BUILT FOR BROADCASTDESIGN × CODE × LIVE

Your stream.
Under control.

Everything behind a great broadcast, working together.

Production controls, a visual identity, an involved community and a life beyond the broadcast. Connected, from the first frame.

Build your setup Try the controls

FOR THE CREATOR. FOR THE CREW.GAMING / JUST CHATTING / IRL

INTERACTIVE DEMO

O / LYOUR CONTROL ROOM DEMO ENVIRONMENT

PRODUCTION

All eyes on the live.

LIVE

ON AIR1920 × 1080

YOUR CHANNEL. YOUR WORLD.Make it live.

112BPM

OVERLAYLABZ00:24:08

SCENES

Two OBS instances. Scenes, layers and audio. Production control from your browser.

CONNECTED TO
YOUR WORKFLOW

◉ OBS StudioKICK YouTubetipply.

Configured for your setup.
Available features depend on connected accounts.

THE SYSTEM / SIX CONNECTED CHAPTERSBUILT AROUND YOUR BROADCAST

A whole production.
A world of possibilities.

From the first scene to the next highlight.
Explore the parts. See how they work together.

01Run the showProduction 02Shape the pictureOn-screen 03Bring people inCommunity 04Take it outsideIRL & sensors 05Find what mattersContent & insights 06Build beyond livePartners & viewers

THE CONTROL ROOMProduction

CHAPTER 01 / 06

A calm place.
For a very live job.

Scenes, sound, people and a plan. Bring the moving parts of your production into a control room that works from your desk or your phone.

PRODUCTION WORKSPACEILLUSTRATIVE VIEW

OBS / 01

Live scenePROGRAM

OBS / 02

Ready when you are.PREVIEW

RUN OF SHOW

Try a scene above ↗

CREW / PRIVATE CUE

Next segment is ready. Your call.

Make a change. Then make it live.

Draft scene edits before applying them. Keep two OBS connections, sources and audio close at hand.

A crew with the right controls.

Scoped access, private cues, a shared rundown and a panic action for the unexpected.

Know what needs your attention.

Stream-health notifications, device management and protected sign-in support the work behind the camera.

Explore all 6 production modules06 MODULES

Live dashboard

Monitor the stream, manage its Kick title and category, save stream templates and arrange quick actions. Switch scenes, show reminders, trigger sounds and mark moments from a desktop or phone.

Remote OBS control

Switch scenes and transitions, arrange sources, edit transforms and work with audio controls. A scene draft lets you preview edits before applying them. Remote access needs a configured connection to the OBS computer.

Crew access & private cues

Give moderators and crew scoped access to production controls. Send private messages to the streamer through a dock, with optional private text-to-speech for hands-free cues.

Rundown & panic action

Prepare reusable segment rundowns and keep the running order close to your controls. A configurable panic button switches to the chosen scene and mutes the microphone when needed.

Stream health & live announcements

Watch stream health and receive push alerts when the broadcast needs attention. Send live announcements to your configured Discord channels when you go on air.

Account & device security

Protect the panel with passkeys and two-factor sign-in. Review connected devices and access logs, and manage the sessions that can reach your production controls.

THE VISUAL LANGUAGEOn-screen

CHAPTER 02 / 06

Your channel.
In every frame.

Build an identity that carries through the whole broadcast. The opening, the camera frame, the smallest reminder — all speaking the same language.

ONE IDENTITY / EVERY SCENEOVERLAY STUDY 02

O / L
LIVE SYSTEMS

YOUR CHANNEL. YOUR WORLD.Make it live.A frame for everything that happens next.

CAM / 01YOUR CAMERA HERE

UP NEXT00:12THE NEXT CHAPTER

CHANGE THE SCENE ↗

A considered beginning and ending.

Coordinated scene sets, camera frames, countdowns and automatic credits give the stream its shape.

Useful details, kept in character.

