What's new

Subnautica: a new game with 27 effects and 42 temporary creatures your audience can summon into your game, with their name on them.

Well Dweller: a new game with 81 commands, so chat can step in while you play.

Starvios: a new event platform. Its chat and events are read and you can reply in it, with its own built-in alerts, a Stellar theme and per-platform sounds. On top of that, amount ranges now reach Twitch, Kick, YouTube and Starvios.

Chatbot: a new module that replies in your chat, with AI answers (on the Pro plan, using your own key and with secrets encrypted) and access to commands from other modules. It comes with its own chat overlay with several styles.

TikTok event simulator available throughout the app, to test your triggers and alerts without being live.

Desktop integrations: you can now fire commands from alerts and react to events from OBS, VTube Studio, Streamer.bot and VRChat.

Minecraft: a reworked Diamond Searcher with a customizable overlay (combo, rain, zone, colored veins, queued spawning and diamonds that fly to you without filling your inventory), ores that reveal their material when uncovered, furious bees that chase and poison, and a server plugin manager with world resets. Reinstall the Minecraft mod from the app.

Alerts: several overlay URLs with a per-viewer cooldown and a redesigned alert row.

Overlays and icons: dedicated icons for likes, total likes, follow, coins, Super Fan and new viewer (the generic gift showed before), a font picker with a live preview and a button to reset the MVP overlays, with smoother animations.

Coin jar: ten new containers grouped by theme, plus a birthday cake with lit candles and a love potion.

Dashboard: the function editor and command picker were redesigned (minigame or mode profiles only show compatible commands), you can create triggers and start minigames and modes without leaving their view, the minigames view is more compact and the quick search now finds overlays, minigames, modes and integrations.

TTS: classic and TikTok voices, a Chatbot section and a redesigned voice picker.

Pro: updated benefits, and extra chat outputs are now available for free.

Fixes: Super Fan triggers now fire; alerts play through the app's audio output even without the overlay open; profiles and triggers no longer cut text or hide information; and the music player no longer cramps its controls next to the quick bar.

Triggers: a new random mode that, on each trigger, runs a set number of commands drawn at random from the list instead of all of them.

TikTok: viewer entrances that the SDK does not emit as a "join" (Super Fans) are now recovered so they are not missed.

Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask and Super Mario 64: when a viewer's name ends up as just digits, it no longer overrides the effect amount.

R.E.P.O.: reviving no longer throws the player off the map and gives a 30-second grace period when playing solo. Reinstall the R.E.P.O. mod from the app.

The coin jar container image loads again without issues in the overlay.

Donation MVP and Likes MVP: two overlays that crown the standout viewer —by donations or by likes— with an illustrated frame. There are 68 frames to choose from, 25 of them legendary with moving wings, halos and particles. Each viewer can set their own with the !frame command, and from the panel you assign frames visually, with a thumbnail gallery and a live ranking.

Minecraft: a new TNT box with creepers, the custom command builder now accepts batches to chain several actions, and night vision is added. Reinstall the Minecraft mod from the app.

Super Mario Bros. Remastered: the NES classic joins the catalog as a native port that runs with your own ROM, in widescreen and with no enemy cap (the cap is configurable in Settings, with its guide on the Start page). The people connecting through TikFinity trigger effects while you play.

Super Meat Boy: a new game with a 32-bit native mod and 22 commands. Chat can drop saws and missiles, among other effects, using the game's own art and sounds. Includes fixes: pause is respected and the giant jump is now lower.

Geometry Dash: a new game with a Geode mod, 14 commands, its own profile template and page. Effects show their duration in the HUD, and the portal tiles come out complete and labeled, with a dedicated Earthquake tile.

Alert designer: a visual editor with canvas, timeline and inspector to build your alerts layer by layer. You can move, rotate and scale layers, select with a marquee, change the file with a double-click, use the context menu and command-map shortcuts, navigate the canvas with a grid, fit one element or everything to the square canvas, and use the duration handle with sample data and undo while dragging. It comes with ready-made templates and conversion from the simple view, with a Simple/Advanced switch; the cloud overlay resolves the assets of an advanced design.

Built-in alerts: a ready-made pack per platform, with themes and customization, plus 16 new templates. The gift image always shows, even without a backing plate.

Overlays: image effects (outline, filters and animation), ten new premium animated backgrounds and a premium animated background behind the action overlay elements, a container available in every layout, a cleaner Simple look (centered strip, black background and collapsed panel sections), the settings panel organized into tabs by intent and a reset-to-factory button.

The coin jar gets eight new containers of its own to choose from.

Audience by user or group: triggers, alerts and disrupts can target a specific person or group, as well as the whole audience. Available on the Pro plan.

