RateStars vs Chattero

RateStars. Infrastructure for understanding reputation and public opinion in real time. News happens. People react. Opinions change. RateStars makes that change visible. Follow the people shaping politics, sports, entertainment, business, culture, and the internet. See what people think of them today — and how that changes tomorrow. A headline tells you what happened. RateStars shows you how it affected public opinion. Follow the latest stories, watch reputation move, and discover which moments actually change how people see someone. Rate the people you know. Change your rating when your opinion changes. Join the conversation and see how your view compares with others. Explore public opinion by country, age, and other demographics. Earn RS Points for participating and use them to boost your posts and reach more people. Rate the world. See what moves it.

Chattero is a Twitch chat app for iPhone and iPad, built on the open-source Chatterino2 that desktop chatters have used for years. Open several channels in tabs and switch between them with a swipe. Messages show BTTV, FFZ and 7TV emotes, animated ones too, plus badges and your own username colours. Mentions of you are highlighted and collected on their own tab, and whispers have theirs. Tap a name to see who is talking: profile, how long they have followed, subscription, their recent messages in this channel, and a place for your own notes about them. If you moderate a channel, the tools are right in the chat: timeout and ban from a message or a user card, an AutoMod queue with approve and deny, chat modes, and a list of chatters. Chattero signs you in with Twitch's own login page and stores the token on your device only. No ads, no tracking, no accounts of its own. Chat works without signing in; you sign in when you want to write. Made by one person for people who read Twitch chat more than they watch the stream.