Overlays

OBS overlays you build by dragging, not by editing CSS

Build a scene by dragging widgets onto a canvas, style them once, and add a single browser source to OBS. Everything on it updates live — the hunt, the chat, the alerts, the leaderboard — without you touching OBS again.

48 widgets, all of them live

Hunt tables and dashboards, running totals, recent results, best and worst bonus, chat from every connected platform, alerts, giveaway and raffle panels, points leaderboards, wager race boards, now-playing panels, timers and countdowns.

  • Live hunt table and hunt dashboard with auto-scroll
  • Running totals, break-even and required-multiplier readouts
  • Cross-platform chat — Kick, Discord and Twitch messages in one widget
  • Alerts, giveaways, raffles and points leaderboards
  • Wager race leaderboards in five designs

Multiple scenes, switched from chat or from OBS

An overlay project holds as many scenes as you want, and you switch between them from chat, from a trigger button, or automatically as OBS changes scene. Connect the OBS WebSocket and the overlay follows your scene list without a second click.

Details that only matter once you are live

Long hunt tables scroll by themselves, and stop when the content already fits, so a short hunt does not creep up and down for an hour. Scrolling widgets recycle their DOM so a fifty-bonus hunt does not cost frames in the OBS browser source. Sliders commit when you release them rather than mid-drag, so a value never snaps back while you are setting it.

Overlay URLs carry anti-sharing protection, because an overlay URL is the one link that gives away an entire layout.

One trigger, one URL, one Stream Deck button

Every trigger gets its own URL. Paste it into a Stream Deck button and it fires — no picker, no menu, one tap. That is also how sponsor deliverables work: each one becomes a single button you press when it happens on stream.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to know CSS or HTML?

No. The editor is drag-and-drop with a properties panel for colours, fonts, sizes and behaviour. You add one browser source to OBS and never edit code.

Will the overlay slow my stream down?

The scrolling widgets recycle their DOM elements specifically so long hunt lists stay smooth in the OBS browser source, and auto-scroll switches itself off when content already fits.

Can I use it with Streamlabs or other broadcast software?

Anything that supports a browser source will render the overlay. OBS scene control specifically uses the OBS WebSocket.

Can someone steal my overlay if they get the URL?

Overlay URLs carry anti-sharing protection, because the URL alone would otherwise hand over a complete layout.

Try it on your next stream

Create an account, connect Kick or Discord, and run a hunt tonight.

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