Lurkloot
It watches the right channels, switches as campaigns end, and auto-claims every reward — in your browser or headless on a server. You just collect.
Browser extension · Headless CLI · Docker
Why you'll love it
Stop arranging your life around drop campaigns. Let them arrange themselves around you.
How it works
Add it to your browser. It rides on the Twitch and Kick sessions you're already signed into — nothing to connect, no password to hand over.
Enable each platform and let it auto-discover live campaigns. Prioritize the drops and games you care about, or just leave the defaults and walk away.
It quietly keeps your watch time counting in the background — no video tab required. It hops channels as campaigns end and claims every reward the moment it unlocks.
See it first
An interactive — but non-functional — demo of the actual popup, running on mock data. Switch Twitch/Kick, open Settings, reorder campaigns, flip toggles. Nothing here is really farming; it's just exactly the UI you get after installing.
Under the hood
Instead of pinning a video tab and burning bandwidth, it keeps your watch time counting quietly in the background. Drops tick up while your machine stays cool — and if progress ever stalls, it falls back to a muted tab so you never miss out.
It tracks the exact channel dropping what you want and re-routes the instant a campaign ends. Drag to set your own order, or pick a strategy and let it decide.
Every drop is claimed for you automatically — along with Twitch channel points and Kick's daily challenge cards, each on by default and switchable per platform. You just open your inventory and find it already there.
A real-time log records every decision — channel switches, claims, skips, retries — with diagnostic detail on demand. It's never a black box.
No browser required
The exact same farming engine, headless. No browser, no video tab — drop it on a box you already keep running and let your drops pile up 24/7.
# config.json is created with sensible defaults
docker run --rm -it -v "$PWD/data:/data" \
ghcr.io/jamezrin/lurkloot-cli:latest auth twitch device-login
docker run --rm -it -v "$PWD/data:/data" \
ghcr.io/jamezrin/lurkloot-cli:latest auth kick device-login
# then leave the farming loop running
docker run -d --name lurkloot --restart unless-stopped \
-v "$PWD/data:/data" ghcr.io/jamezrin/lurkloot-cli:latestIt runs @lurkloot/core directly — no faked browser globals, no headless Chrome. Identical farming logic.
Both platforms farm over plain HTTP, with a real Chrome TLS fingerprint to reach Kick. Twitch and Kick, no tab.
Pull it from GHCR for amd64 and arm64 — nothing to build. Perfect for a server, a NAS, or a Raspberry Pi.
Authorize Twitch and Kick from any device with a code. No password, no cookie export, ever.
Coverage
Wherever a campaign runs, it's already on it — watching a channel thatactually counts toward your drop. No hunting, no guesswork.
It finds the Twitch drops you can earn, keeps you on a channel that's actually dropping them, and claims every reward for you — channel points included.
Full Kick drops support, right in your browser. It follows live campaigns, picks the right channel for the reward you want, and claims it the moment it unlocks — daily challenge cards included.
Any game, any campaign. If a drop exists, it gets farmed the moment it goes live — these are just a few of them.
Private by design
Other farmers ask you to hand over tokens or run on someone else's server. This does neither — a local-only, fully open-source tool that never sees a password and never phones home.
It uses the session you're already logged into. Your credentials are never requested.
No exported cookies or tokens, no remote servers, no analytics harvesting your activity.
It talks to Twitch and Kick straight from your browser — nothing is routed through anyone else.
Your viewing activity stays on your machine — it's never collected, profiled, or sold.
Every line is public. Read it, build it yourself, and verify it does exactly what it says — no trust required.
Answers
Everything people want to know before installing.
Yes. Lurkloot is completely free and open source. There are no accounts, no subscriptions, and no paywalled features — install it from the Chrome Web Store and it works immediately. The headless CLI and its Docker image are free too.
Never. The browser extension reuses the session you are already logged into, and the headless CLI authorizes through each platform's device-login — a short code you approve on any device. Either way it does not ask for your password, and it does not export or upload your cookies or tokens. Your credentials stay where they are.
Yes — that is the whole point. By default it uses a lightweight background mode that keeps your watch time counting without a video tab open at all. If progress ever stalls, it automatically falls back to a pinned, muted tab to keep your drops moving while you do other things.
Yes. Alongside the browser extension, Lurkloot ships a headless command-line version that runs the exact same farming engine with no browser at all — both Twitch and Kick farm over plain HTTP. There is a prebuilt, multi-arch Docker image, so you can leave it running 24/7 on a server, a NAS, or a Raspberry Pi. You authorize each platform once with a device-login code, then it just collects.
Yes. The whole codebase is open source on GitHub — the extension, the headless CLI, and the shared farming engine. You can read every line, build it yourself, and confirm exactly what it does. Since nothing is hidden and nothing phones home, you do not have to take our word for the privacy claims.
It works with any Twitch or Kick drops campaign the platform offers — including popular titles like Rust and Valorant, plus everything else with active drops. It discovers live campaigns automatically, tracks the right channel for each drop, and switches channels as campaigns finish.
Lurkloot operates entirely within your own normal, logged-in browser session and does not touch your password or export any data. That said, it is an unofficial tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Twitch or Kick. Automating viewing may be against a platform's terms of service, so use it at your own discretion.
When a drop becomes claimable, Lurkloot claims it for you automatically. The same goes for Twitch channel points and Kick's daily challenge cards, which are opened as soon as their watch-time goal is met — both are on by default, with a separate toggle per platform. You can also turn on notifications so you know the moment a reward lands, and it tells you when all campaigns are exhausted.
Fully. Drag campaigns to set an explicit farming order, or pick a strategy: ending soonest first, lowest availability first, or priority-list only. You can exclude specific campaigns and channels, choose which games to farm, and keep a per-platform Idle Watchlist as a fallback for when no eligible drops are available.
Ready when you are
Free, and running in under a minute. Install once and let your drops pile up while you do literally anything else.
No account · No password · No tracking