One panel.
Everything on screen.
An overlay hub for interactive streams. One panel inside OBS runs what decides things on your stream and everything your viewers see — the pickers, the goal bars, the stream timer, the record board, the rules in effect. Decide from the dock and it plays on screen at the same moment, with no Interact window and no alt-tabbing mid-game.
Your build, your brand. Made in your colors with your logo running through the hub, the picker and every piece on screen. Every category arrives switched on, written and ready to spin — and every entry in them is yours to rename, delete or replace whenever you like.
Try it. The panel on the left is what you keep open while you stream. Open the full hub →
Sub goal
In effect right now
Nothing yet. Hit spin.
It lives inside OBS
The panel you drive it from goes in as a dock — a tab inside OBS itself, not a browser window. Each piece that viewers see goes in as its own browser source: paste a link, size it, done. So you spin from the dock and it plays on stream at the same moment, without ever right-clicking Interact or alt-tabbing in the middle of a game.
What you see
- The dock: every category, every way of picking, and the controls for what’s on screen
- Your spin log, so each wheel keeps its own history
- Settings for colors, styles and which shelves show on your bar
What viewers see
- Whichever pieces you’ve added as sources, wherever you put them in your scene
- The spin itself, landing on the same result at the same moment
- Nothing else — the setup panels never appear on stream
- 34categories, across 13 shelves
- 428entries, every one editable
- 7ways to decide
- 5things on screen
Here’s mine
My own hub, running the Madden set. Yours arrives looking like this in your colors, with your logo through the whole thing.
Everything that comes with it
Everything below arrives switched on. No tiers, no locked categories, nothing drip-fed back to you later.
On screen
Five modules, each its own browser source so you place them independently. Switch off what you don’t want.
- Wheel
- the categories, however you choose to pick from them
- Rules board
- what you landed on, counting down — 4 looks, 3 alignments
- Goal bars
- any number of them — 6 styles, 2 layouts, 3 figure positions, 4 ways to show the numbers
- Stream timer
- counts down to a break or up through a marathon, with pausing that banks the time
- Record board
- wins, losses, win rate, streak and recent form — 4 styles
- Death counter
- deaths, fails or wipes, with time since the last one — 3 styles
In the dock
The panel you keep open while you stream. Everything below is driven from it, and it never touches OBS.
- Spin anything
- and it plays on stream at the same moment
- Edit entries
- rename, delete, add your own, park one for a game
- Build picker
- switch whole shelves on and off so your bar only shows your games
- Presets
- save a whole look by name and switch between them mid-stream
- Spin log
- per category, so each wheel keeps its own history
- Colourways
- 9 per category, plus your own colors on every module
Seven ways to decide
The list and the way it picks are separate. Teams on the wheel, numbers on dice, a giveaway on elimination — each category remembers its own.
Shelves and categories
Two words worth knowing, because the rest of this page uses them. A shelf is a game or a theme — Football, Shooter, Punishments. A category is one wheel inside it. Football holds five: NFL teams, Madden rules, comeback challenge, opponent handicap and lineup handicap. Switch on the shelves you use and the rest disappear from the bar.
Football
Madden rules, comeback challenge, opponent handicap, lineup handicap, NFL teams
Shooter
Shooter rules, loadout, challenge modifiers
Story
Story challenges, difficulty
Basketball
Basketball rules, NBA teams
Baseball
Baseball rules
Soccer
Soccer rules
Hockey
Hockey rules
Fighting
Fighting rules
Punishments
Food, workout, dares, wildcards
Chat & IRL
Chat controlled, chat questions, truth or dare, chat mode, viewer rewards, stream segment
Picks & draws
Giveaway draw, numbers 1-5, numbers 1-10
The last three stay available whatever game shelf you’re on.
What a free spinner can’t do
Plenty of sites will pick something for you. None of them are wired into your stream.
You never touch OBS mid-game
Decide from the dock and it plays out on stream at the same moment, landing on the same result. No right-clicking Interact, no alt-tabbing while the clock runs.
The result sticks around
What you land on goes onto a rules board that stays on screen and counts down. Viewers who join late can still see what you’re playing under.
The entries are yours to edit
Every category ships full and every line in it is editable. Rename them, delete what doesn’t suit you, type in your own. You never wait on me to change what a category says.
Someone fixes it
When something breaks at 11pm on a Saturday there’s a person to message. That’s most of what the monthly actually buys.
What it costs
One setup fee, one small monthly. Everything that already exists is included — you only pay again if you want something built that doesn’t.
- Built in your colors, with your logo, hosted and ready to paste into OBS
- All 34 categories switched on, and every entry in them yours to rename, delete or replace
- Your logo and colors through the whole thing, hosted, with the OBS links ready to paste
- Hosting, fixes, and changes made for you whenever you’d rather not do them yourself
- Anything that needs building from scratch is quoted before I start — never a surprise
What you change, and what I build
Anything already in the hub is yours to change, free, for as long as you have it — or send it to me and I’ll do it. Building something that isn’t there yet is the part I price separately.
Yours, any time
- Rename or delete any entry in any category, and add as many of your own as you want
- Or send me what you want changed and I’ll do it — entries, colors, a new logo
- Switch whole shelves on and off so the bar only shows the games you play
- Colors, styles, where the figures sit, what each module shows and hides
- Save a whole look as a preset and switch between them mid-stream
Quoted before I start
- A category built for you. One wheel for a game that isn’t covered — Rocket League rules, a sim racing set, whatever you play. I research it and write the entries.
- A whole shelf built for you. Several categories for the same game, so it sits on your bar like Football or Shooter does.
- A category rewritten. One that exists, redone to your brief. Different from editing entries yourself, which is free and always will be.
- A module that doesn’t exist. A bingo board, a poll, a leaderboard. New things on screen are new code.
- Yours alone, or shared later. Keep it exclusive to your build, or let it join the library after a while for a lower price. Your call, agreed before I start.
Put simply: the words inside a category are yours, and always free to change. A category that wasn’t there before is something I have to make.
Want one?
Send me your channel name, your colors and which games you play. I’ll have it running in a day or two.