Build the visual layer, add viewer participation, connect it to OBS, and review what happened after the stream.
Useful for streams that need better visuals, clearer viewer actions, and simple OBS setup.
Build the parts of the broadcast that viewers actually see.
Give chat a reason to participate and a result to watch.
Review what happened and package stronger updates for sponsors.
Create overlays, frames, alerts, stream screens, and widgets that are designed for a real broadcast layout.
Explore overlaysChoose a themed pack with matching overlay elements instead of stitching together unrelated graphics.
Copy the StreamRituals URL into OBS as a browser source and check it before the stream starts.
Use missions, polls, wheels, and rewards when you want viewers to do more than watch chat scroll past.
Explore fan toolsAsk the audience to complete a challenge, submit an answer, support a goal, or unlock a moment.
Turn fast-moving chat into a clear result the streamer can use during the show.
Use the wheel for rewards, punishments, game choices, modifiers, giveaways, or stream challenges.
The best tool is the one you can actually use mid-stream. Keep OBS links, checks, interactive moments, and reporting close enough to matter.
Open live toolsOpen the tools you need during the stream without hunting through a folder of links and notes.
Check browser-source links, overlay sizing, alerts, and audience moments before you press go live.
Track activity and participation so creators can improve the next stream and support sponsor reports.
Choose the stream surface, add an audience moment if you need one, place it in OBS, then use the results to make the next stream stronger.
See OBS setupStart with overlays, widgets, alert packs, or full-screen scenes.
Add a poll, mission, reward, or wheel if the stream needs interaction.
Use the browser-source link and check the layout before going live.
Use activity and participation data to plan better streams and sponsor updates.