Reminders, persistent banners, recent events, socials, premiere counters and content labels belong in the same picture.

Space for the unexpected.

Rotate sponsor media and cue screen effects manually or through connected audience events.

Explore all 10 on-screen modules10 MODULES

Scene catalogue

Browse coordinated scene sets with previews, then choose a starting screen, an ending screen or a camera frame. Adjust the supported text and background layers from the panel.

Timers & countdowns

Control the timer and countdown independently. Configure titles, accents, ending effects and an optional uploaded sound, with a preview before applying appearance changes.

Reminders

Build a sequence of reminders with custom text, icons, colours, sounds and timing. Set the order and duration or show a reminder on demand.

Social links

Configure platform labels, order, size and visibility for social link strips and channel strips. Visual social links are separate from authenticated platform integrations.

Sponsor rotation

Upload media or provide a supported media URL. Set the order, image duration, video repetitions, pauses and on-screen size. A direct media file is required for linked assets.

Video premiere widget

Select a video by link or ID and display supported counters such as views, likes and comments. Configure headings, which counters to show and their order.

Automatic end credits

Roll configurable credits for active chatters, gifters, subscribers, supporters and followers from the selected broadcast period. Set section order, limits, excluded names and supported nickname filters.

Content labels

Configure an age-category symbol, content pictograms, location and an optional warning screen. The module displays your chosen labels; the selection remains a broadcaster decision.

Banners & recent events

Publish a persistent live text banner and update its content from the panel. A recent-events strip brings subscriptions, gifts and donations into a consistent on-screen layout.

Screen effects

Build a reusable library of screen effects and trigger them from the panel or connected audience events. Adjust their appearance, sound and timing as part of your overlay setup.

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE SCREENCommunity

CHAPTER 03 / 06

An audience.
Part of the show.

Let the conversation change what happens on screen. Give support its moment, put a question to chat and keep the community connected to the broadcast.

CHAT + COMMANDSSAMPLE CHAT

viewer_01 One more round?

viewer_02 Let’s take this outside.

viewer_03 !schedule

OVERLAYLABZ BOT
Next stream: Saturday, 18:00.

LET CHAT DECIDEILLUSTRATIVE POLL

Where do
we go next?

Pick a direction. See the overlay react.

GIVE SUPPORT ITS MOMENT

A little support.
A big moment.

Subs, gifts, donations and goals, styled for your channel.

COMMUNITY / THIS STREAM

01viewer_01✳

02viewer_02✳

A conversation with a place on screen.

On-screen chat, custom commands, scheduled bot messages and polls keep people involved.

Support that feels like your stream.

Subscription alerts, donation goals, a donation wheel and supporter rankings share your visual identity.

Reactions within reach.

Cue sounds, keep your own live counters and respond to a moment from the panel.

Explore all 9 community modules09 MODULES

Subscription alerts

Connected Kick events can trigger full-screen alerts. Configure themes, duration, sound and separate gift thresholds, with a test preview in the panel.

Donations & goals

Configure donation alerts and fundraising goal visuals. Generated widget code is installed in Tipply; thresholds, colours and sample alerts can be prepared in the panel.

Live polls

Show the question, answer bars, time remaining and winning result. Choose a corner card or a horizontal bar, then adjust placement, colour and size. Run native Kick polls or let viewers vote through chat commands, then display the results in your overlay.

Soundboard

Upload your own audio, preview it locally and trigger it through the dedicated OBS browser source. Adjust volume, see playback acknowledgement and stop all playing sounds.

Live counters

Increment, decrement, reset or set a value from the panel. Customise the label, icon and position. An optional heart-rate spike trigger can increment the counter and create a moment marker; its threshold needs tuning.

Chat bot & commands

Set custom commands, schedule recurring messages and run command-based votes. Bot responses and voting work alongside your on-screen audience tools.

On-screen chat

Show live chat in an overlay with configurable fonts, colours, message timing and filters. Keep the conversation readable within the visual language of your channel.

