Kick go-live notifications, handled

Kick has grown fast, and so has the number of followers who never see a go-live alert. Native notifications depend on the app being installed, permissions being granted, and the platform deciding to surface the alert. Miss any one of those and the notification quietly never arrives.

For a working streamer that means a meaningful share of your follower list is not told when you start. The follow relationship is intact; the notification path is not.

Kick fires a first-party webhook to Catchmylive the moment your channel goes live. We have the event in seconds and dispatch immediately, with no batching, to every follower who opted in. Native push on the device, before you have finished switching to your streaming software.

Because the alert flows through our own push channel and not Kick's, a follower who muted Kick or never enabled its notifications still gets told you are live.

There is no OAuth step for Kick. You add your channel by pasting its URL or handle, and we start monitoring it. If you simulcast to Twitch or YouTube at the same time, Catchmylive groups the near-simultaneous events in a 15 minute window, so followers get one notification per stream, not one per platform.