Kloot
The live control deck for streamers
Kloot (kloot.gg) is the live control deck for streamers, built by Nisq Technologies Inc. in Toronto. Instead of juggling six browser sources and a chat bot, you add one lightweight overlay URL to OBS or Streamlabs and run your whole stream from a deck in your browser or on your phone: press a key and a giveaway, poll, lower third, ticker, counter, alert, hype effect, sponsor spot or full-screen scene is live on stream.
Viewers join giveaways and vote in polls by scanning an on-screen QR code or typing a short join code — it works the same whether your audience is on Twitch, YouTube Live, Kick or TikTok Live, because Kloot doesn't depend on any platform's chat or events. Everything fires by hand, on your timing.
Kloot has a free tier (hype effects, core overlay and starter tools with a small watermark). Creator ($15/mo) unlocks the engagement kit — polls, alerts, lower thirds, tickers, borders and the full deck. Pro ($25/mo) adds the monetization kit — giveaways, sponsor tools and custom uploads. A one-time $9 Event Pass gives full Pro for 3 days, made for charity streams, tournaments and launch nights. A 7-day Pro trial is included. Built and run solo by Parth — @klootgg everywhere.
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Not depending on platform chat/events for the QR-code join flow is a smart reliability choice - a lot of overlay tools break the moment Twitch's API hiccups. Curious how it behaves for the viewer if their connection dips mid-giveaway entry - do they see an error and can they retry, or does the join just silently fail? For live giveaways that moment matters a lot for trust with the audience.
The phone-deck + browser-overlay split is the interesting design choice here. If I fire a giveaway from my phone while the overlay source is loaded in OBS on my desktop, how tight is that sync in practice — is it a realtime push (websocket-ish) or a short poll interval? For fast-paced moments like a hype effect during a raid, even a second of lag between pressing the button and it showing on stream would be noticeable. Also curious whether the deck keeps working if the streamer's home wifi hiccups mid-stream, since OBS itself would keep running locally but the trigger has to come from elsewhere.
I'm curious about the sync performance between the phone deck and the OBS overlay — is it using WebSockets for real-time triggers, or is there a tiny latency when firing instant effects during fast-paced moments? Also, are there any plans for local hotkey integration (or Stream Deck plugin support) for creators who prefer hardware buttons alongside the phone app?
Kloot Your product has strong potential, but I found a few key improvements that could make it even better. I'd love to share my feedback and suggestions—please contact me at [email protected].
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Not depending on platform chat/events for the QR-code join flow is a smart reliability choice - a lot of overlay tools break the moment Twitch's API hiccups. Curious how it behaves for the viewer if their connection dips mid-giveaway entry - do they see an error and can they retry, or does the join just silently fail? For live giveaways that moment matters a lot for trust with the audience.
The phone-deck + browser-overlay split is the interesting design choice here. If I fire a giveaway from my phone while the overlay source is loaded in OBS on my desktop, how tight is that sync in practice — is it a realtime push (websocket-ish) or a short poll interval? For fast-paced moments like a hype effect during a raid, even a second of lag between pressing the button and it showing on stream would be noticeable. Also curious whether the deck keeps working if the streamer's home wifi hiccups mid-stream, since OBS itself would keep running locally but the trigger has to come from elsewhere.
I'm curious about the sync performance between the phone deck and the OBS overlay — is it using WebSockets for real-time triggers, or is there a tiny latency when firing instant effects during fast-paced moments? Also, are there any plans for local hotkey integration (or Stream Deck plugin support) for creators who prefer hardware buttons alongside the phone app?
Kloot Your product has strong potential, but I found a few key improvements that could make it even better. I'd love to share my feedback and suggestions—please contact me at [email protected].
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