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Install, configure, and extend the Apple Music → Twitch / Discord / OBS bridge for macOS. Free, open source, sandboxed.

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WolfWave bridges Apple Music to Twitch, Discord, and OBS. Press play once and it keeps them in sync. These docs cover the whole loop, from your first launch to a custom overlay over WebSocket.

Free · GPL-3.0macOS 26+Apple Silicon

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Open Settings → Twitch. Click Connect Twitch Account.

Authorize on twitch.tv. WolfWave uses OAuth Device Code. No password ever touches the app.

Flip on the commands you want. !song, !last, and !voteskip start off; song requests switch on after the guided setup.

Full walkthrough: Twitch chat bot setup · Every command

Settings → Stream Widgets. Click Enable Widget Server.

Copy the Widget Link. For localhost, WolfWave injects the WebSocket credential into the served HTML instead of exposing it in the URL.

Paste into OBS as a Browser Source. Size it for your layout with the canvas table.

Full walkthrough: OBS widget setup · Themes & layouts

Settings → Song Requests. Turn it on. Set who can request. Everyone, subs, mods.

Pick a preset or wire your own. Channel-point reward and bit boost are one toggle each.

Chat types !sr <song>. WolfWave finds it on Apple Music and queues it. Blocklist + hold mode in the same panel.

Full walkthrough: Song requests · Vote-to-skip

Settings → Discord. Toggle Discord Status on.

That's it. No bot token, no server. WolfWave talks to your Discord desktop app via local IPC socket.

Verify on your profile. "Listening to WolfWave" with Apple Music album art and live progress.

Full walkthrough: Discord status

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