Interactive streams on Kick: how creators let viewers play along

Kick has no extension platform, so a Kick stream cannot host a panel the way Twitch can. The IMPAKT companion is the second screen that fills that gap.

Interactive streams on Kick: how creators let viewers play along

Kick has no extension platform, so a Kick stream cannot host a panel the way Twitch can. The IMPAKT companion is the second screen that fills that gap.

How it works on Kick

1. The creator streams on Kick as usual and opens a room on IMPAKT. 2. Viewers open the companion on their phone or in another tab, signed in with Kick. 3. The rounds the creator opens, votes, predictions, bets and auctions, appear on the companion; the result is applied in the game and shown on the Kick stream.

What viewers can do

Vote for free on the next move, predict the outcome of a round, bet coins on the built-in tables, or bid for an action. The countdown on the companion follows the stream's own delay so what they see is what they can act on.

Why it matters for Kick creators

Kick pays creators well for watch time; interaction that changes the game keeps people in the stream and gives them a reason to come back for the next round. The companion costs the audience nothing to use.

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