Goals, raids & parties

Three things that turn a stream into an event: goals everyone watches fill up, raids that pass your viewers on, and a party meter your viewers fill together.

Goals

1. Open Goals for this stream on Go live.
2. Enter a Tip goal in your currency, a number of New followers, or both.
3. Tap Save goals. Once you’ve streamed, the card suggests goals from your last stream – Use these takes them.

Two bars on your stream show the progress since it started, the tip goal in each viewer’s own currency. A reached goal is celebrated once per stream: confetti for everyone, the bar lights up, a line in the chat (“🎯 Tip goal reached – thank you!”), and everyone signed in and watching gets an emote drop to catch.

• Only tips count toward the tip goal – offers and wheel spins don’t.
• Goals stay for your next streams until you change them or tap Clear; the bars start at zero with every stream.
• The podium next to the bars shows the three biggest tippers of this stream – names only, no amounts. The first tip of a stream is marked First tip! in the chat.

Raids

While you’re live, the Raid card on Go live lists other streams that are live right now.

1. Tap Raid next to one. Your viewers see a 10-second countdown and can choose Stay here; you can Call off until it ends.
2. Then your viewers move over and are greeted with “You came with @…’s raid – say hi!”.
3. The other chat reads “🚀 … raided with N viewers!”, and their party meter gets a push.

A raid doesn’t end your stream – end it yourself when you’re done. One raid every 10 minutes.

Parties

Your viewers fill the party meter together:

• tips: $1 = 10 points, at most 100 per tip – offers count like tips when they’re done
• chat: 1 point a line, up to 3 per person and level – your own lines don’t count
• a new follower: 5 points; a heart: 1 point, up to 5 per person and level
• emote combos and incoming raids

The first target follows your viewer count, so small streams party too. With nothing coming in, the meter runs empty in 5 minutes.

Full meter: Party level 1 for two minutes – a banner with a countdown, a glowing frame around the video, confetti and “🎉 Party level 1!” in the chat. Filled again in time, it goes up a level, up to 5, each a bit harder. After a party, the meter rests for three minutes.

During a party, viewers earn double XP for watching, chatting and following, and everyone who helped fill the meter gets the Party Animal badge – see Levels, fans, streaks & badges. Your recap after the stream shows the highest party level.