The Whozon Dashboard application was made with the small streamer in mind. It is born out of mmy own frustration when I began streaming. The Twitch UI is effective but not overly convenient in my opinion. Whozon evolved as my own solution to make interacting with Twitch easy and effective. It is designed to keep your moderation tools, channel context, and control actions in one lightweight dashboard. The goal is to reduce tab switching during live moments and make common actions fast, visible, and predictable. I sincerely hope that others find it as useful as I have so far.
Whozon focuses on practical workflow: seeing your active community, quickly applying moderation actions, managing raid targets, and adjusting stream settings without losing context. Whozon is primarily designed for the small streamer to help them get settled into streaming on Twitch.
Its intended as a tool to help a small streamer evolve into a bigger streamer or at least a more comfortable streamer. There can be a lot going on at once when you are streaming on Twitch and taking as much load off your shoulders as possible will make things easier and make your journey smoother I hope.
The interface prioritizes readability, simple controls, and consistent color semantics. Theme customization lets you keep the UI comfortable while preserving clear visual hierarchy for critical actions.
The Themes are intended to let you personalize the appearance of Whozon and hopefully are a bit fun for the user. The UI design is deliberately not like most online apps because I thought that would be more enjoyable and set the app apart from other software. Hopefully you agree.
Use the top navigation buttons to move between topic pages. Each page starts with the main process, then drills into specific controls and practical tips. Its not a complex application at the moment so hopefully its pretty intuitive as to use and navigation. I will try to detail each section with relevant information as best I can.