# VoxBot Docs

## Documentation

- [What is VoxBot](https://docs.vox.bot/readme.md)
- [Creating your Account](https://docs.vox.bot/getting-started/creating-your-account.md): Creating an account and connecting the platforms you stream on.
- [Creating TTS commands](https://docs.vox.bot/getting-started/creating-tts-commands.md): Setting up text-to-speech commands that can be used by chat.
- [Configuring your Streaming Software](https://docs.vox.bot/getting-started/configuring-your-streaming-software.md): Add VoxBot as a browser source to OBS, Streamlabs, Meld Studio, your IRL streaming app, or anything else you use to stream.
- [Using Text-to-Speech](https://docs.vox.bot/getting-started/using-text-to-speech.md): Trigger TTS messages by sending a message in your stream chat.
- [Supported Platforms](https://docs.vox.bot/about/supported-platforms.md): Information on the platforms supported by VoxBot.


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