Creator support · live overlay
Show every tip on stream — in order, on cue.
Taki is a Sociabuzz-class overlay for streamers. Paste one Browser Source link, queue support alerts from a dashboard, and let your audience see name, amount, and message — one at a time, never skipped.
Phase 0 proof of concept — payments coming later
Signal path
From publisher to pixels on stream
No native OBS plugin. Taki is a webpage your Browser Source keeps open — the same model Sociabuzz and Trakteer use for alert overlays.
- 01
Paste your overlay link
Add the Taki overlay URL as a Browser Source in OBS, Streamlabs, or TikTok LIVE Studio. Transparent background, full stream.
- 02
Queue a support alert
From the publisher, send a message with your stream code. Each cue lands in a FIFO list — waiting, now, done.
- 03
One alert at a time
The overlay listens over SSE and plays cues in order. When the animation finishes, it acks and the next one rolls.
- 04
Reconnect without losing order
If the overlay drops mid-stream, unplayed cues stay queued. Open the source again and the rundown picks up where it left off.
Under the hood
Built for broadcast reliability
The realtime engine runs in Go Fiber, not inside Next.js route handlers. SSE connections stay in-process; Postgres is the event list; Redis holds the single in-flight cue per stream.
- Delivery
- Server-Sent Events from Go Fiber — built for long-lived Browser Sources, not WebSockets.
- Queue
- Postgres holds every cue with status. Redis tracks the single in-flight alert per stream.
- Overlay
- Transparent page, no login. The stream code in the URL is the credential OBS can actually use.
Try it now
Two tabs, one stream code
- 1. Open /overlay?stream_code=demo in a new window.
- 2. Open the publisher with stream code
demo. - 3. Queue several messages. Watch them move from waiting → now → done on the rundown.