Note
This is a Beta release 0.1.0 focused on introducing multi-account support. The core drop-claiming functionality is forked from the stable 0.3.0-rs.1 codebase, but the multi-account management is new and currently unstable.
Your main purpose in testing this version is to:
- Stress-test the multi-account login, session management, and concurrent claiming logic.
- Find any new bugs or unexpected edge-cases related to managing multiple users.
- Evaluate the usability of the new multi-account configuration process.
Do not use this version for critical production data, especially on your primary accounts.
Thank you for helping us stabilize this major feature!
This is a forked command-line tool designed to automatically watch Twitch streams and claim Time-Based Drops for a selected game, with a primary focus on managing multiple Twitch accounts concurrently.
💡 Forked from: This project is a fork of the original Drop_Sentry project, focusing on the new multi-account feature set.
It runs in the background, finds eligible streams, simulates watch time by sending the necessary GQL events, and automatically claims drops for all configured users as they become available.
- Supports multiple accounts: You can now log into and manage several Twitch accounts simultaneously.
- Logs in to all configured Twitch accounts (saves credentials to
data/{ACCOUNT_NAME}.json). - Fetches active Drop Campaigns and groups them by game to ask you to select one.
- For each active account, it finds and prioritizes the best eligible live stream for that campaign.
- Simulates "watching" that stream for every account. Note: The underlying GQL implementation is powered by twitch-gql-rs.
- Monitors drop progress with a real-time terminal progress bar for each user/drop.
- Automatically claims the drop once the required time is met, with robust retry logic.
- Saves claimed drops to
data/cash.json(per-account logging) to avoid re-claiming.
Standard pre-compiled binaries are provided for common platforms.
- Windows: Executable for x86_64 architecture .exe file.
- Linux: ELF executable for x86_64 architecture.
This Beta release is highly focused on multi-account stability. If you encounter any crashes, errors, or unexpected behavior-especially when managing multiple users—please open an Issue in this repository immediately. Your feedback is crucial for stabilizing this core feature.
Please consider rating this repository by clicking the star in the top-right corner of the page on GitHub (you need to be logged into your account). This gives me the motivation to keep developing this project.
Your support will accelerate development and help ensure the long-term maintenance of this project