Donation wheel

Configure wheel entries, donation triggers and the on-screen result. Match the wheel to your broadcast and control when the selected action appears.

Supporter rankings

Create supporter leaderboards with configurable point weights and reporting periods. Bring the ranking onto the broadcast in a layout that matches your overlays.

OUTSIDE THE STUDIOIRL & sensors

CHAPTER 04 / 06

The world is
your next scene.

Keep the camera on the experience. A compact location overlay follows your position, with movement telemetry and readings from your connected wearable.

Drawn buildings along an illustrated city street

GPS → BROWSER SOURCEA little context.
A whole new world.

CAMERA / 02

Another angle.WEBRTC CAMERA FEED

PHONE → PRODUCTION

⌖ PositionGPS + MAPS↗ MovementHEADING + SPEED♡ BiometricsHEART-RATE SENSOR

Your position, in the picture.

A small map follows the live location feed. Heading, speed and altitude add context without taking over the camera.

Readings from your real setup.

Connect a compatible heart-rate sensor and a phone camera over WebRTC for an additional point of view.

Explore all 4 IRL & sensor modules04 MODULES

GPS localisation & maps

Your GPS feed updates a compact map overlay as you move. The map follows your position while the camera fills the frame, with location context and coordinates styled to match your broadcast. Device and map provider are configured for your setup.

Compass & movement telemetry

Display compass heading, speed and altitude alongside your camera feed. Movement telemetry updates from your connected device and stays readable in a compact broadcast HUD. The data connection and update rate are configured around your setup.

Heart rate

Display heart-rate data from your connected sensor. Choose a beating heart, history chart or ECG-style view, with colour zones and missing-signal behaviour. A compatible sensor and data connection are required.

Phone camera

Connect a phone camera over WebRTC and add its feed to your production. Use it as an additional angle, a mobile camera or part of your IRL setup.

AFTER THE MOMENTContent & insights

CHAPTER 05 / 06

Good live.
Worth coming back to.

Mark it while it happens. Find it when you wrap. Connect broadcast analytics, clips and captions so the best parts of the stream have somewhere to go.

THE BROADCAST, REVISITEDFind the moment.

ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW

VIEWER ACTIVITY⚑ MOMENT MARKERS

GO LIVE01:0002:00WRAP

⚑ The first reaction00:42:16⚑ That one moment01:08:24⚑ One for the highlights01:42:08

Leave yourself a marker.

Save a moment with context during the broadcast, then find it in the session and VOD.

Put the recording to work.

Create clips and vertical layouts. Live captions and a searchable transcript make spoken moments easier to find.

Learn from the whole show.

Compare broadcasts, audience activity and segment performance to shape the next rundown.

Explore all 5 content & insights modules05 MODULES

Broadcast analytics

Inspect Kick broadcast history, chat activity, audience events and session comparisons. Read YouTube channel data and, with owner authorisation, YouTube Analytics. Other connected data sources depend on configuration and source availability.

Moment markers

Mark a moment during the broadcast, add a description and find it in the session report and viewer chart. VOD links open with context before the marker. Send selected markers into the clip workflow to turn VOD moments into shareable highlights.

Automatic clips

Create clips from moment markers and the source VOD. Prepare vertical 9:16 layouts for the moments you want to share after the broadcast.

Live captions & transcripts

Display live captions from the microphone feed. Keep a searchable transcript to find spoken moments in the recording and return to them later.

Segment performance

Compare segments across broadcasts, review their audience activity and build a performance ranking. Use the results to shape your next rundown.

BEYOND THE BROADCASTPartners & viewers

CHAPTER 06 / 06

A clear picture.
For everyone involved.

Show partners where they appeared and what the broadcast looked like. Give viewers a place to find the next live, your schedule and the links that matter.

O / LCAMPAIGN REPORT
SAMPLE DOCUMENT

Your partnership.
In the picture.

