One link into OBS or Streamlabs. Run the whole match from your phone while the overlay updates on air instantly. No plugins, no rendering, no restarts.
From the Premier League to League Two, LaLiga to Liga MX, the Champions League to the World Cup. Every club arrives with its real kit colours and every nation with its flag, so the board looks right the moment you pick it.
Every detail is the kind a broadcast does and a homemade overlay does not: halftone fields, team-coloured slashes, tabular numerals that never jitter, and a goal flash that actually lands.
A full-width frame across the top of the screen, or a compact corner board. Switch between them mid-match without touching your scene.
The control panel is just a web page. Sit on the sofa with your phone and the overlay on the stream keeps up in real time.
Every side arrives with its real kit colours and pattern, so its shield looks deliberate before you upload a thing. Plus 111 national flags.
Lineups, momentum, shots, possession, cards, duels and player ratings, pulled in and rotated through the break panels while the game runs.
A real pitch with real markings, every shot placed where it was taken, sized by expected goals. It takes over the screen and hands it back.
Set your wordmark and your colours once. The bar, the panels and the control room all follow, live, with no reload.
A full-screen pitch with the real XI as draggable pieces, drawing tools, and the bench. You move it, the stream mirrors it.
The lineup bar shows each side's shape, and when a manager really changes it mid-match, the board announces 4-4-2 → 3-5-2 itself.
The real table as a full-screen takeover, live scores already counted in, movement arrows, and the qualification and relegation zones marked in colour.
The same match, the same control panel, two completely different looks. Switch between them mid-game without touching your scene. Both are running below, at the size they would actually appear on a 1080p stream.
Every team is drawn as a shield in its own kit colours and pattern, which is why the board looks finished the moment you open it. Running your own club, school or league? Upload your badge and it replaces the shield everywhere, instantly, on a board that is already live.
Unfortunately, reaction and watch-along channels cannot broadcast a live game feed on stream, and a good part of your audience cant watch the game live. So the two things your viewers most want, the action and the story of how it happened, are the two things you are not allowed to show them.
This closes that gap. Pull the real match data in and put it on screen, and suddenly there is something to point at. Toggle up a shot map when someone asks whats happening. Leave the live stats running while you talk. Your viewers get to follow the game with you instead of waiting for the highlights, and they stay on your stream to do it.
A real pitch at real proportions, every attempt placed on the exact spot it came from and sized by expected goals. Your viewers can see instantly that the 3-0 was deserved, or that it was daylight robbery.
Both starting elevens arrive on the bar the moment they are announced, and the panel pages through them so every name gets the screen to itself at full size, whatever the shape. Then it keeps up with the game: when a substitution happens in the real match, the new name takes the old one's place within seconds.
Who is actually on top, minute by minute. Bars climb for the home side and drop for the away side, so a ten-minute siege reads instantly even if it never produced a goal. That is the part of a match a scoreline never tells you.
Possession, expected goals, shots, passes, touches in the box, cards, fouls, tackles, interceptions, saves, duels and dribbles. Plus momentum, and the three best and three worst player ratings as the game runs.
Take the screen over, drag the actual XI around a full pitch, and draw on it while you talk. Arrows, circles, boxes. Pull a substitute off the bench and place him. Every move happens on the stream as you make it, from your desktop or your phone.
The board loads both starting elevens by their real formations, named and numbered, with the bench waiting in a tray. When the manager makes it 3-5-2, one press resets the shape to match.
One press takes the screen over with the actual table for the competition you are streaming. And it is genuinely live: the match on your stream is already counted, so when a goal goes in, the places move on air.
Position, played, goal difference and points, with both of your clubs highlighted and every qualification and relegation band drawn in its own colour. Arrows show who has moved against the pre kick off order, worked out properly, not guessed.
There is nothing to install and nothing to render. If you can paste a URL into OBS, you are done.
Continue with Google. Your board, your overlay link and your control panel all exist before the page finishes loading.
Add a Browser Source in OBS or Streamlabs at 1920 by 1080. Paste the overlay link. It is read only, so it can never change your score.
Open the control panel on your phone or second screen. Goals, cards, clock, lineups and stat breaks, all live.
Everything is in every plan. The only difference is how long you pay for at a time, and whether you want something built specifically for you.