Your OBS picture and your dashboardSaturday, 15:30
Recorded from the running product. One click in the dashboard — the score appears in the conference.Example view — not real match data
How it runs at your desk
Every overlay is a link for OBS
Twitch and YouTube in one chat
Every overlay in portrait too
Match clock accurate to the second
The whole matchday
Five matches at once. All of them in your picture.
One board, every fixture of the conference. You type in a goal, your viewers see it the same moment.
Your video goes here
Real overlay output · Conference · design “Pokal-Nacht”Example view — not real match data
Every clock runs on its ownEach match has its own clock and its own half.
Penalty shoot-outKick by kick: scored, missed, running total — on screen.
Extra timeFirst and second period of extra time as their own sections.
Two legsThe aggregate score sits next to the current score.
Example view — not real match data
While you are on air
You watch football. This keeps running.
A watch-along runs 90 minutes without a break. Three things you do not have to keep an eye on.
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Twitch and YouTube in one window
Both chats run in one list, with the platform mark on every line — as its own overlay in OBS, landscape and portrait.
Reading along only needs the channel name
Ban, time out and post yourself once your account is connected
02
Press kick-off — the clock runs
The match clock runs in each of the 17 designs, accurate to the second — even when you reload the browser source in OBS.
The time is calculated from kick-off — reload the browser source and it is right again
In the conference every match has its own clock and its own half
03
The table fetches the standings itself
Add it and forget it: it reloads every minute — as its own overlay next to the conference.
German 1st, 2nd and 3rd division, data from OpenLigaDB — credited in the overlay
The only module that fetches its own data. Everything else is yours to set.
What goes on screen
This is what your community sees.
Four real outputs from the product, each in a different design. The empty area is deliberate: that is where your video runs.
ScoreSamstags-BalkenPress kick-off and the clock runs. Stoppage time you type in.Example view — not real match dataTablePokal-NachtAdd it and forget it — it reloads every minute on its own.Example view — not real match dataChatTwitch + YouTubeBoth chats in one list — as its own browser source on stream.Example view — not real match dataPollJoin inYour chat votes, the bars grow live.Example view — not real match dataAnd alsoLine-up, live ticker, alerts, draw, knockout bracket and the output of your bot.
Landscape and portrait
The same overlay, built twice.
Every overlay has its own portrait link in real 1080 × 1920 — with its own arrangement: the teams stack, the footer moves down. The chat too.
Your OBS picture1920 × 1080
Example view — not real match data
Your portrait stream1080 × 1920
Example view — not real match data
Designs
Ten styles in every module, 17 designs for the score.
Plus five colour worlds. You choose in the browser, the new look is on stream straight away.
The same score, four of 17 designsExample view — not real match data
Your dashboardStyle and colour world
Captured from the running dashboard. The preview shows what goes on stream next.Example view — not real match data
Try it yourself
Press goal. The score is in the picture instantly.
What runs on the left is not a picture of the overlay — it is the overlay, the very page you put into OBS. Goal, card, substitution, added time, half-time — you press, the display follows in the same second. Cards and substitutions go into the Liveticker: a second overlay with its own link for OBS. The empty space between them is your video.
Your OBS pictureScore & Liveticker
Liveticker
Example view — invented teams and player names, not real match data
Your control desk
Phase of the match
Design — the score stays
The control room
You type in a goal once.
On the left the control room for one match: score, scorers, match clock and line-up. On the right the whole matchday.
Your dashboardSingle match
Score, events, clock, line-up — real build, demo data.Example view — not real match data
Your dashboardConference
Every match of the day at a glance — real build, demo data.Example view — not real match data
On stream in three steps
Prepare. Go live. Breathe.
Every overlay is a link. You add it to OBS as a browser source — that was the setup.
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Before the streamPrepare teams, starting elevens, designs and the intro.
02
During the matchType in goals, cards and substitutions — they appear straight away.
03
If something goes wrongReload the browser source — score and clock are right again straight away. They live on the server.
Before you ask
Short and honest.
What do I need besides an account?
OBS and a browser. Every overlay is a link that you add to OBS as a browser source. Nothing is installed on your machine.
Does the chat work on Twitch and YouTube at the same time?
Yes. Both chats run in one list, with the platform mark on every line. Two YouTube connections work in parallel — handy if you stream landscape and portrait at once.
Do scores arrive automatically?
You type them in — that is exactly the watch-along routine: you watch the conference, one click, the score is on screen. The league table is the only module that fetches its own data.
Which leagues does the table cover?
The German 1st, 2nd and 3rd division through OpenLigaDB. Every other competition you enter yourself.
Can I moderate from the overlay?
Yes: ban, time out, delete and post yourself — once you have connected your Twitch or YouTube account. Reading along only needs the channel name.
Is the interface available in English?
Yes, you switch between German and English.
When can I try it?
You can use the interactive demo right now without signing in. The test launch is planned for mid to late August.
Get going
Create your account and set it up.
You sign in, add your match and paste the overlay link into OBS. That is the whole setup.
The first test is currently planned for mid to late August. You will receive selected updates on development, testing options and the launch — roughly once or twice a month.
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