Import an overlay from another platform: paste an overlay URL and it becomes triggers in your profile, on supported games. In beta.

TikTok LIVE custom chat emojis: they now show up in alerts, triggers and chat.

Minecraft: configurable lava pit, new Bedrock Box and One Block commands, adjustable boxes that are now lit inside, TNT that drops already primed and mobs that spawn in a radius around the player. Plus a command builder with scenarios and templates to assemble your own, and the diamond search no longer leaves enemies in the walls or odd noises. Reinstall the Minecraft mod from the app.

R.E.P.O.: missing effects are now complete, new commands arrive and the icons were redone. Reinstall the R.E.P.O. mod from the app.

Cuphead: effect duration is now taken from the duration setting instead of a fixed value. Reinstall the Cuphead mod from the app.

Assorted fixes: the live ranking receives its settings and the top no longer jumps back; the disrupts image and video picker no longer closes when you click inside it; the gift overlay volume is saved on exit and the preview plays at the configured level; MyInstants sounds load again; the platform tabs fit in a single row; and cloud state writes no longer overwrite each other across sessions.

Silksong: Shakra and Garmond arrive as allies that fight alongside Hornet, in the new Allies category of the panel. They also join as enemies, with a dueling Shakra and Lost Garmond. Reinstall the Silksong mod from the app.

Minecraft: giants are now configurable. You can tune the giant zombie's size, damage and health, and the giant player and giant mobs come out bigger than before. Reinstall the Minecraft mod from the app.

Minecraft: the giant zombie now spawns giant-sized on 1.21 and 1.21.1 servers; before it came out normal-sized. Reinstall the Minecraft mod from the app.

GTA V: several fixes for the Mount Chiliad race. Checkpoints no longer stack up, the mode starts and ends properly even when chat teleports you, and swapping your vehicle also works on foot. Reinstall the GTA V mod from the app.

Minecraft: boxes now actually trap the player, and there's a new command to gift a full set of enchanted armor. Reinstall the Minecraft mod from the app.

New Remote Control: run OverInteractive from your phone over your local network, with its own section in the menu.

Revamped three-zone header, with a quick-actions bar where you can pin your menu shortcuts, and “now playing” always in view.

In the featured-gift overlay, emojis in the name show in color again.

New game: The Classrooms, a horror game where the microphone matters. Your audience spawns creatures and drops sounds the game listens to, in real time. The mod installs from the app.

GTA V adds “Chaos”: your audience votes with emojis or in chat for what mayhem happens next, with a voting overlay for your stream. Reinstall the GTA V mod from the app.

Minecraft now uses 1.21.11 by default, and each minigame states which versions it works on. On top of that, the totems you gift stack and go straight to your off-hand. Reinstall the Minecraft mod from the app.

How to Fish has been updated for the game's latest patch, with euro currency and new fish. Reinstall the How to Fish mod from the app.

The live panel now also shows YouTube live viewer counts.

The guard that prevents duplicate triggers from the same chat message now works per viewer.

“Launch game” opens through Steam correctly even when the game lives in a subfolder of its install.

New payment methods and plans: you can now pay for OverInteractive Pro with PayPal, on top of card, and choose between a monthly or annual plan.

Cloud backup: save your configuration to your account and restore it whenever you want, for example when switching PCs.

New “My files”: a manager to view and organize your uploaded images and audio, with previews.

New game: BeamNG.drive. Your audience messes with your car and the road in real time: crushing it, dropping walls in front of you, slamming the brakes, handing you nitro, flipping gravity, blowing out your tires and much more. The mod installs from the app.

New game: Graveyard Keeper 2. Your audience spawns enemies into your game in real time, wherever you are. The mod installs from the app.

The now-playing song overlay is now called “Now playing”, so it isn't confused with the Music module.

When you retrigger a timed effect that is still active, the HUD shows whether its time stacks or restarts. Each effect also shows its remaining and total time.

Giving armor no longer replaces a better piece the player is wearing: the new one goes to the inventory, and so does the one removed when upgrading, enchantments included.

Mario Kart 64, Super Mario 64, Ocarina of Time and Majora’s Mask have full vertical covers, without blurry bars.

New game: Fortnite. Your audience joins your match in real time with actions on the controls, distractions and challenges for you to complete. Launches from Epic.

New game: Free Fire. It plays on PC through an Android emulator; your audience triggers actions with the game's keys and on-screen challenges.

New game: Valorant. Its anti-cheat doesn't allow controlling the game directly, so your audience takes part through on-screen challenges and visual effects that react to what happens on your stream.

New game: Pawned Souls. Your audience gives you a hand or makes your life harder by spawning help and enemies in real time. The mod installs from the app.

