A tiny Tampermonkey userscript that keeps you on the most‑watched live channel among the people you follow on Kick, and automatically hops to the next live one when a stream ends. It also shows the level / XP you gained during the current session right in a small panel.
This is not a viewbot. It runs in your logged‑in browser and you actually watch — exactly one real viewer (you). It does not spoof viewers, use proxies, or run headless. It just automates the “this stream ended, take me to another live one I follow” clicking, and surfaces your Kick Level Badge progress.
- Aggressive mode (default) — always keeps you on the biggest live channel you follow. Anti‑flap built in: it only leaves your current live stream if a rival has >15% more viewers and you’ve been watching for at least 90 s; if the current stream ends it jumps to the biggest live one immediately.
- On‑offline modes — alternatively, only switch when the current stream ends (to the biggest live, or in your list order).
- Session level tracking — reads your Kick level and XP, records a baseline when you enable the bot, and shows
+X% · +N XP · M minearned this session, with a progress bar toward the next level. - Auto follow list — visit
kick.com/following/channelsonce and your follows are captured automatically. You can also paste a manual list. - Small floating panel — current channel + live viewer count, status, level, a Skip now button, and settings. Toggle it on/off anytime.
All reverse‑engineered from Kick’s own web app (may change without notice):
| Need | Source |
|---|---|
| Is a channel live? | GET /api/v2/channels/{slug} → livestream != null (same‑origin, no auth) |
| Your follow list | scraped from the DOM of kick.com/following/channels (/api/v2/channels/followed returns 401 without a Bearer token) |
| Your level / XP | GET https://web.kick.com/api/v1/gamification/user/level with Authorization: Bearer <session_token cookie> → { level, progress_xp, xp_to_next_level, total_xp } |
Switching channels does a full page reload, so all state (config, follow list, session baseline) lives in localStorage under kaz:* keys and the script simply resumes on the next page.
- Install Tampermonkey (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera…).
- Chrome/Edge only: userscripts now need an extra permission. Open
chrome://extensions(oredge://extensions), turn on Developer mode, then open Tampermonkey → Details → enable Allow user scripts (only present on very recent Chrome builds; if you don’t see it, Developer mode is enough). - Tampermonkey → Create a new script, delete the template, paste the contents of
kick-auto-zap.user.js, and save (Ctrl+S). - Go to kick.com and log in. The panel appears at the bottom‑right.
- First time: open the panel’s ⚙ → Fetch my follows (takes you to your follows page, where the list is saved), then pick a channel and start watching.
- Mode — Aggressive / On‑offline (biggest) / On‑offline (list order)
- Check interval — how often to poll (default 15 s)
- Channel list — leave empty to use your follows, or paste specific slugs
- Your level/XP grows from watch time regardless of which channel you’re on — aggressive hopping does not earn XP faster, it just keeps you on the most popular stream. For pure leveling, an “on‑offline” mode earns the same XP with fewer reloads.
- Keep the tab active/playing; Kick only credits watch time while you’re actually watching.
- This project is for educational purposes and personal convenience. Automating interactions may be against Kick’s Terms of Service and could put your account at risk. Use at your own risk. The author is not responsible for any account action taken by Kick.
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