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Any indie VTuber with 1,000 or more followers/subscribers on Twitch or YouTube who streams regularly. We verify both your follower count and your streaming activity automatically when you connect your account, so nothing is self-reported. The 1,000 floor isn't about gatekeeping; it's about making sure everyone on the platform is genuinely committed to their VTuber career. VSpark is English-language only for now and indie-focused. If you're signed to an agency, their management team handles collab coordination.

All core features are free: swiping, matching, the planning chat, the community forum, achievements, and leaderboards. VSpark is designed to be accessible first. Premium (subscription) unlocks: Unlimited daily swipes Algorithm boost Profile frame so you stand out in the deck, and follower-count range filters. There's also a 24-hour Spotlight boost you can grab as a one-off if you need a collab partner urgently, no subscription needed.

Your profile collects your game genres, streaming style, personality type, timezone, and collab preferences. The algorithm surfaces VTubers whose answers genuinely complement yours: not just people who play the same games, but people whose energy, schedule, and style align. Timezone overlap is weighted heavily, because a great match in the wrong timezone is a frustrating match. Free filters include timezone windows and stream type. Follower count range filtering is a premium feature. By default, we don't sort by size, because VSpark is about connection, not clout.

Pretty much everything: FPS MOBA RPG Horror Cozy / Indie Just Chatting Karaoke / Music Art streams Variety and more. Set your preferences in your profile and use stream type filters when browsing. Got something specific in mind that doesn't fit neatly into a category? Post it in the community forum and let the right people come to you.

Block any user instantly and they immediately lose all visibility of your profile. Reports go to our human moderation team for review (no automated bans for edge cases). If a report is upheld, the account is banned and the offender's Twitch/YT user ID is blocklisted, so re-registering with the same channel isn't possible. If a collab just… didn't vibe? Either party can close the planning chat and archive the connection cleanly, no drama required.

After a scheduled collab time passes, both users can confirm on VSpark that the stream happened. Confirmed collabs show on your public profile and count toward streak achievements and leaderboard rankings. If the collab went well, either party can leave a positive endorsement. There are no downvotes or negative ratings. We deliberately avoided them, because public negative ratings on creator platforms tend to get weaponised by bad actors. The absence of endorsements is itself a quiet signal, without handing anyone a tool to abuse.

They serve different needs. The swipe deck is great for ongoing discovery: browsing compatible VTubers and seeing who mutually connects with you. The forum is for specific, time-sensitive requests: "looking for 2–3 VTubers for a group horror collab this Saturday" or "anyone want to do a JP/EN language exchange stream next week?" Posts are organised by stream type and auto-expire so listings stay fresh. Think of the swipe deck as the matchmaking and the forum as the notice board.

No. Your VSpark profile is built entirely around your VTuber persona: your character name, your channel, your streaming preferences. We don't collect or display real names, locations, or any information beyond what's public on your Twitch or YouTube profile. Your profile is only visible to other registered, verified VTubers, never to the general public or search engines. Badges and reputation info can also be set to private if you prefer.