Mid-ranked-match, chat scrolls past again: "when do you stream?"
Mouse, sensitivity, what chair — the same set, every single night.
You've gone offline, and the DMs keep coming: how to support, where the links are, when's the next stream,
it's not that you don't care. Answer it all, and what's left of your night is gone.
ChatGPT doesn't know your setup, your schedule, or your channel rules.
Feed that to your AI page — and it stops being generic AI and becomes an AI that belongs to your channel, answering 24/7.
This is "Live · Neon", a built-in streamer template, mobile layout included — everything stays editable after you apply it, and you can always pick from dozens of other templates or start from a blank canvas.
* Sample screens — listings and people are fictional
When do you usually go live?
Weeknights at 9:30 pm, plus Saturday 2 pm. Last-minute changes go out on stories — the weekly table on this page stays current.
What mouse and headset do you run? What's your sens?
G Pro X Superlight at 800 DPI, 0.35 in-game. The headset and the rest of the setup are listed in the gear section below.
We'd like to invite you to a community tournament. Who do we talk to?
Collab details are confirmed personally. Could you leave your contact and the event info? He'll get back to you after the stream.
* Sample conversation — property and people are fictional
This isn't canned auto-reply. It has read your setup and channel rules — viewers can rephrase ten ways and it keeps up.
What it can't answer — like collab details — it can save the contact info, so you reply after you go offline.
Want to try it yourself? Open the interactive demo →
ChatGPT, Gemini, whichever you ask — they know a little about everything, and nothing about you.
We recommend choosing a reputable gaming mouse and headset within your budget, prioritizing comfort.
✕ Generic internet knowledge; knows nothing about your business
You don't need to max out on day one. I run 800 DPI at 0.35 — locking your sensitivity in beats swapping gear. My full setup and settings are on this page.
✓ Has read your data; answers with your version
The difference comes down to one thing: the data is yours.
*Both answers are fictional demos
You stay focused on the game; it fields the gear and schedule questions, and can save the contact info of anyone who wants to collab.
Pick a layout, add your highlights and story — your own brand page, not another identical profile card in a streamer directory.
Twitch panel, IG, highlight descriptions — viewers tap and ask.
Collab terms and channel rules can't be wrong. If it's not in your data, it says so honestly instead of promising for you.
Gear list, weekly schedule, FAQs — Word, PDF, or paste
Pick a layout, add your highlights — this AI page carries your name
Twitch panel, IG, descriptions — viewers tap and ask
Start free. No credit card required.
One link, dropped into the channels you already use — whoever taps it meets the you that answers.
Same link on your Twitch and IG profiles — new viewers tap in and get to know you
Under your highlight videos: gear and schedule, right there
All the answers are here
shareyourai.ai/@youPinned on the going-live post — questions go to the AI, chat stays on the game
Yes. Upload your gear list, weekly schedule, and FAQs to your AI page, pick a layout, and the page becomes a personal website under your name — it answers gear and schedule questions from your data. No site-building, no code.
Yes. But this page is more than a support widget — it's an AI share page under your name: once it has read your channel info, it answers however viewers phrase it, and — with lead capture on — saves their contact info when it can't.
Commands only work while you're live, inside your chat — and viewers have to know them. This page is on around the clock: new viewers who've never caught a stream can get to know you, and it understands questions however they're phrased, no commands to memorize.
Terms are yours to negotiate, so it won't guess at those. With lead capture on, it saves the contact info and the request, so you reply after you go offline.
If it's in your data, it answers. If it's not sure, it says so honestly — and with lead capture on, it can save the contact info so you follow up.
No. If you can send a text message and upload a file, you can use it. From sign-up to your own link takes about 3 minutes.
There's a free plan that's plenty for personal use, and your finished page can be shared right away. Current limits and plans are listed on the pricing page.
In 3 minutes, you have a personal storefront that answers chat for you
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