IRL streamers need a simple way to start shared chat directly from mobile, without needing a desktop, remote access, or being forced into a voice/video call.

Right now, when two IRL streamers link up in person, we have to remote into our PC to start a shared chat — which is slow, clunky, and not viable while out and about. On top of that, the current shared experience requires a call via the app, which we don't want.

We just want to send an invite, the other streamer accepts, and that’s it — we can both put our phones back in our pockets and keep walking.

Key Points:

No desktop required

No remote desktop workarounds

No forced “call” style interaction via the app

Just a shared chat invite and accept — done

Why It’s Important:

Most IRL streamers are multi-streaming and use third-party chat apps to read chat already

Being stuck in a “call” UI disrupts how we operate and adds friction

A lightweight mobile-friendly way to link chats would make spontaneous meetups and planned collabs smooth and professional

Viewers get the full story from both streams in real-time

Ideal Flow:

One streamer taps “Start Shared Chat” in the Twitch app

Sends invite to another live streamer

Other streamer taps “Accept”

Shared chat is now live — no call, no setup, no awkward UI lock-in