Indie VTuber Tsumu-chan To Release Streaming Tool TsumuMeter On September 18
A working streamer is selling the overlay utility she needed, and the free tier plus BOOTH distribution puts it in reach of small channels that would not buy a monitoring subscription.
Reporting from 1 source: PANORA.
Indie VTuber Tsumu-chan will release TsumuMeter, a YouTube streaming multi-tool, on September 18 at 18:00 on BOOTH. Setup requires only an initial login, after which it automatically counts concurrent viewers, likes, and channel subscribers and displays them in OBS. The free version offers 24 template types; the full version costs 2,500 yen and offers 52. It supports Windows and OBS Studio.
TsumuMeter installs through an initial YouTube login and then runs on its own, counting concurrent viewers, likes, and channel subscribers and pushing the numbers into OBS. The paid version at 2,500 yen adds comments, a manual counter, a reaction tank, a clock, and a listener list screen on top of the 24 templates in the free build. The listener list records first-time viewers and membership participants, along with membership gifts and jewels received during a stream. Templates are placed by dragging them into OBS, and the color lineup includes pink, blue, yellow, and white.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.