New game: Stick It to the Stickman. Your audience spawns enemies and allies into your fight, in real time. The mod installs from the app.

GTA V: a new finish zone on Mount Chiliad, a revamped HUD, and the full vehicle catalog is now available for your audience to spawn. Reinstall the GTA V mod from the app.

The screen effects have been rebuilt with real physics and look much better. On top of that, you can now use them as disrupts too, with a redesigned editor.

The app now also shows who is live on Kick and YouTube, with their name, viewer count and avatar.

Each game gets a “Start here” page that explains at a glance what your audience can do in it.

New “Gifts” layout for the actions overlay: it shows each gift with the action text on top.

New sign-in screen, with email verification and account recovery.

The games list is clearer and quicker to browse: it sorts by which ones have the most live viewers and tags the new ones with a label.

Twitch and Kick chat reconnect on their own when the connection drops.

Reinstalling a game after a Steam update no longer reverts it to the old version, and uninstalling no longer leaves broken bits or deletes your progress.

If you connect your stream through TikFinity, you can now set your public @ (optional) so it shows up on OverInteractive's live-streamers page. It's optional: leave it blank and you won't be listed.

The Timer and Stopwatch overlays no longer show a different time when the clock of the computer where they run is out of sync.

Super Mario 64: enemies summoned by your audience now appear right away, without waiting for you to change room or level. Before, they piled up in the queue until the count cleared. Reinstall Super Mario 64 from the app.

New game: Nine Sols, the action metroidvania built around parries. Your audience spawns enemies wherever you go, in any area of the map, and sets off effects on your run in real time. The mod installs from the app.

New game: Super Mario Bros. X. Your audience floods your screen with enemies and bosses from across the series (and a few guests from other franchises), while you play community-made episodes and worlds. It sets up from the app and needs no ROM.

New game: Hades II. Your audience joins your runs in real time, with over a hundred effects on combat, your weapons and the environment. The mod installs from the app.

New game: Palworld. Your audience makes survival harder by spawning hostile creatures and enemies on the fly. Works with the Steam and Xbox versions. The mod installs from the app.

Resident Evil 4 leaves experimental: your audience can now spawn enemies that come straight for you. Reinstall the Resident Evil 4 mod from the app.

Minecraft adds multiplayer on your local server: you can invite other players and effects and minigames reach everyone. It also adds the “Break the block” minigame (you against chat). Reinstall the Minecraft mod from the app.

Hollow Knight: new commands to give or take Geo in the exact amount you choose. Reinstall the Hollow Knight mod from the app.

Fixed an issue where a request limit could temporarily leave users with a valid license without Pro.

In the actions overlays, the effect quantity is now shown large, instead of repeating the gift image.

The app sorts games by how many viewers they have live right now, so you can see at a glance what people are playing most.

New game: The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. Your audience joins your journey through Termina in real time: spawning enemies, giving or taking items, and setting off effects while you race against the clock. The app gets everything ready to play; you just need your own copy of the game.

Mario Kart 64 now runs straight from the app, with no separate emulator to rely on: easier to install and to get going.

HD texture packs: from the settings of Super Mario 64, Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask you can turn on community-made high-definition textures.

Language packs: install community-made translations to play the classics in your language.

In Super Mario 64 and Ocarina of Time, enemies summoned by your audience appear with the name of whoever sent them.

GTA V: the app now detects and launches the game whether you have it on Rockstar or Epic, not just Steam, and checks that the folder you pick really is the game's.

Metal Slug SB: enemies summoned off-screen no longer vanish. Reinstall the Metal Slug SB mod from the app.

New game: Super Mario 64. As you hunt for stars, your audience slips into your run in real time: spawning enemies, changing Mario and his surroundings, and dropping effects when you least expect them. The app gets everything ready to play; you just need your own copy of the game.

New game: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Your audience joins your journey through Hyrule in real time: spawning enemies, giving or taking items, and setting off effects as you explore and work through dungeons. The app gets everything ready to play; you just need your own copy of the game.

The button board is fully revamped: a grid of buttons to fire your actions (commands, switches, alerts, sounds and music), with an action library, an inspector to tune each button, multi-action buttons, and pages to organize it. Use it with the mouse, a keyboard key, or your phone.

Every download now shows its progress (percentage, MB and speed), and each game has a status bar that tells you, step by step, what the app is doing.

Spotify: bumping a song up with gifts no longer duplicates it in the queue.

The music buttons follow whichever player is active, and “next” resumes playback if it was paused.

Hollow Knight: your audience can now send you allies that fight by your side, and the game recognizes your wins in the Colosseum and the Path of Pain. Reinstall the Hollow Knight mod from the app.

