mxngoware.com/snoot/ask/sampleA link, not a bot
Paste the submission link in chat or your panels. Anything sent lands in your inbox.
Viewers send questions through a short link you paste in chat. They land in a list you can read at a glance while you play, and nothing reaches the overlay until you pin it.
No account to start. Live, and in beta.
What are we playing Friday?
Best snack on stream, no notes.
Worst game you finished twice?
That one rule is the whole safety story. The worst a bad submission can do is sit in a list only you are looking at, so a Q and A segment does not need a moderator on standby.
Sample inbox. Nothing here is a usage figure.
The inbox and the pin are free. The dressed-up versions are Pro, and not finished.
mxngoware.com/snoot/ask/samplePaste the submission link in chat or your panels. Anything sent lands in your inbox.
Is the speedrun tonight?
Sender and question, newest first, sized to read at a glance between deaths.
What are we playing Friday?
Pin one to put it on screen, pin another to swap it, unpin to clear it.
Premium.
Premium styles and extra controls are the paid side of Snoot. Decided, and in development.
A question is on screen only because you pressed it, which is a stronger guarantee than any filter.
Chat, panels, a Discord, a pinned message. Anywhere a URL fits.
Clearing the screen is as cheap as filling it.
It is live and in use, and still a beta. That is printed here rather than discovered later.
Three steps, and you are the third one.
Every Snoot has a short submission link. Paste it in chat or put it in your panels, and anything sent lands in your inbox.
A list you can read at a glance while you play. Pin one to put it on screen, pin another to swap it, unpin to clear it.
The premium looks and the extra controls are Pro. They are decided and not finished.
Nothing reaches the overlay until you pin it, so the worst a bad submission can do is sit in a list only you are looking at.
The inbox and the pin are the free tool and stay that way.
The same three as every other tool here.
You get an inbox and a submission link, with no setup first.
No account to start.
That is how viewers reach you. Put it in your panels too.
The link is public by design. Only pinned questions ever show.
A browser source for the pinned question.
Empty until you pin something.
The inbox and the pin are free. Pro is the dressed-up version, and none of it is finished.
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Submission link | ||
| Inbox you can read while playing | ||
| Pin, swap and unpin to the overlay | ||
| Base overlay style | ||
| Premium looks | In development | |
| Extra controls | In development | |
| Account needed | No | Yes |
No. The submission page takes a question. The inbox is yours, and the overlay only shows what you pinned.
Nothing reaches the screen without you, which removes the reason to try. Word filters and per-viewer limits are Pro ideas and are not built.
Retention limits are part of the Pro boundary and are not settled. This page claims no number because there is not one to claim.
No. It is a link people send things to. There is no authorisation step and no scope to grant.
The next question someone asks you on stream can be on screen instead of lost in the scroll.