Autopilot 0.5.3

Needs StreamNook 8.8.0. A missing badge that only certain channels give, like one offered only during a channel's live episodes, now takes over the moment one of those channels is live with it, and replays in the same category no longer count. Finished drops Twitch will not grant yet (a game account that is not linked) are no longer claimed and announced every minute.

Autopilot 0.5.2

Needs StreamNook 8.8.0. Brings back 0.5.0's changes now that the app it was built for is out: Twitch's second drops list (multi-day, subscription and mystery rewards), missing badges first, and the settings page inside Autopilot. On an app that does not send those settings, both stay off.

Autopilot 0.5.1

Same as 0.4.8. 0.5.0 went out before the StreamNook update it was built for, and on the current app it put badge drops ahead of your own games with no way to turn that off. Its changes come back together with that update.

Autopilot 0.5.0

Collects the drops it used to miss, like the Pokémon balls that need 20 minutes a day on 3 days, and opens or claims them when they're ready. Drops that give a badge you don't have yet now go first (on by default), ahead of everything except games you skip.

• "Tell me when it switches" now works.
• The "Fewest channels" order no longer puts drops that any channel can give first.
• A drop with no live channel is retried less often, from every 3 minutes up to once an hour.

With the next StreamNook update, the Drops center gets a new settings page, with Patient, Balanced and Quick presets for when progress stops, and a Mine button on these drops. Until then the current settings page stays.

Ad-Free Playback 0.4.2

A proxy you add now has a Use button on its row, the way a relay always has.

Before this, the only control that made streams go through your own proxy was the Try first dropdown in the card above, and that dropdown only appears once a proxy exists. So the one setting a new proxy needed was a setting that had not been there a moment earlier, in a different card from the row it applies to. A proxy row itself showed nothing.

• Use on a proxy moves it to the front of your proxy list and switches the order to proxies first, both at once, because both decide whether the proxy is reached at all.
• The button reads Using for the proxy streams are actually picked up through, which is the confirmation the row never gave.
• Clicking Using goes back to trying the shared relays first.
• A relay's pin is untouched by either, so the two no longer fight over one setting.

Relays-only behaviour is unchanged. No new permissions, so no re-consent on update.

Ad-Free Playback 0.4.1

Adds support for your own HTTP proxy (v2) alongside the shared playlist relays (v1), in whichever order you prefer.

Setup guide: https://docs.streamnook.app/ad-free-server

Replaces 0.4.0, which could not be installed: its manifest description exceeded the 200-character limit the app enforces at install time.

Windows x86_64 and macOS universal (arm64 + x86_64).

Autopilot 0.4.8

Mines creator drop campaigns that are filed under an umbrella category.

An allow-listed channel is now judged by what Twitch says it can earn right now, not only by whether its current category matches the campaign's. A subathon campaign filed under Special Events credits on its channel whatever the streamer is playing, and Mine used to refuse to start on those. Ordinary game campaigns are unaffected.

Autopilot 0.4.7

Autopilot 0.4.7

• Campaigns you have already fully collected are now skipped by automation. Previously a finished campaign could be farmed forever at 0%, looping between streamers until it expired, because Twitch keeps listing it as unclaimed.
• Automation and the app's Completed section now agree: whatever shows as collected there will not be mined.
• If a campaign stops crediting after several streamer switches, automation rests it for half an hour and moves to the next campaign instead of looping on it.
• Clicking Mine on an already-collected campaign now tells you it is complete instead of spinning at 0%.

Autopilot 0.4.6

Autopilot 0.4.6

• Automation now starts on its own when you open the app. No more toggling it off and back on to get it going.
• The drops panel and title bar show the reward you're actually working toward and its real progress, and stay stable on it instead of sitting at 0% or bouncing between campaigns.
• Clicking Mine on a specific drop hands back to full automation when that drop finishes, instead of stopping everything.
• On games running several drop campaigns at once, automation follows the one that is actually earning.
• Background channel points farming no longer competes with your active drop, so drops earn at full speed.

Autopilot 0.4.5

Fixes Twitch drops that never credited on allow-list and umbrella event campaigns (for example, "Special Events" drops like Football Fest).

A drop only earns while a participating channel is live under the campaign's own category. Mining now requires both allow-list membership and the correct live category, instead of watching any live allow-listed channel (which could be streaming something else entirely and credit nothing).

Also in this release:

• When no participating channel is live in the right category, mining a single campaign stops with a clear message instead of appearing to run at 0 percent.
• Finished drops are claimed automatically even while idle.
• Clicking Mine shows an immediate "Starting" state so it's clear the action registered.