Twitch was founded in 2011 as a live broadcasting and watching platform based on video game broadcasting. Over time, the platform has grown in popularity and has expanded to cover various types of content. Its popularity stems from the fact that it creates a large engagement and audience, especially among gamers and other content creators. Twitch gained popularity, especially as interest in video games increased. Gamers frequently use Twitch to watch players playing their favorite games, learn in-game strategies and interact with the game. Twitch hosts many streamers that offer not only video games but also art, music, talks, podcasts and other types of content. This diversity also attracts viewers with different interests. Twitch has a live chat feature where viewers can interact with streamers and other viewers. This increases viewer engagement and a sense of community. Not just games, but creative content such as art, recipes, musical performances are also available on the Twitch platform. This, in turn, attracts a wider audience.

Messaging in the Twitch App

Messaging in the Twitch app is a feature often referred to as chat. Twitch chat allows viewers and streamers to interact by sending text-based messages during live broadcasts. Twitch chat is one of the core features of the app, allowing viewers to communicate with streamers and other viewers. When you watch a broadcast on the Twitch app, you'll usually see the chat window on the right or bottom. This window displays messages from other viewers and the broadcaster. The chat window includes a text box. You can write a message by clicking or touching this box. After typing your message, you can usually send your message by pressing the "Enter" key or clicking the "Send" button. When your message is sent, other viewers and the broadcaster can see your message. Likewise, you can view messages sent by other viewers in the chat window.