Concord – Voice chat released Feature rich TUI for discord
Voice chat in a terminal Discord client is technically impressive but niche.
A feature rich TUI Twitch IRC Client
Renders real Twitch/7TV/BTTV emotes straight in supported terminals and packs moderator features (quick timeouts, user inspect) plus multi-account support and custom commands with Go-template interpolation. Clever engineering choices — Bubble Tea for UI, Kitty/Ghostty image protocol for inline emotes, and a self-hostable auth/proxy — make it a surprisingly feature-complete TUI chat client, but it’s still a niche alternative to established GUI clients.
Terminal-savvy Twitch viewers, stream moderators, power users and developers who prefer a keyboard-driven, low-overhead chat client
Features include multi-account support, rendered emotes (including 7TV and BTTV), custom commands with Go template support, smooth scrolling, blocked terms/users, native Twitch features like chat polls, and highly customizable keybinds, colors, and layouts.
Install: curl -sSfL https://chatuino.net/install | sh
Or via Go: go install github.com/julez-dev/chatuino@latest
Pre-built binaries for Linux, macOS, and Windows on the releases page.
GitHub: https://github.com/julez-dev/chatuino Website: https://chatuino.net
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