Prime Keeper - Sub Reminder for Twitch

Your Twitch Prime sub renews every 30 days. If you forget to use it, it's gone - that channel just lost a sub and you got nothing for it. Prime Keeper makes sure that stops happening. HOW IT WORKS Track the channels you care about. Prime Keeper reads your Twitch subscriptions page to learn when your next Prime credit becomes available, then sleeps until that date. When the credit returns, you get a notification - and if you've turned on auto-resub, it goes ahead and spends it on your chosen channel for you. FEATURES • Track channels with one click - a Track button appears right next to the Subscribe button on any channel page • Automatic return-date detection, read straight from your own subscriptions page • Notification the moment your Prime credit is available again • Optional auto-resub - picks your target channel, opens the subscribe modal, and uses the Prime credit for you • Pick a target channel so auto-resub always knows where the credit should go • A badge on the toolbar icon so you can see your status at a glance • Clean, quiet dark UI that stays out of your way WHAT IT DOESN'T DO • It never spends money. Prime Keeper only uses the free Prime credit included with your Amazon Prime membership - it will not select or purchase a paid tier. If the Prime option isn't available, it stops and tells you. • It doesn't ask for your Twitch password and it has no login of its own. It works inside your own already-signed-in browser session. • It doesn't collect, transmit, or sell your data. Everything Prime Keeper knows lives in your browser's local storage and never leaves your machine. • It doesn't run anywhere except twitch.tv. ONE CREDIT, ONE CHANNEL Amazon Prime gives you a single Prime sub credit per month. Prime Keeper is built around that fact - set your target channel, and every month that credit lands where you want it. Prime Keeper is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Twitch Interactive, Inc. or Amazon.com, Inc.