The actions overlays add continuous scrolling with a choice of axis and direction, each group's own flow, and the real quantity of each effect on screen.

Overlay animations now run smoothly in browser sources and in TikTok LIVE Studio, with no pauses or stutters.

GTA V: you now start armed in the modes, so you're not defenseless at the start. Reinstall the GTA V mod from the app.

Minecraft: the mod now picks the right Citizens version for your server, so it works on more versions; and in Battle Royale, changing skin no longer strips the viewer's items. Reinstall the Minecraft mod from the app.

New game in EXPERIMENTAL stage: Grand Theft Auto V. Your audience joins Los Santos with 200+ commands across several modes: wild cameras, weather and traffic, chases, vehicle and character spawns, and chaos on your game in real time. This is an early version that will keep receiving changes and is not complete yet, so expect tweaks and additions in upcoming updates. The mod installs from the app.

New game: My Suika – Kyo's Fruit Merge, the fruit-merging game. Your audience fills your jar in real time: they drop fruit carrying the giver's name, throw stones, trigger earthquakes that shake everything up, and set off the Frenzy-mode hammer. The mod installs from the app.

New VRChat integration. Your audience moves and tweaks your avatar in real time: toggling expressions, gestures and parameters based on what happens on stream. No mod needed (VRChat doesn't allow one): just open VRChat with OSC enabled and the app detects your avatar's parameters on its own.

New Elgato Stream Deck integration, and it works the other way around from the rest: instead of the app controlling another tool, your deck controls OverInteractive. With its plugin you can switch profiles, toggle or pause switches, fire alerts, manage the music and trigger your buttons, all from the Stream Deck.

Minecraft: new commands to gift a bow with its ammo and to enchant every player's gear on the server at once.

The featured-gift overlay now has sound: the rocket climbs and bursts with real audio, so the moment lands harder on screen.

VIP Circle: the “on join” trigger had stopped firing; it works again. On top of that, the ceremony's limits (how many and how often) are now yours to set.

Text-to-speech: when chat reconnected, it would read out comments it had already read. Fixed.

When setting a game's folder, the app now checks it's the right one and rejects folders that aren't the game's, so the mod isn't installed in the wrong place.

Spotify: requesting a song no longer restarts your playlist. Before, queuing a track sent the playlist you had going back to the start.

Hollow Knight: the viewer's name no longer leaks in as a command parameter, which was making certain commands misbehave. Reinstall the Hollow Knight mod from the app.

New game: Dead Cells. Your audience summons enemies —each one with their photo and name shown above it— and triggers effects on your run, in real time. The mod installs from the app.

You can split a profile's actions into groups, give each group its own style (color, text, layout and zoom) and present each one in its own overlay. Anything you don't change in a group is inherited from the main overlay.

Each profile can have its own overlay configuration on top of the general one (premium feature).

The actions overlay adds two new band layouts and now shows the effect quantity outside the gift art, where it reads better.

Minion Masters: new settings to start playing with your audience sooner — unlock the collection, skip the tutorial and start straight in Practice mode. Reinstall the Minion Masters mod from the app.

Silksong: enemies are now prepared in the background, with no loading screen and without freezing the game, so summoning is smoother. Reinstall the Silksong mod from the app.

Mario Kart 64 gets new art for all 21 of its commands: each one now clearly shows what effect it triggers and who it hits, you or your rivals.

In the actions overlay, chat triggers now show the keyword to type. They used to just say “Chat”, so your viewers didn't know what to write; now the word appears across all five layouts.

Only Up! now shows its official art: it previously had no cover. Its 17 commands are also in Spanish now.

New game: Minion Masters. Your audience plays as your opponent: every gift drops minions into the arena, on your side or theirs, using any of the 295 cards. Works in matches against the computer. The mod installs from the app.

New game: Only Up! Your audience joins the climb: they can knock the character down, change gravity and weather, grow or shrink them, and teleport them, all in real time. The mod installs from the app.

New game: The Rogue Prince of Persia. Your audience can summon enemies on the Prince, leave him one hit from death, make him untouchable, or move his gold, all in real time. The mod installs from the app.

New game: Royale. Your audience becomes your opponent: every gift drops a card against you. It comes with its own server, a map to choose, and a vertical card overlay. It installs from the app.

Egging On is back, with a set of 12 commands across three categories: Egg, Chaos and Travel. The mod installs from the app.

New video tutorials inside the app: in each section you can watch a short video showing what it does and how to use it.

The ranking overlay adds 14 skins and optional pieces to personalize your stream's leaderboard.

Mod and game downloads now show their progress and no longer cut off on their own on slow connections.

