TheyRave

TheyRave

Help

One short page for each job, with the buttons named the way they read on screen. Start at the top of a list if you are new.

The website

  1. Sign up and pick your address

    Make an account and choose the handle that becomes your page address.

  2. Share your review link

    Send buyers the link that opens your review form, and make a one-time link that marks the review as verified.

  3. Approve, hide and reply to reviews

    Decide which reviews show on your page, and answer them in public.

  4. Edit your page

    Change your name, tagline, picture, colors and font, and choose who can see the page.

  5. The backdrop studio

    Make the moving picture behind your page, and save it as a video for other sites.

  6. Backstage and its rooms

    Find your way around Backstage, where you make your mark, plan posts, cut promos and run a stream.

  7. Go live

    Put a goal bar, a countdown and a prize wheel on your stream, and run it from your phone.

  8. Supporter and what it adds

    What the paid plan costs, what it adds, and how to stop it.

  9. Safety

    What to do when a platform drops you, someone fakes you, your work leaks, or you need to go quiet.

  10. Doxxing Response Playbook

    What to do, in order, when your real name or home address gets posted online.

  11. Address Removal

    Get your home address off the people-search sites that sell it, one opt-out form at a time, with a reminder when it is time to check again.

  12. Photo Scrub

    Strip the location, camera and time out of a photo before you post it, in your browser, with nothing uploaded.

TheyRave Broadcasting Studio

  1. Install TRBS and keep it up to date

    Put TheyRave Broadcasting Studio on your Windows PC and update it when a new version comes out.

  2. Sign in with Twitch

    Connect TRBS to your Twitch account so it can set your stream title and category and type in your chat.

  3. Scenes, layers and transitions

    Set up the different screens your stream switches between and stack things on each one.

  4. Add your camera, game, screen, a picture or a video

    Put your webcam, a game or capture card, your screen, one window, a picture or a video file into a scene.

  5. Browser sources and alerts from other sites

    Show any web page on stream, such as an alert box from StreamElements or Streamlabs.

  6. The Alerts layer and its three styles

    Play an alert on stream when someone follows, subscribes, gifts subs, cheers bits or raids you, without another site.

  7. Sound: mic, mute and the noise gate

    Choose your mic, balance your sounds, mute quickly and cut out room noise with Set it up for me.

  8. Chat and the pop-out

    Read your Twitch chat inside TRBS, send messages, and pop chat out into its own window.

  9. Make a layer look better

    Brighten, warm up or clean up your camera with the Look sliders, Fill light, Noise cleanup and Fix it for me.

  10. Go live on Twitch and other sites

    Add your stream key, test privately, then stream to Twitch and other sites at once.

  11. Run TRBS from your phone

    Switch scenes, hide layers, change sound and start the stream from your phone with Connect a phone.

  12. Your Go live overlays as layers

    Show the goal bar, countdown and wheel from your TheyRave Backstage on stream.

  13. The frame check before you go live

    TRBS looks at your camera for readable text, extra faces and bright panels before the stream starts, on your PC, and shows you where they are.

If none of these covers what you are stuck on, press the Feedback button at the edge of any screen and say what you were trying to do.