SPONSOR EXPOSURE / BROADCAST OVERVIEW

12:48ON-SCREEN TIME08APPEARANCES04SCENES

EXPORT / PDF01 / 04

YOUR VIEWER PAGEILLUSTRATIVE LAYOUT

O/L

Your channel. LIVE NOW

↗

UP NEXT / SAMPLE SCHEDULE

SATA little outside time.IRL / 18:00↗

MONBack in the studio.LIVE / 20:00↗

YOUR LINKSYOUR SCHEDULEYOUR COMMUNITY

A direct link from
the screen to your world.

Give partnerships useful context.

Sponsor exposure reports and PDF exports sit alongside a shareable media kit for your channel.

Keep the next step within reach.

A viewer-facing page brings live status, schedule and links together. Configurable QR links connect the broadcast to the right destination.

Explore all 2 partners & viewers modules02 MODULES

Sponsor reports & media kit

Review sponsor exposure across the broadcast and export a PDF report. Build a shareable media kit with channel information, audience context and partnership material.

Viewer page & QR links

Give viewers a page with live status, schedule and channel links. Put configurable QR links on screen so the right destination is within reach while they watch.

NEXT / IN THE LAB STREAMING INFRASTRUCTURE

The next layer.
Behind the stream.

From your overlays to the infrastructure that carries them.

We’re working towards streaming hosting, cloud OBS and relay services. These infrastructure services are planned; availability and service details will be announced as they’re ready.

Cloud OBSPLANNED

Run OBS in the cloud with remote desktop access and control from your phone. A hosted production environment for streams that travel beyond a single computer.

Streaming relaysPLANNED

Relay hosting for RTMP, SRT / SRTLA and RIST, with ingest endpoints for compatible encoders and mobile streaming apps.

Connection bonding & failoverPLANNED

Combine compatible network connections and add automatic holding scenes and reconnect handling when an IRL feed drops.

Multistream & remote guestsPLANNED

Route one production to multiple destinations. Bring remote streamers and camera feeds together in a shared cloud workflow.

24/7 streaming hostingPLANNED

Hosted resources for continuous broadcasts, with server options tailored to the production and its workload.

Regions, monitoring & setupPLANNED

Regional server choices, stream-health monitoring and help configuring the encoder-to-cloud path. Bring infrastructure and broadcast controls into the same workflow.

A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS

Before
you go live.

Talk to us

Is OverlayLabz just a collection of overlays?+

Overlays are one part of it. The system also includes a responsive control panel, remote OBS production tools, connected audience events, analytics and moment markers. The combination is configured around your broadcast.

Can I control my setup from a phone?+

Yes. The panel adapts to desktop and mobile, including quick actions, overlay settings, countdowns and sound cues. Remote OBS functions also need a configured connection to the computer running OBS.

Can it work with two OBS instances?+

Yes. Two OBS connections can be configured separately. You can manage scenes, sources and audio for the connected instances from the panel. The connection and network setup are part of configuration.

Will every change immediately appear on stream?+

Overlay settings have previews and a save step. The OBS editor keeps scene changes in a draft until you apply them. Direct actions, such as a sound cue or timer control, are designed to run when triggered; actions affecting the broadcast can require a second confirmation.

Which platforms and devices can I connect?+

The implemented system includes OBS Studio, Kick events and channel controls, YouTube data and authorised YouTube Analytics, Tipply widgets and connected heart-rate sensors. What is available depends on the connected account, its permissions, the device and the agreed setup.

How does IRL telemetry connect?+

A compatible device sends location and movement data to your overlay. A compact map follows your position on top of the camera image, alongside heading, speed and altitude. Heart-rate data comes from your connected sensor. Device connections and map styling are configured for your broadcast.

How do I get access, and what does it cost?+

Start with a brief about your channel, equipment and the parts you want to connect. We’ll discuss the scope and provide a quote. There is no public self-service signup or fixed subscription offer on this site.

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