Deep in a game, or caught up in a good conversation. In the little house next door, your pets’ lives go on. Meet someone without knowing their name, and make your stream a little easier, too.
Another cozy day at home.World illustration
Your stream is their home.
Reading a book, making tea, or drawing a picture. Just being there makes them hard to look away from.
Sometimes, a visit to somewhere new.
A little outing, or a guest at the door. Small encounters, without sharing channel names.
A helping paw for your stream.
A hello for a first comment. A thank-you for a Super Chat. Viewer and like counters, too—all in one app.
No need to rush. They’re happy here.
A familiar face, without a name tag.
No names needed. Just happy to meet again.
“Look, the one with that hat is back!” Get to know each visitor by their pet and the outfits that make them unique.
With fellow streamers
Hello there.
A little visit from another stream.
While you stream, pets pop over to one another’s homes. No channel names or links are shown, so everyone can enjoy the pets’ time together without worrying about popularity or numbers.
Your custom pet name and stream URL are not shared with your host.
With your viewers
Example room codeA1B2C
Invite everyone into your room.
Open a room and share its five-character code. Viewers can visit with their own pets through General mode in the app. Here, too, a visitor’s character is how you recognize them.
Viewers do not need OneComme. Visits happen between the streamer and participants.
Whose home? A secret. That little face? Unforgettable.
A cute housemate. A helpful streaming companion.
Little pets. Handy stream tools. All free.
Keeping count, welcoming viewers, and saying thank you. The everyday tools your stream needs are finding a home in Minst.
This is free, tooLucky Charm CounterEnglish guide illustration. Numbers are display examples.
Give your stream stats a little charm.
Viewers and likes. At home on the wall. Ready for your stream.
Show stats retrieved by OneComme. Hang the counter in your pet’s room, or add just the counter to OBS with a transparent background. It is useful even when your pet stays out of the spotlight.
YouTube
Subscribers · viewers · likes · clock
Twitch
Followers · viewers · clock
Available values depend on OneComme. Values not yet retrieved appear as “—”.
A tiny welcoming committee for your stream.
A message in chat. A hello from Pomu.
A greeting with your viewer’s name—and a happy little gesture, too.
When someone chats for the first timeAoi,Nice to meet you!
A friendly little wave
A first hello, just for you.
Pomu notices a first comment and comes to say hello. A speech bubble with the viewer’s name, a wave, and a little bow help you welcome someone new together.
When a familiar viewer chats againHi, Sakura!Lovely to see you
Welcome back, familiar faces
So happy to see you again.
A greeting for the first comment of the day, too. The words change with the time of day and how long it has been, from “Lovely to see you” to “It’s been a while.”
When support such as a Super Chat arrivesHinata,Thank you!
Both paws up with joy
A thank-you from head to toe.
Pomu reacts to Super Chats, memberships, Twitch Bits, subscriptions, and more. A personal thank-you and a little happy hop show your appreciation.
Feature illustrations based on the app. Names in speech bubbles are examples.
Chat integration is built in; no extra plugin is needed. Select your own stream in OneComme on the same PC and turn on Export. First-time chatters are identified from saved records, and each person is greeted at most once a day. Reactions appear while your pet is home and the stream is confirmed live. Silent arrivals are not detected.
YouTube reactions, too
Let a little happiness float by.
Hearts and celebrations become tiny decorations. A gentle touch that fits right into your stream.
❤️Hearts
😄Petals
🎉Confetti
😳Sparkles
💯Stars
More of the tools you want. Still free.
Minst is bringing together stream features you may once have bought separately. Following counters, greetings, and thank-you reactions, we plan to keep adding more tools you can use for free.
This is our plan for future additions. We will introduce each new feature when it is ready to use.
Little friends to share your days.
Who will join your stream?
Start with Pomu. Earn points to welcome the cats, too.
Let’s be friends.
POMU
Pomu
A tiny housemate with a sunny little smile.
