Hologram Viewer Widget | Twitch Check-In & Loyalty Overlay

A projector dais hums quietly on your scene. A viewer checks in and it spins up — rings turning, the emitter iris dilating, a volumetric light cone igniting — and the viewer materialises as a hologram: their real avatar assembling in scanline slices into a floating holo-portrait, scanned by a ring of light while big clean data panels bloom around it.

Name. Level and XP. An original rank insignia. Streak. Visits. Badges. Then it powers down and the dais goes quiet again.

Why you'll love it

• Subscribers glow gold. The tier aura wrapping the portrait is instantly readable — nobody has to squint at a badge to see who's supporting you.
• It's a moment, not a toast. A full materialise-and-scan sequence gives a check-in the weight of an event, which is exactly why regulars keep doing it.
• The panels stay readable. Which panels appear is governed by a readability rule rather than cramming everything on at once.
• Quiet hours. Set the widget to stand down during the parts of your stream where you don't want interruptions.

Progression you control

XP rates, a full rank ladder you can rename end to end (INITIATE through LEGEND, or whatever your channel calls them), streaks, and a leaderboard. A registry tab lets you search, edit, merge and award viewers directly, with an adjustment log so you can see what you changed.

Eight tabs, no code

Setup (channel, theme, scale, position, panel side, unit name, full-colour hologram, 11 colour pickers, safety) · Ritual (pacing presets, per-beat timing, triggers, queue, quiet hours) · Hologram · Progress · Sounds (per-beat on/off/volume/upload) · Registry · Icons (an icon studio that exports your redeem art as PNG or ZIP) · Data (export/import settings and the registry)

Identical options in the OBS gear panel and the StreamElements Fields panel — a settings export moves between them.

The gear stays off your stream

It's faint by default and sits in the bottom-right. Open it through OBS Interact, with Ctrl + Shift + G, or by adding ?edit=1 while setting up — or hide it entirely and still get back in with the hotkey. Nothing needs a reload; every change previews instantly and saves itself.

Compatibility

Runs as a browser source in OBS Studio and Streamlabs Desktop at 1280×720, or as a StreamElements Custom Widget.

One OBS quirk worth knowing: the app blocks clicks on a browser source until you right-click it and choose Interact. That's OBS, not the widget — the quick-install guide says so at step 5 so you don't think it's broken.

What's included

A twelve-folder package: widget files, quick install, OBS Studio setup, StreamElements setup, Streamlabs Desktop setup, assets, audio, fonts, the customisation overview, the full tutorial, troubleshooting and backups.

Digital delivery

This is a digital download. Nothing is shipped — you receive the complete widget package as a ZIP after purchase.

Important notes

One widget, not a bundle. Requires OBS Studio, Streamlabs Desktop or StreamElements to display. Levels, ranks and streaks are the widget's own progression — not Twitch's, not tradable, and not exchangeable for anything of value.

This is a digital product. Nothing is shipped. Your download link appears as soon as payment clears, and it is emailed to you as well.

Works with: OBS Studio, Streamlabs Desktop and StreamElements.
Platforms: Twitch, Kick, YouTube Live and TikTok Live. The files are platform independent, so you import once and stream anywhere.

Included: every file listed in the description, plus a step by step setup guide. If anything does not work, contact us and we will fix it.