FROGY lets you turn your stream into a real conversation — you can invite viewers to join your stream as guests in real time!
A guest is a viewer who joins your stream with audio or video (they choose how they want to connect). As a streamer, you stay fully in control of who joins and when.
There are two ways guests can appear on your stream:
Option 1: Viewer Requests to Join as a Guest
A viewer can request to join your stream as a guest. Once they do, they’ll be placed in a waiting room, and you decide whether to accept or decline their request.
To manage guest requests, click the Guests button in the lower-right corner of the screen. Inside, you’ll see three sections:
Waiting — viewers who’ve requested to join and are waiting for your approval
Live Guests — guests who are already connected and live on your stream
Recommended — the full list of viewers currently watching your stream
When you approve a request, the viewer immediately moves from Waiting to Live Guests and becomes part of the broadcast.
In all guest lists, you can see how much a viewer has donated in total (displayed in USDC), as well as their badge. Learn more about badges here.
Option 2: You Invite a Viewer Yourself
You can also take the initiative and invite someone to join your stream.
In the Recommended list, simply click Invite next to a viewer’s name. They’ll have 30 seconds to accept or decline your invitation.
If they don’t respond in time, the invitation expires — but no worries, you can always send another one!
Managing Guests During the Stream
As the streamer, you’re always in control of your broadcast. You can:
Remove guests from the stream at any time
Reposition guest windows freely on your screen to customise your layout
This makes it easy to host Q&A sessions, invite fans on stage, or turn your stream into a dynamic live discussion — all while keeping things organised and comfortable for everyone.
Inviting guests is a great way to boost engagement, build stronger connections with your audience, and make your streams more interactive.