Music plays reliably again against YouTube's blocks.

The roulette can now spin even if you haven't opened its panel first.

The actions overlay now correctly shows template gifts, continuous row scrolling, and likes on each tile.

Templates no longer include gifts that TikTok removed, so there are no triggers left that never fire.

New game: Romestead. Your audience can spawn creatures one by one, gift you in-game items, teleport you, or clear the screen of enemies, all in real time. The mod installs from the app.

New mobile Stream Deck: a grid of buttons that fires your commands, alerts, sounds and triggers. Open it on your phone by scanning a code, and use it from the panel or a keyboard key too.

The main menu now separates what shows on screen (overlays) from what your audience does, so things are quicker to find.

One Block: dying now returns you to your island instead of dropping you out of the mode. Reinstall the Minecraft mod from the app.

Random upgrades no longer come out all the same when several gifts arrive in a row, and “Upgrade a random teammate” now really spreads across your teammates. An on-screen note says which upgrade landed and on whom. Reinstall the R.E.P.O. mod from the app.

In multiplayer, weapons sent to you can now be used, and healing or curing lasts again. Reinstall the Project Zomboid mod from the app.

Spotify: the queue no longer gets scrambled when you remove or skip songs.

The music overlay no longer ends up without cover art or song details.

New notifications tray in the header, separate from your stream's event log: this is where our announcements arrive (new version news, service messages), organized by categories.

Spotify: search and the queue now recover on their own if they get stuck after a hiccup, with no need to reconnect.

The command queue no longer drops commands silently, and the random waves now announce what they draw. Reinstall the Metal Slug SB mod from the app to get it.

TikTok: the app now warns you about gift triggers that only have the gift's name (without its identifier), because on a stream in another language those might never fire.

You can now connect How to Fish, the cooperative fishing game with sea bosses. Your viewers can drop fish and creatures from the catalog, act on your rod and weapons, and cause chaos in the game. The mod installs from the app.

The app now runs as a single instance and closing it actually closes it. And we fixed viewer names written in "fancy" alphabets (stylized Unicode letters) arriving empty in the game: they now show correctly over the enemy they summon.

You can now connect Metal Slug SB. It is a bundle of five games in one, each with its own cover and name. Your viewers can summon enemies from the whole roster, POWs and Slugs with their own name, and unleash chaos — with every command tested inside a game. The mod installs from the app.

New module: Video Recaps. You pick a stream and the app generates a publish-ready vertical MP4, with motion graphics, music and your session's real data (1080x1920 at 60 fps). It needs no extra software or installs.

Analytics: the session profile is now shown as a radar chart instead of a pie of interactions, to read at a glance what kind of stream it was.

Gifted items in Minecraft now carry the name of whoever sent them.

Several fixes: a corrupted config file no longer silently wipes your settings; the YouTube cache no longer eats disk between streams; and gift images load faster (served from the app instead of TikTok's CDN, and a problem that slowed down the gift list was fixed).

New integrations: OBS and Streamer.bot. Two apps you already have open join the dashboard, with no install (they connect over a local WebSocket). With OBS (obs-websocket, built in since OBS 28) your audience can switch scenes, show/hide and transform sources, toggle filters, mute and change volume, control media, reload the browser, recording, replay and hotkeys. And Streamer.bot fires your actions. They are the fifth and sixth integration of this kind, alongside T.I.T.S., VTube Studio, WLED and Voicemod.

You can now open your Minecraft server to the local network with a single toggle: the app opens it to all interfaces (before, only your own PC could join), creates the Windows Firewall rule and shows you the address to share with whoever is going to connect. It also notifies you when the server is ready.

Fixed reconnecting to the same live stream wiping your data. When the native connection reconnected on its own after a while without events, it counted it as a new stream even when it returned to the same one, and reset your likes, tops and goals. It now recognizes it is the same stream and loses nothing.

The teleport now drops you at a real point on the mountain and rescues you if you land badly. Reinstall the PEAK mod from the app to get it.

New on-screen Poll: chat votes by number and gifts weigh more. You can lay it out, launch it live and close it with a fake ending for tension; the preview shows YOUR poll, not a sample one.

New Raffle: viewers sign up (by chat or gift) and a winner comes out, with a slow-down, a fake ending and a landing before it bursts so the reveal has suspense.

New Viewer Queue: they sign up by chat and you manage the turn from the dashboard, to play/talk with them in order.

New Boss Bar: a shared health bar the chat lowers together, with genuinely animated enemies (not an emoji) and a custom size.

New Stream Screens: 12 themes with their six screens (starting, be right back, soon, etc.) and a studio mode to build them before going live.

