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Connect Twitch and/or Kick so this can actually watch your chat.
Live preview — exactly what your OBS overlay looks like:
Edit keywords / settings
FAQ
How does the keyword matching actually work?
It only counts whole-word matches within your chosen rolling window (30 seconds by default) — so a short keyword like "pog" won't accidentally fire just because it appears inside an unrelated longer word. Once a match falls outside the window, it stops counting toward the current total.
What happens when the meter hits the full-meter threshold?
The overlay visually fills all the way and highlights that it's maxed out, then naturally starts draining again as older matches age out of the rolling window — it's designed to reset itself rather than needing a manual clear.
Do I need to connect both Twitch and Kick?
No — connect whichever platform(s) you actually stream on. It only needs to watch the chat you're actually using; connecting both just means it picks up keywords from either at once if you're multi-streaming.
Can I change my keywords or settings after creating it?
Yes — the dashboard has its own editable settings panel, so you can update your keyword list, the rolling window length, or the full-meter threshold at any time without needing to create a new overlay link.
How do I add this to OBS?
Copy the overlay link from your dashboard and add it as a Browser Source in OBS (Sources → Add → Browser), pointing at that URL — the meter will then render directly in your scene and react live to chat.