Dashboard tour
A quick map of my.tippage.com - what every page in the sidebar does.
Everything is at my.tippage.com. The sidebar on the left is grouped by what you’re doing, and most entries open a page with tabs - the tabs are listed under the entry while you’re on it. Here’s the map.
The sidebar
| Page | What it’s for |
|---|---|
| Overview | Tips, Twitch activity, top supporters, and queue status - scoped to the month you pick. If your payouts run through TipPage, a Balance and payouts panel sits here too: your balance, a Pay out button, and instant payouts where enabled (owner only). |
| Tips | Three tabs. All tips - every tip you’ve received, searchable, with refunds from the row (tick several and refund them in one go; needs write access to Refunds). Refund requests - requests from viewers, approve or reject each one. Reports - a PDF statement of your tips for any period. |
| Controls | Pause or skip what’s playing, watch the current media, open or close the tip queue. |
| Review | Only there while manual review is on or a tip is waiting: tips held before they reach the queues. |
| TTS | Queue - the TTS queue and history. AI voices - your voice library, and whether donors get AI voices at all. The standard voice is set per alert box in the overlay editor. |
| Media | Viewer-requested videos - the queue, volumes, limits, and the backup playlist. |
| Moderation | Tip filter - your word filter for tip messages: block words, set replacements, test messages. Chat - the bot’s moderation of your chat. Bans - block specific donors from tipping, and videos or whole channels from playing. |
| Viewers | Sub rewards - free message credits for your subscribers, and everyone who has signed in on your tip page with their credits. Channel points - turn Twitch channel point redemptions into TipPage actions. Characters - the AI characters viewers talk to (beta). |
| Overlays | Your overlays - create, edit, and grab the browser source URL for OBS. Alert boxes, sounds and test alerts live here. |
| Chat bot | Overview - whether the bot is in each chat, a chat activity chart, and a card for each area. Then Commands (your own and the built-in ones), Response lists, Timers, Counters, Modules, and Announcements - what the bot posts in chat when something happens on stream. |
| Settings | Branding, Tipping (currency, minimum and maximum tip, preset buttons, message length, your rules, and whether tippers must sign in), Payments (your payout account and fees, and with TipPage payouts the full payout list, your schedule and your bank details), TipPage+, Platforms (your Twitch and Kick channels and sign-in accounts), Discord webhooks, Developer, Team (invite team members and set their permissions - owner only) and Import (bring commands and timers over from StreamElements or Nightbot). |
At the top of the sidebar there’s a live status cluster - TTS, Media, and Overlay - so you can see at a glance whether your queues are running and OBS is connected. At the bottom, your public tip page URL with a quick link to open it.
The header
- A red LIVE badge appears while you’re streaming.
- Stream Info lets you edit your stream title and category on Twitch or Kick (and tags on Twitch) without leaving the dashboard. It opens on whichever chat the chat panel is showing, with a switch for the other platform.
- On wide screens, your Twitch chat slides in as a sidebar.
- A banner across the top appears when something needs you: maintenance (a quiet heads-up while we work on TipPage, or a warning if new tips are paused for a while), your payouts moving into TipPage, or Stripe needing something for your payout account. Its button takes you to the right place, usually Settings, Payments.
If you’re on someone else’s team
Team members see a filtered version of the same dashboard - only the pages the owner gave them access to. You’ll see a “Viewing” card in the sidebar showing whose channel you’re managing, and a Return to my account button if you have your own TipPage too.