How do I react during a stream?

The live reaction is a heart, like TikTok Live. Tap the heart button on the player, or tap the video itself, and a heart floats up over the stream. Tap as many times as you like. Hearts are free and instant, and they feed the streamer's hype meter so they can see the room reacting in real time.

Reacting during a stream is one tap. The reaction is a heart (the same idea as a TikTok Live like), and you send it by tapping the heart button on the player or just tapping the video. Each tap sends a heart that floats up over the stream and fades, and you can spam them as much as you want in a hot moment.

Send hearts

1. Open a live stream.
2. Tap the heart button on the player, or tap (or double-tap) the video itself.
3. A heart floats up over the stream. Keep tapping to send more.
4. Your taps burst on your screen instantly, so it always feels responsive.

What hearts do

• They float up the side of the stream as a live trail of hearts.
• They feed the streamer's hype meter, so the broadcaster sees the crowd reacting in real time.
• They are free, instant, and unlimited. There is no emoji picker, just hearts.
• To keep things smooth, your hearts show instantly on your own screen while the count sent to the streamer is lightly rate-limited.

Hearts are a hype signal, not a payment. They are not the same as a tip. If you want to support the streamer financially, send a tip in Coins instead.