A round face and pink, petal-like gills. Whether relaxing at home or welcoming a visitor, Pomu is someone you will want to keep an eye on.
Pink gills, just like flower petals
Pomu is with you from the start. Each of the three cats costs 15 points earned in the app. No point purchases needed.
Matching outfits? Absolutely.
Clothes, hats, and accessories work with all four pets. Once unlocked, you can mix, match, and change as often as you like.
Make the room your own.
Arrange furniture and try a new look. Choose from three free designs each for wallpaper, flooring, rugs, and doors.
A little more to enjoy, every day.
Streaming and joining rooms earn you points. Little by little, add friends, outfits, gifts, and furniture to your world.
Today’s stream. Tomorrow’s little treat.
When going live is confirmed15pt
Once per stream
When joining a room in General mode15pt
Once per stream
Each of the three cats, 13 outfits, and furniture items costs 15 points. App running time, chat messages, and likes do not earn points.
Another day, at their own pace.
So much joy, just watching.
Eight everyday activities, each with its own little gestures. Invite them through Requests, or leave them to their own adventures.
Pomu’s everyday moments.Actual app views · Explore all eight activities
A moment today / Drawing
All done! Look what I made.
A few crayons, a burst of inspiration, and a masterpiece to show you. What will Pomu draw today?
Unlock crayons and add a table. Crayons can be used again and again.
Requests also include snacks and gentle pats.
Little joys of home, part one.
A little corner. Or the whole cozy home.
Keep Mini view beside your game or conversation. When something catches your eye, show the whole home. Or hide the walls and floor to blend into your stream.
Mini view is 640 × 400; Full home is 1280 × 800. Furniture, rugs, and speech bubbles stay visible when walls and floors are hidden.
MY STREAMLIVE
A cozy chatting streamGlad you’re here.
Hello!What a cute home!
Just a little company in the corner.
Three views to suit your stream.The pet and room are actual app views. The surrounding stream scene is an illustration.
Little joys of home, part two.
Little gifts. Lovely surprises.
Fill the box with a warm welcome and a little playfulness.
Let’s dig in!
What shall we offer today?
Good treats taste better together.
A sweet little break with a cute snack. What will you offer when a guest comes over?
Fill your gift box with your favorite three items. Then leave the rest to your pets.
Pick three unlocked items from 10 gifts, including water. Once you have a gift, using it does not use it up.
Where did they come from? That’s a secret. Just pets, enjoying a little freedom.
Welcome home. One step at a time.
Set up your stream, with Pomu by your side.
Big, friendly menus make it easy to find your way home. For streamers, Stream setup walks you through four steps.
Start at home, then head to Dress up, the Shop, or Stream setup.English guide illustrations based on the open beta app.
1
Connect OneComme
Run both on the same PC and check the connection.
2
Choose your stream
Select your own stream. Turn on Export in OneComme.
3
Show in OBS
Copy the display URL into an OBS Browser Source.
4
Check reactions
Use the in-app tests to try greetings and effects.
Chat integration is built in. Test effects appear only in the app preview. Viewers enter a five-character room code in General mode. They do not need to set up OneComme or OBS.
Before you welcome them home.
A few things you might wonder.
What is it?
QWhat is Minst?
Minst is a free Windows app where a pet lives in the corner of your stream and visits other streamers’ or viewers’ pets anonymously. It also includes stream counters, greetings for new and returning chatters, and thank-you reactions for support such as Super Chats. Minst is currently in open beta.
QWhat can I use for free?
The app download and the anonymous visits, viewer rooms, counters, greetings, and thank-you features shown here are free. You start with Pomu. Earn points by streaming or joining a room to unlock three cats, outfits, gifts, and furniture. There is no need to buy points. A paid Donation Edition supports development and includes exclusive thank-you items.
QHow do the free Standard Edition and paid Donation Edition differ?