New Gift Rain: the gift that just came in falls across the whole scene with real physics and piles up at the bottom, ending in something instead of just disappearing.

New social/announcements Ticker: your socials and messages rotate in a strip, each with its icon, background and text, and with the cost in view.

New Activity overlay: what happens on your stream across the four platforms, in a single list, with configurable tags.

New quick search: a single box finds any screen, game, profile or command and takes you there (it finds "music", "Music" and "MUSIC" alike).

Lots of overlay improvements: the profiles overlay is fully customizable, each layout remembers its own zoom, text no longer gets cut off, emojis were replaced with proper icons, and we lowered the cost of the background animations so they do not strain your capture software. The VIP Circle can also now be managed in bulk.

Chat: a new per-platform split view, with a fixed panel for each one (movable and closable), so you can also tell when one platform goes quiet in the middle of another's flood. And you can now clear the chat —whole or per platform— from any screen.

Smoother overlays: we removed work that was being done every frame and per message, which caused stutter on long streams.

Several fixes: TTS no longer reads old messages after a jam and balances time better across its fallback voices; likes milestones (total and per person) now actually work; the economy settings that failed to load now load again; and we revived opacity color utilities that were leaving some elements without their color.

The user menu now invites you to our Discord for support, instead of opening a form.

The Chat module now also shows what people contribute: TikTok gifts, Twitch bits, Kicks and YouTube Super Chat / Super Sticker appear in the same feed as messages —already cross-referenced with the viewer's profile and VIP Circle rank— plus a separate rail with just the gifts.

We fixed the arena cycle so it can be repeated without crashing the server or losing the team between rounds. Reinstall the Minecraft plugin from the app to get it.

You can now connect Sons of the Forest. Your viewers can summon cannibals and creatures (even in groups), give you items and cause chaos, with each viewer's name and photo over the enemy they summoned. The mod installs from the app.

You can now connect The Forest (the original). Your viewers can summon cannibals and mutants, give you items and alter the world, with the viewer's nameplate over the enemy they trigger. The mod installs from the app.

You can now connect League of Monsters. It is our first game that does not need a mod installed: it talks to the app directly, so you just connect it and you are ready.

New platform: YouTube Live. You can now connect your YouTube stream alongside TikTok, Twitch and Kick, including subscriber goals.

New mini-game: Hippodrome. A horse race where each horse represents a viewer. Reinstall the Minecraft plugin from the app to get it.

New: Scenes. A compositor that combines several overlays into a single OBS source — you build your scene once and use a single URL, instead of adding each overlay separately.

TTS with more voices: a multi-provider catalog with automatic fallback, the option to use your own key (BYOK) and special users with their face and name.

New HTTP command: fire a web request with the event's data, set up from an HTTP-client-style editor. Handy for connecting OverInteractive to other services or your own tools.

Profile groups: a manager to organize your triggers into groups, with its own group overlay. Also improvements to Goals (required platform and a completion alert) and to overlays (navigable slide pages, separately transparent backgrounds and items, and less stutter on long streams).

New Chat module: it brings TikTok, Twitch and Kick into a single feed, but the point is knowing WHO is talking —each message comes with the viewer's profile (how long they've followed you, how many streams, how much they've contributed) and their VIP Circle rank, and from that it gets a priority so your loyal viewers' messages don't get lost in a flood. The window can be moved and resized, and works as a floating window, in OBS or on mobile. It includes a Chat Highlight overlay.

New: the VIP Circle. Instead of reacting only to events (a gift, a follow), you can now recognize specific people: when someone on your list joins the stream, contributes, is summoned by chat or you press a button, an on-screen ceremony graded by their rank is put on for them.

Music: you can now veto songs from the queue, the history or what's currently playing, so they can't be requested again.

Bosses now spawn complete, announce where they will appear and come with variants.

Fixed a hung TTS synthesis leaving the chat muted until restart, and the cloud-version overlays going blank.

New integrations with apps you already run on your PC, so your audience can trigger them live —no install needed, just connect them: T.I.T.S. (have things thrown at your model), VTube Studio (fire your avatar's expressions and hotkeys), WLED (make your room lights react to the stream) and Voicemod (let the audience change your voice). The app connects to each one's local WebSocket and reconnects on its own as you open or close the app.

Improved Goals overlay: you can now set a target against your channel's real total, with four animated shapes to choose from, plus a new list of the latest gifts received.

Glyphica: a new "chat only" mode, an "Interactive Game" screen with a configurable weapon (health, shields, duration and how you win), and several fixes to spawning, the HUD and the startup layers.

The overlay panels get a view with a fixed real-size preview and settings organized into tabs, on a refreshed design system.

