Open beta · OBS · one browser source

The tools.

Three ways your crowd reaches into the stream, and a points economy that keeps them coming back. Each has its own panel in the console, and they all draw on the same overlay.

Set up your rigJukeboxPollsTriggersPoints
The CrowdRig overlay on a stream: Now Playing card, a crowd vote, an effect banner and the stream frame

Now Playing, crowd vote, chat replies, top crowd and effects render on one transparent browser source — 1920×1080, or 1080×1920 for Whatnot, TikTok LIVE and Shorts. Add it once.

01 · Jukebox

Chat picks the next track. You keep the aux.

Every rig starts with a built-in list of hits (30 on Free, 100 on Crowd) that you can swap song for song; Crowd and up can open the bridge to all of YouTube Music. Auto-play plays requests in order, or switch it off and approve each one. The overlay plays the queue and shows who asked for what.

Library or open requests. Load the built-in list or paste links, one per line, and they're requestable in a tap. Open mode (Crowd and up) takes any YouTube Music link or a typed title.
Rules that hold. Cooldown per viewer, max songs per viewer, max queue length, a built-in banned-words filter that catches disguised spellings, plus your own list.
Auto-play, or approve. Auto-play queues requests as they come; turn it off and every song waits for your OK. Skip from the console and the next song starts within a second.
Your music app, optionally. Run the desktop bridge and requests play through YouTube Music or Spotify at the end of your current song — your own queue comes back afterwards.
Ada requested "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" · queued #1
Bob requested "Never Gonna Give You Up" · queued #2
Jukebox · Now playing "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" for Ada
Cy requested a link · waiting for the host
Host · approved · queued #2
Poll · Which pack do we open next? · 1:00
Ada voted Vintage box
Bob voted Modern hits
Bob changed to Vintage box
Poll closed · Vintage box wins · 2 votes
02 · Polls

Ask the crowd. Show the answer on stream.

Type a question and up to six options, pick a length, hit start. The overlay shows live bars and a countdown, then the winner for a few seconds.

Timed windows. 30 seconds to an hour. Close early from the console any time.
One vote per viewer, changeable until the poll closes. No stuffing from one phone.
Results where they belong. Percentages on the overlay and the crowd page, winner banner at the end, history in the console.
03 · Triggers

Let them make something happen.

Confetti, airhorn and applause come built in. Add your own: an emoji rain, an image that pops up, a sound that plays, a screen shake, a flash. Every effect shows who fired it.

Two cooldowns per effect. How often it can fire at all, and how often one viewer can fire it.
Host buttons. Fire anything yourself from the console, with no cooldown.
Your own media. Point an effect at an image or sound URL and set how long it stays on screen.
Switch any of it off. Disable an effect and it disappears from the crowd page instantly.
Ada fired Confetti
Confetti · cooling down · 20s
Bob fired Airhorn
Host fired Applause
04 · Points

Engagement that pays the crowd back.

Every viewer has a balance. It grows on its own while they watch and take part, and it's what they spend to reach into the stream. You never log a thing.

Earned automatically. Watching with the crowd page open while you're live, chatting (on Twitch, through the bridge), a first vote in each poll, showing up each stream day, and a streak bonus for coming back.
Spent on the fun stuff. Song requests, effects and shoutouts each have a price you set. Defaults: 100 for a request, from 75 for an effect, 250 for a message on stream — about an hour of watching and chatting buys a request or two.
Refunds themselves. A skipped or declined request, an effect that never reached the overlay, a shoutout you turn down: the points go straight back.
One balance per person. A viewer types !link 4821 in chat and their chat name and crowd page share one balance. !points tells them where they stand.
Yours to tune. Rates, prices, the name of the currency, host awards for hype moments, a 2–5× boost for raids and milestones that shows on the overlay — and points can never be bought.
Points · Ada showed up · +50 · 3-stream streak · +25
Ada requested "Around the World" · −100 · 210 left
Bob fired Confetti · −75
Points · Bob watched 5 minutes · +10
Cy !shout gg from the back row · −250 · shown on stream
Host declined Bob's request · +100 refunded
Under the hood

Runs beside OBS. Nothing to install.

One overlay, two canvases

A single transparent browser source carries Now Playing, polls, chat replies, the top-crowd board and effects. Pick horizontal or vertical in the console, switch layers on and off, and set your accent color and corners on Rig.

A room — and chat

Phone-friendly. Viewers sign up with their exact Whatnot (or Twitch, Kick, YouTube) username, you approve them into your room with a join code, and they request, vote and fire under that name — no made-up names on your stream. In chat they can also type !request, !vote and !confetti; CrowdRig listens and never posts.

A console for you

Queue, approvals, polls, effects, rules, your plan and usage, CSV exports of your logs, and a board of your most active viewers. Your email is your login; a backup console link covers you if you are ever signed out.

Music licensing is your responsibility. Jukebox plays the sources you and your crowd point it at; use tracks you have the rights to stream.
Open beta

Try it on your next stream.

Everything unlocked while CrowdRig is in beta, and every beta account is a founding member.

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