The app itself is the same in both editions. The Donation Edition is for people who enjoy Minst and would like to support its continued development. If you like this little world, your support is welcome. As a small thank-you, the Donation Edition includes exclusive items that are not available in the Standard Edition.
QWhat do I need to get started?
The downloadable app is for Windows. Streamers run Minst and OneComme on the same PC, select their own YouTube or Twitch stream, and turn on Export in OneComme. Chat integration is built into Minst, so no extra plugin is needed. Use an OBS Browser Source to show Minst on your stream. Follow the four steps in Stream setup and the in-app Help.
QWhat can another person see during an anonymous visit?
Your host sees things such as your pet’s type, outfit, and gifts. Your custom pet name, channel name, stream URL, and chat messages are not shared with them. Normal visits do not include choosing a specific person or direct messaging. Viewers in rooms join through the same system. Chat greetings on your own stream are a separate feature and use the viewer’s display name in speech bubbles.
QCan viewers join in?
Yes. Viewers use the Windows app in General mode and enter the five-character room code shared by the streamer. They do not need OneComme or a streaming setup. Visits take place between the streamer and participants, not between viewers or across different rooms. The room closes when the stream ends, and the next stream uses a new code.
QWhen do greetings and thank-you reactions appear?
Minst responds to chat messages and notifications from OneComme: a first-time chatter according to its records, someone’s first comment of the day, a return after a while, or support such as a Super Chat. It cannot detect someone silently entering the stream. Each person is greeted at most once a day, with the day resetting at 5:00 a.m. Japan time (JST). Reactions appear while your pet is at home and your stream is confirmed live. They do not appear while your pet is away, paused, or the room is being decorated. Greetings and thank-you reactions can be switched on or off separately.
QCan I use just the counter?
Yes. Hang it on the room wall or show only the counter in OBS with a transparent background. YouTube counters show subscribers, concurrent viewers, and likes; Twitch counters show followers and concurrent viewers. A clock is included. Values depend on what OneComme can retrieve, and show “—” when unavailable or disconnected. Keep both Minst and OneComme running while displaying the counter.
QDo I need to keep controlling it during my stream?
Once the room and three items in the gift box are ready, you can leave the pets to it. There are eight daily activities: reading, tea time, plant care, drawing, napping, yarn play, window time, and cleaning. You can also choose an activity from Requests. Activities need the appropriate furniture or tools. Outgoing visits, incoming guests, and sounds can be toggled separately. Visits require an internet connection.
QCan I hide the walls and floor and overlay my pet on the stream?
Yes, with Mini view (no walls / floor). It hides the walls, floor, door, windows, and wall counter while keeping your pet, furniture, rug, gifts, speech bubbles, and shadows on a transparent background. Standard Mini view and the no-walls/floor version use a base size of 640 × 400; Full home uses 1280 × 800. A separate transparent counter-only view is also available.
QWhat happens with YouTube reactions?
Minst receives YouTube reaction data through OneComme and shows five small effects: hearts, petals, confetti, sparkles, and stars. The decorations float gently across the scene. This feature is for YouTube. If OneComme receives several streams at once, reaction data may not be separable by stream.
QHow do I earn points?
Streamers earn 15 points once per stream when going live is confirmed. In General mode, you earn 15 points once per stream when joining a room is accepted. A regular Rapiusa delivery gives 10 points, at most once a day, resetting at midnight Japan time (JST). Time spent running the app, chat messages, likes, and reactions do not earn points. Each of the three cats, 13 outfits, and furniture items costs 15 points.
QDo Rapiusa deliveries expire?
Alongside regular deliveries, the Minst team may send points or messages. A delivery sent to everyone applies to homes that exist when it is sent, and normally must be claimed within 14 days. Check the deadline in the notice. Multiple deliveries are combined into one visit, and individual messages can be read in Rapiusa delivery history in the Shop. Points you have claimed remain yours after the deadline.
MINST
Free download for Windows
The open beta is here.
Start life with Pomu on your next stream. Welcome your pet for free, and help shape everyday life in Minst.