thecozydeck.ch
Handmade Twitch chat designs, stream alerts and widgets for streamers, sold via Etsy and vgen
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About thecozydeck.ch
TheCozyDeck makes handmade Twitch streaming assets, including chat designs, alerts and interactive widgets such as a coffee machine and a virtual pet. It also offers a free Twitch Extension that lets viewers order at a streamer's cafe live on stream.
Its assets are sold to Twitch streamers through storefronts on Etsy and vgen. The website links to a Twitch Extension download page.
The products are described as made in Switzerland.
Product: Handmade Twitch chat designs, stream alerts and widgets, plus a free Twitch Extension for viewer cafe orders.
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