Today, Blerp brings soundboards and sound emotes to over 100,000 streamers on Twitch. Streamers who install the Blerp extension report better chat engagement, higher stream interaction, an increase in followers and subscribers, and an enhanced revenue chain for their stream. Blerp currently works exclusively on Twitch, but will be launching the full Sound Emotes experience to YouTube Gaming and Facebook on January 12, 2021. You can sign up for the early Beta here.

What makes Blerp truly unique is the thousands of content creators making personalized soundboards of their own voice, which they feature on-stream for their fans. Increasing engagement and enticing new subscribers is the key to making a sustainable living from streaming, and Blerp has been instrumental to streamer success.

Katy Bentz, notable for her role as Steph Gingrich in Life is Strange: Before the Storm, is a hugely popular Twitch streamer who attributes a portion of her success to Blerp. “I would recommend Blerp a hundred times over to anybody... it’s really great when you can be a part of something and [represent] something you really believe in, and I really believe in Blerp.”

Although Blerp is currently focused on amplifying gaming and live streaming through audio experiences and sound sharing, their vision is to bring Blerp to a wider variety of platforms through integrations with voice assistants, voice chats, and more. To become a part of the sound emote movement, sign up at www.blerp.com to start creating sounds and sharing your voice.