Create multiple Twitch accounts
Streamers often run a main channel plus a second channel or a team account, and moderators look after several communities. Give each Twitch account its own cloud Android phone and move between channels in one click.
Lower the costs
Every channel on its own phone
Your main channel, your second channel and the team account each stay signed in on their own cloud phone, so you never chat or clip as the wrong account.
Cloud phones
Real Android phones that run in the cloud, so every account gets a full mobile environment without hardware on your desk.
Unique profiles
Each profile is its own phone with its own device details, apps and storage, so accounts never share an identity.
Proxy configuration
Bring the proxies you already use and assign one to each profile, so every account connects from its own address.
Turning last night’s stream into short clips? Use the AI video editor and post them from the right channel’s cloud phone.
Centralized control
Look after a roster of streamers
Agencies and esports teams can add a profile per streamer, group them by game or schedule and see every account on one screen.
Scale quicker
Automate the pre-stream checklist
Turn routine steps such as checking notifications, reviewing chat settings and opening the channel page into a workflow you run before going live.
AI & content
Clips, thumbnails and titles
Cut highlights into short vertical videos, draft stream titles and generate thumbnails with the AI studio, then share them from the right account.
Synchronizer
Do something once on a main phone and have it mirrored on every other open profile at the same time.
RPA
Start from a ready-made template or build your own step-by-step workflow, then schedule it across profiles.
AI studio
Generate captions, images and short videos, then hand them straight to your posting workflows.
Team collaboration
Moderators and editors, properly separated
Twitch has its own editor and moderator roles for each channel. Add per-profile access so each person only reaches the accounts they help with.
Run every Twitch channel from one dashboard
Frequently asked questions
Can I have more than one Twitch account?
Twitch sets the rules on accounts in its Terms of Service and Community Guidelines, including rules against artificially inflating views or follows. Read them before you create another account. Cloud phones keep accounts technically separate; they do not change what Twitch allows.
Can I moderate chat from a cloud phone?
Yes. Moderation in the Twitch app works the same way it does on a handset, signed in to the moderator account that belongs to that profile.
Can workflows watch streams to raise viewer counts?
No. Workflows are for account admin. Twitch prohibits artificial engagement; see its Community Guidelines.
What keeps each Twitch account separate?
Every profile is its own Android phone in the cloud with its own device details, installed apps, storage and login sessions. Give each profile its own proxy and the network side is separate too.
Do I need a proxy for each Twitch account?
We recommend one proxy per profile so that each account connects from its own IP address. It keeps each streamer’s account on its own connection. Bring proxies from the provider you prefer and assign them per profile.
How many Twitch accounts can I run?
Each account needs one cloud phone profile. You can create as many profiles as your plan includes and add more at any time; see Pricing for the current limits.