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Welcome to Aitum
Stop managing your stream. Start streaming.
Welcome to Aitum's documentation, where you can find everything you need to know about using the Aitum app and learning the core concepts, such as triggers, checks, actions, queues, and more. If you're new to Aitum, or you're a seasoned veteran but just need to brush up on some concepts, we hope you'll find the pages on this website useful.
Quick Links
Learn how to get started with Aitum for the first time
Learn how rules work, including core concepts like triggers, checks & actions
Info on each device we support, including integrations & extensions
Learn more about how queues work in Aitum
Learn more about a more advanced Aitum concept for storing data
Find out how to connect with external services
What is Aitum?
Aitum is a software designed for streamers to allow fine-grain interactive control over their streams. If you've ever had a crazy idea where you'd like [x] to do [y] but you have no programming knowledge, Aitum is the perfect tool in your arsenal to achieve that. You can create a layer of interactivity with your viewers via Twitch channel points, allowing them to control your OBS scenes, or even using your own MIDI keyboard as a launchpad for performing various actions.
Why would I use Aitum?
Aitum was designed with streamers in mind, by streamers. We hope that the easy to navigate interface, followed by easy to understand concepts, mean that even the least technically-minded people can jump into Aitum and create something really cool for their stream. We've poured many man hours into this project to enhance the streaming space and make the experience using Aitum the best it can possibly be.
It takes under 30 seconds to create a basic rule in Aitum, and we have a step-by-step guide on how to create your first rule in our Getting Started guide.
