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Describe your overlay. Control it live.

One sentence, and your overlay lands on your stream. Then you fine-tune every detail by hand, and run it live from your phone, without touching OBS.

Build your overlaySee it in action

Create your overlay on desktop, then control it from your phone.

Free, no credit card
7 days of Pro, on us

Demo: four streams take turns on a screen (an IRL walk in Tokyo, a poker game, a five-a-side football match, a League of Legends game), each with its own overlay. The Twools AI box types the request, a wipe lays the overlay, then the control room on the phone makes a widget react: a sub alert, the table pot, the match score.

Compatible with your favorite tools

TwitchYouTubeOBS Studio+ any software with a browser source

Your stream, your look.

One stream, three looks. 64 presets to start from, then every colour, every font, every motion is yours to tweak.

Demo: the same stream, a cooking stream, goes through three looks: Liquid Glass, Neon recoloured orange, then Manga Ink. Each time, the picture unfolds into layers: the video, the widgets, then a moment: a subscriber arrives and the alert comes in.

One picture behind one overlay link: change the look whenever you like, the link stays the same.

One sentence to create. Another one to change it.

Twools' AI picks the widgets, the style and where each one goes. Then you take over every detail by hand, or ask it to.

Demo: we type “Chill Valorant session: my rank, my last games, my socials and a sub goal”. Twools' AI places the Valorant rank top left, the social accounts top right, a sub goal on the right edge and the match history bottom left. Then we ask “make the match history bigger, more purple”: the match history grows and the scene turns purple. Then “add a sheen effect to my rank”: a sheen now sweeps across the rank every few seconds.

Real widgets, not a picture: everything stays editable by hand.

30 requests a month on Essential, 300 on Pro. Creating or adjusting counts as one request; a failed request isn't counted.

Try the AI in the editor

A control room for what you stream.

Run a giveaway, update the score, send a line of text: your overlay reacts live, from your phone or your computer.

Talk & variety

Try it: these controls drive the preview live.

See every widget

The matching overlay

During your live stream

  • Put your identity on screen

    Your name, today's topic, at the bottom of frame.

  • Show the track playing

    Spotify, Deezer, Apple Music: it follows on its own.

  • Show your subscriber goal

    A quiet bar, always up to date.

3 steps. From one sentence to live.

From editor to live, with a single link.

  1. 1CreateDescribe your scene to the AI, or place your widgets yourself on the canvas. What you see in the editor is what your viewers will see.
  2. 2Paste your linkYour overlay link goes in once as a browser source, in OBS, Streamlabs or your streaming software. It never changes.
  3. 3ControlDuring the live, your control room opens on your phone: one tap and the overlay reacts, without touching OBS.
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Why I built Twools

Mehdi · creator of Twools
Fullstack dev · Gamer · Stream addict
P.S.: the one widget you actually need is probably missing. Tell me on Discord, I'm the one who answers, usually far too late at night.
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One night I was flipping between a match on TV and a stream. Same game, same passion. But on TV the screen was alive. The score drops, the banner fires, the replay kicks in. On the stream, a frozen overlay, the same one as a thousand other channels.

The difference isn't budget. It's that on TV, someone is driving. Behind every show there's a control room, hands on buttons making the screen live. The streamer is already doing everything at once. Playing, hosting, running the chat. And nobody ever handed them the buttons.

I've been watching streams since before Twitch, own3d.tv and Dailymotion included. Fifteen years of cameras, sound and editing leveling up while overlays stayed posters.

So I built the control room.

One wall remained, before the stream even starts: the overlay itself. Facing an empty canvas, most people reuse the template everyone else uses, or give up.

So I taught Twools to compose.

You describe your stream in one sentence, the widgets land. Then you take over every detail, from colours to motion, because your overlay should look like you, not like the channel next door.

The goal hasn't changed since that night: make your stream feel like a show, even with no crew behind you.

Ready to direct your show?

One sentence to create, one link to broadcast, your phone to drive it.

Build your overlay

Create your overlay on desktop, then control it from your phone.

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