OBS Studio · Streamlabs

Your Kick chat and events, right inside OBS

Two free docks: a chat dock to read and moderate your chat, and an activity dock listing follows, subs, Kicks, raids and more. Everything in one window without leaving your stream.

Open chat dockOpen activity dock

Chat dock

Your Kick chat next to your streaming software; chatting, replying and moderating in one place.

  • Kick and 7TV emote menu, quick emote bar
  • One-click delete, timeout (with duration picker), ban and pin; moderation logs
  • Pinned message, poll and prediction panels; big Kicks gifts on top
  • Channel points balance and rewards
  • Recent messages on open; automatic reconnect if the connection drops
  • Change your badges and name color from the dock

Activity dock

Events during your stream, newest first, with details.

  • Follows, subs, gifted subs, Kicks, raids and channel point rewards
  • Filter by event type
  • Bans, timeouts, deletions and unfollows when you are a moderator

How to add it to OBS Studio

  1. 01

    Copy the dock address

    Use dock.npoq.net/dock/chat for chat and dock.npoq.net/dock/activity for events.

  2. 02

    Add a custom browser dock

    In OBS Studio open Docks → Custom Browser Docks, enter a name, paste the address and click Apply.

  3. 03

    Connect your Kick account

    Paste your kick.com session token once in the dock; both docks use the same token.

Your session token is stored only in that dock’s browser and is never sent to npoq servers; the dock talks to Kick directly. Choosing “Disconnect” deletes it.

FAQ

Are the docks paid?

No, both docks are free and have no plan limits.

Do I need an npoq account?

No. The docks work with your Kick session token only; you don’t need to sign in to npoq.

Is my session token safe?

The token is stored only in the browser you open the dock in (OBS’s browser dock) and never reaches npoq servers. Don’t share it; logging out of kick.com invalidates it.

Can I use it with Streamlabs Desktop or other streaming software?

The dock is a web page: add it to any software that supports browser docks, or open the address in a separate browser window next to your stream.