Give your viewers the remote control to your chat.
They type what should happen — "gravity", "make it tiny and pink", "UwU everything" — and it happens on your overlay within seconds. They pay with Channel Points or Bits. You keep every one.
Sound familiar?
Your chat is the most ignored part of your stream.
It just scrolls.
Same box, same font, same corner, every stream. Nobody watches a chat overlay — they watch you, and the chat is wallpaper.
Your Channel Points are dead weight.
Viewers sit on 40,000 points because "Highlight My Message" isn't worth spending them on. That's engagement you already earned, going unused.
Lurkers have nothing to do.
Someone who won't type "hi" will absolutely pay to turn your chat upside down. Right now you give them no way to do it.
How it works
Three steps. Two minutes. No download.
You set it up once and never touch it again. Your viewers do the rest.
Log in with Twitch
One click. No forms, no card, no install. You get an overlay link that's yours.
Paste one link into OBS
Add it as a browser source at 1920×1080, drop it where your old chat box was, and you're done.
Let chat loose
Viewers redeem with Channel Points or Bits, type what they want, and watch it hit the stream live.
Why streamers turn it on
The chat stops being background noise.
Chat becomes a reason to stay
Every redemption is a small event on screen — something happens, chat reacts, you react. People stick around to see what the next one does, and clip it when it's good.
Your Channel Points finally buy something
Turn the points your viewers have been hoarding into a reward they actually want. Prefer Bits? Use Bits instead — either way the money and the points stay yours, exactly as they do today.
It can't wreck your stream
Every effect wears off by itself and the chat snaps back to normal — a minute at most, usually less. And it can only ever touch the chat box: your cam, your game and the rest of your scene are physically out of reach.
No preset list
Viewers don't pick from a menu. They just say it.
There's no dropdown of twelve pre-built effects to get bored of. Whatever they type, it gets built on the spot — so it stays funny in month three.
Real prompts, real effects. Try your own from the dashboard before you ever put it live.
Pricing
One cent per effect. That's the whole pricing page.
Pay as you go
You're only charged when an effect actually runs on your overlay.
- Your first 100 effects are free. That's the whole beta trial — no card needed to start.
- No monthly fee, no subscription, no minimum.
- Run out of credit and it simply stops. It never bills you by surprise.
- An effect that fails costs you nothing.
Thirty redemptions is a lively night. That's a third of a dollar, and your viewers spent points and Bits to make it happen.
We don't take a cut of Channel Points or Bits, and we never sit between you and Twitch. Our cent covers building the effect, nothing else.
Remove the browser source from OBS and it's over. Nothing to cancel, nothing left running.
Straight answers
You're handing your overlay to strangers. Here's what stops it going wrong.
Nothing is permanent
Every effect expires on its own — a minute at the absolute most. There is no way for a viewer to leave your chat broken.
It only touches the chat box
Effects can't move, cover or alter anything else in your scene. Your face cam and gameplay are off limits by design, not by promise.
You keep the kill switch
Reset your chat to normal from the dashboard at any moment, and test any prompt yourself before your viewers ever get near it.
FAQ
Questions you should be asking.
What does it actually cost me?
One cent each time an effect runs. Your first 100 are free, no card required. If your credit runs out, redemptions simply stop working until you top up — you'll never get an unexpected bill.
Can a viewer ruin my stream with this?
No. Effects only ever apply to your chat box, they can't cover your cam or gameplay, and every one of them expires by itself within a minute. If you don't like what's on screen, one click in your dashboard puts everything back to normal.
What if someone types something horrible?
Requests are filtered before anything reaches your overlay, and a prompt that gets rejected costs you nothing. You also stay in control of who can redeem at all — it's a normal Channel Points reward, so you can pause it, price it high, or turn it off mid-stream from Twitch like any other reward.
Do I lose any Bits or Channel Points?
None. Your viewers pay Twitch exactly like they do now, and that stays entirely yours. We charge you a separate cent per effect and never sit between you and your revenue.
Do I need to install anything?
No. It's a browser source in OBS — one link, pasted once. Works with Streamlabs and anything else that supports browser sources.
How do I get rid of it?
Delete the browser source. That's it — no subscription to cancel, nothing running in the background, no notice period.
Your chat is already there. Make it worth watching.
Hand your viewers the remote, keep every Bit and point they spend, and see what your chat does with the freedom. The first 100 effects are on us.