You can now connect Shinobi: Art of Vengeance. Your viewers can summon enemies from all over the game —even in boss arenas—, and each viewer's name and avatar appear above the enemy they summoned. The mod installs from the app.

You can now connect Glyphica: Typing Survival. Chat words feed into the game, and the viewer's photo appears next to the enemy they trigger. The mod installs from the app.

New overlay: Live Stopwatch. It counts how long you have been live, with milestones that trigger alerts when you reach them.

Keyword-less chat triggers: a chat trigger can now fire on any message, with its own cooldown and detection based on the message's words.

Music: independent per-role permissions and a side rail with the options.

New field commands and the Voodoo Doll takedown, and the icons now use each plant's real art.

Minesweeper triggers now react instantly, and Battle Royale no longer leaves viewers turned into motionless zombies or piles up arenas from one game to the next.

Fixed the TikTok chat arriving without the viewer's photo, and the app getting in the way of Alt+Tab.

You can now connect your Spotify account (Spotify Premium required) and your viewers can request songs to your queue from chat (!sr), with a gift or with a trigger. You control all of your Spotify from the app: search, queue, skip, previous, seek, shuffle, repeat, volume and play/pause, with the live position. You also manage your real playlists (view, play, add, save the queue as a playlist) and get two dashboard views: Player and Console. The overlays show whichever player you are using, Spotify or YouTube.

You can now connect Ghost Song, the atmospheric metroidvania. Your viewers can summon enemies (any of them, in any zone), apply effects to the hero (heal, hurt, kill) and clear the room of enemies. The mod installs from the app.

Each game's specific settings (like the enemy cap, Silksong preloading or Celeste photosensitivity) now live in a "Settings" tab inside each game's hub, and it only shows up when that game has settings.

New search box in the game list: filter by name or description to quickly find the game you're looking for.

You can now connect Moonlighter, the dungeon-crawling and shop-management roguelike. Your viewers can shake up the game with 82 commands: economy, effects on the hero and enemy spawns —including 71 specific enemies from the different dungeons (Golem, Forest, Desert and Tesla)—. The mod installs from the app.

Command image viewer: in the command panel, each command's image is now larger and you can open it in detail (lightbox) and download it. It works for all games.

New Pro feature: Team Battle. Two streamers face off head-to-head in Minecraft; each audience's gifts fuel their side, with a "Versus" overlay showing the live scoreboard. It runs on a dedicated server that the app provisions in the cloud (not on your PC), and viewers from TikTok, Twitch and Kick can join.

New ASCENSION mini-game: a rainbow glass parkour tower made for TikTok LIVE, where every block you step on plays a note (an ascending melody) while chat causes chaos. Also, Minecraft server fixes: building the arena no longer freezes or crashes it, and saving settings no longer wipes the rest of the configuration.

Alerts: an alert's action editor now treats each action as a layer, with a floating selector to combine several (for example, image and sound at once).

Music: more robust playback, a new responses overlay, media-keys support and better cookie handling.

TTS: we removed the size limit on the chat message queue, so messages are no longer rejected when many arrive in a row.

Fixed a Hades crash when starting a run.

PvZ Fusion now includes the game's full catalog: nearly 1200 commands to summon any plant or zombie —around 517 plants and about 150 zombies and bosses—, each with its real in-game icon. For each plant you can plant it on the field or give its card, and everything is organized by categories (economy, plants, cards, zombies, bosses, field and chaos). Reinstall the PvZ Fusion mod from the app to get it.

The Level-Up overlay is now also available in the cloud version of the overlays.

New "Level-Up" overlay: it celebrates on screen when someone levels up in your TikTok fan club, with an emblem, avatar, level odometer, particles and sound. It is detected in real time —as soon as the gift or like that triggers it arrives, without waiting for the person to type in chat—. It works with the native TikTok connection.

Counters: you can now add and subtract with global keyboard shortcuts that work even when the app is not in the foreground.

Music: a new "Queue" tab in the module's overlays view, to see and manage the queue from there.

Roulette: multiple spins now play in full. One used to be dropped (for example, requesting 5 spins played 4).

TikTok: the native connection is clearer and no longer flickers while connecting.

You can now connect PvZ Fusion, the Plants vs Zombies fan-game. Your viewers can shake up the game with 38 commands: economy, zombies, plants, board and chaos. It is a free game (not on Steam) and includes a language selector. The mod installs from the app.

New "New World" mini-game: a freshly generated world to play normally, with no objective or timer. And now the arena mini-games (Diamond Searcher, Bedrock Box, Battle Royale and Survival) each play in their own dedicated world, so your original world stays protected.

