Kick connector
Connect a Kick.com channel to BakoshApp and drive in-game actions from Kick gifts, chat, follows and subscriptions. PRO only.
Kick support is available on the PRO and MAX plans, like the Native Connector. On Free, BakoshApp works through TikFinity on TikTok only.
What it is
BakoshApp is not TikTok-only. Kick.com is a second, equal event source: viewers on Kick can send gifts, follow, subscribe and chat, and each of those can fire an in-game action exactly like a TikTok event does.
Both platforms connect at the same time and independently. The app header holds two connectors with their own input fields and their own status — TikTok connected and Kick disconnected (or the other way round) is a perfectly normal working state.
How to connect a Kick channel
- Make sure you have an active PRO or MAX subscription. On Free the channel field is disabled and reads PRO only.
- In the app header, find the second connector — the one with the Kick logo.
- Type the channel slug. That's the part of the address after
kick.com/: forkick.com/bakoshyou typebakosh. Don't paste the full URL. - Press the connect button. On success the channel avatar appears next to the status Connected to Kick.
- The slug and avatar are remembered — next launch the field is already filled in, you only press connect.
You never sign in to Kick inside BakoshApp and you don't authorize anything with your Kick account. The app subscribes to a channel's events by its name, so you can also point it at a channel you don't own — handy for testing.
Connection statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Not connected | No channel connected. |
| Connecting… | The app is resolving the channel and setting up event subscriptions. |
| Connected to Kick | Events are flowing. |
| Connection error | Something failed. The message is shown next to the status and in the app log. |
Which triggers work on Kick
In the trigger picker (the Trigger button on an action row) the Native-connector group has two tabs: TikTok and Kick. The tab decides which platform the trigger belongs to.
Kick supports five types:
| Type | Fires on |
|---|---|
| Gift | A viewer sends a gift paid for with Kicks. |
| Chat | A message in channel chat. An optional keyword narrows it. |
| Follow | A new follower of the channel. |
| Subscribe | A paid channel subscription — new or a renewal. |
| Min-Max (Coins) | Any gift whose value in Kicks falls inside a range. |
Like, Share and Joined do not exist on Kick. They are absent from Kick's official API, not disabled by BakoshApp. Full side-by-side: Kick vs TikTok.
A trigger belongs to the platform whose tab you created it on. To run the same action from both TikTok and Kick, create two rows — one with a TikTok trigger, one with a Kick trigger.
Gifts on Kick are matched by price
Kick's API reports how much a gift was worth in Kicks, but not which gift was sent. BakoshApp therefore matches Kick gift triggers by their price in Kicks — when you pick a gift from the built-in list of 10, you are really choosing its price. Two gifts that cost the same are interchangeable for the trigger.
There is no region picker on the Kick side (the gift list is global) and no gift catalog download — Kick does not publish one.
100 Diamonds on TikTok and 100 Kicks on Kick are not the same money. Set thresholds separately per platform — including in TTS Chat, which has one threshold for each.
Chat events aren't arriving
BakoshApp subscribes to Kick chat only when it is actually needed — that is, when you have at least one enabled Kick chat trigger, or TTS Chat turned on. That set is decided at the moment you connect.
So the usual sequence that breaks it is: connect Kick → then add your first chat trigger (or enable TTS) → nothing happens.
Fix: disconnect and reconnect Kick in the app header. The app then asks Kick for chat events too.
Common issues
"PRO only" on the channel field
Kick is a PRO/MAX feature. On Free, use TikFinity with TikTok.
"Kick connect failed"
Almost always a wrong slug. Enter only the channel name from kick.com/<channel> — no https://, no kick.com/, no spaces, no trailing slash. Then check your internet connection and try again.
The connection dropped after my subscription ended
Losing PRO closes the Kick connection and releases its event subscriptions on the server. After renewing, connect again from the app header.
The action is set up but never fires on Kick
Check that the trigger was created on the Kick tab. A TikTok trigger never reacts to Kick events, and vice versa — the action row shows which platform its trigger belongs to.
I need a Like / Share / Joined trigger on Kick
Not possible — Kick doesn't emit those events. Use Gift, Chat, Follow, Subscribe or Min-Max instead.
Quick FAQ
Can I stream on TikTok and Kick at the same time? Yes. Both connectors run in parallel and each has its own status.
Do I need to install anything for Kick? No. Kick needs no TikFinity, no Live Studio equivalent, and no browser extension — just the channel slug.
Can two people connect the same Kick channel? Yes. Event subscriptions belong to the channel, and BakoshApp handles the sharing; disconnecting one user does not cut the other off.
Why is the audience filter shorter on Kick? Because Kick doesn't report those viewer attributes at all — see Kick vs TikTok.