are using it via your browser then its a simple log out/log in process. If you are on the desktop it should retain your authorization for up to 60 days but may require you to log in again to renew the authorization.
Note: Whozon never sees your Twitch Username or Password. You enter those values when you log into Twitch and grant the Authorization to Whozon to act on your behalf, but all Whozon gets is an access token that permits interaction with the Twitch API.
The main display combines status, channel navigation, summary metrics, viewer and moderator lists, symbols legend, and raid targets in a single operational view.
Mode context determines whether you are operating as Streamer, Moderator, or Viewer. Streamer mode exposes the full control surface and TTS controls.
Use Emote, Follower, Subs, and Slow mode toggles for targeted chat control. The Panic button applies or clears all supported chat restrictions at once for rapid response.
Use the navigation buttons under the channel name card to move between pages. Viewers is the main operations page; the others are focused workflow pages.
The viewers list is where you perform quick moderation and role actions. NOTE: It is highly suggested to new streamers that even though they can see the viewers who are in their chat, they do NOT call them out or mention the fact they are there. Many viewers like to "lurk" and check out you and your stream without committing to being present. Only talk to a viewer who has spoken up in chat first.
NOTE: Twitch viewers displayed are those reported by Twitch. Twitch can take time to detect the presence of a viewer and may not update the info that Whozon requests for display immediately. Twitch cannot detect a viewer who is using an embedded client and therefore may fail to list them at all. Displaying your viewers list accurately is a bit trixy. Please don't blame Whozon, blame Twitch :)
The moderators panel lists active channel moderators and offers role management shortcuts.
Raid targets show saved channels and current live state so you can decide and launch quickly.