What if the end of your stream was the start of a show? Your chat is warm and up for one more thing, so I built RaidPort: a Twitch channel that turns raids into a live gameshow.
How a round plays
- At the end of your stream, you raid the RaidPort channel.
- Your raid opens a portal on screen, your viewers come through, and your raid earns a Charge: a slice on a gameshow wheel of raiders.
- Chat votes on categories to shape the wheel.
- Whoever the wheel lands on, and is live, gets raided by the whole channel.
It's a lottery: the more Charges you've earned, the better your odds, and the wheel only lands on channels that are live.
What it isn't
- No login, no "authorize this app" screen, no bot in your chat. It only uses Twitch's own raid button.
- No fake viewers. Everyone who arrives was watching the show.
- Free, and never pay to win.
Under the hood
- Node.js and TypeScript backend with a 120 Hz physics wheel and a round state machine.
- The overlay is PixiJS (WebGL) running as an OBS browser source.
- Twitch EventSub sees a raid land, and the Helix API sends the raid out.
- Postgres keeps track of everyone's slices.
45 seconds of it
I'm one person building this. The portal opens Fall 2026, and if you stream, founding member signups are at raidport.tv.
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