Three permanent gift overlays, always on screen: Best Gift (the most valuable), Best Streak (the highest combo) and Gift Goal (progress toward N of a gift, with a celebration on completion). Each is fully customizable. Also, the Timer now shows the name and avatar of whoever contributes in the coin rain.

Roulette: the command now accepts multiple spins at once (handy with gift combos), and the spin timings are configurable from the dashboard.

Two new mini-games for Minecraft. One Block: the whole game revolves around a single infinite block floating in the void — break it and another appears, and the map advances through 16 themed phases (from the plains to the End), each with its own blocks, mobs and loot; in hardcore mode, dying restarts. Minesweeper: a playable minesweeper — cross a field of tiles with hidden bombs using minesweeper logic (uncover tiles, numbers, flags), and the mines also blow up nearby mobs. On top of that, the mini-games now have their own hub inside the game.

Fixed song requests silently stopping. It happened for two reasons: the search only took YouTube's first result (which for a loose keyword is often a one-hour mix) and dropped the whole request; and the queue limit also counted the backup playlist filler. Now the search tries several results and keeps the first that fits, and the limit only counts actually-requested songs.

The ranking overlay podium no longer stutters during live. We optimized how it processes events and animates the numbers so it stays smooth.

We updated the Project Zomboid mod for the game's latest major update (Build 42). With B42 the mod stopped appearing and working; it now works again, tested on version 42.20.0, with 32 commands.

Project Zomboid commands now also work when you host your own game (with a server), not just in single player. Previously, when hosting, your client lost authority over the world and commands did nothing.

Fixed the dashboard sometimes staying on the previous version after updating the app — the typical symptom being "I updated and the new games don't show up". Previously you had to close the app and delete files by hand; it now updates on its own.

You can now connect OTXO, the noir-styled roguelike shooter. Your viewers can shake up the run with around 38 commands: effects on the player, weapons, enemies, time and camera. Each viewer's name floats above the enemy they summon. It works on Steam and Epic; the mod installs from the app.

You can now connect Mario Kart 64 (our first emulator-based integration, using BizHawk). Your viewers can mess with your race and your rivals' with around 21 commands. The mod installs from the app.

We revamped the game list: a new design for the cards and the list, and you can now mark your favorite games and sort the list as you like.

You can now connect Clone Hero. Your viewers can mess with your guitar run: trigger star power, force strums and frets, work the whammy or pause, plus on-screen visual effects (blackout, fog, strobe, cover the notes, curtains and more). Clone Hero is free and not on Steam, so the app guides you to find your installation with a setup wizard. The mod installs from the app.

New stalker boss: Traitor Lord, the giant boss of the Queen's Gardens. Like the other stalkers, he chases you across every room with dash-slashes, jump-slams and ground waves, only pausing during cutscenes. You can choose fixed life (from the %) or infinite, and whether he pauses his attacks while you read signs or talk to NPCs.

Tweaked the Markoth stalker: his shield is now per-boss (summoning several no longer shares it), he spawns one at a time, and we removed some sweep attacks that did not belong in this version.

Battle Royale: fighters now re-equip their armor and weapon after a skin change. They could previously be left without gear after the change.

You can now connect Kill The Crows. Your viewers can summon enemies and bosses, apply effects to the gunslinger and unleash chaos — around 48 commands. Each viewer's name appears above the enemy they summon. It includes a "Streamer Mode" with a shared lives pool and wave pausing to manage difficulty. The mod installs from the app.

Music module: requested songs (by you or your viewers) now take priority and play before the playlist filler. New "up next" overlay with the upcoming song, and the "now playing" overlay is more compact (it looked off in TikTok LIVE Studio). The music overlays also work now from the cloud version.

The Featured Gift overlay now lets you choose exactly which gifts trigger it: all, only some, or all except some. That way you can send some gifts to this overlay and others to the alerts.

Fixed a style preset not fully applying on an overlay page that was already open. It now applies completely without needing a reload.

New Music module: song requests. Your viewers can request YouTube tracks (by search, URL or ID), which play through the app with their own volume and output device —not a web player—. It includes a drag-and-drop queue, playlist management (create, import, reorder), chat commands with permissions (!sr, !play and more) and per-gift actions (request, bump in the queue, play first, skip). It ships with two overlays: "now playing" and "what each gift does", and two selectable dashboard views: Player and Console.

The Timer now supports rules per event type: you can add (or subtract) time for a specific gift, or for follows, subs, likes, shares and chat messages, with per-platform options and "every N". If a gift has its own rule, it takes precedence over the general coins rule (no double counting). It also includes manual time adjustment and a live preview while you configure it.

Fixed the "instant call" option for combo gifts: alerts and on-screen effects previously ignored it and fired only once when the combo ended. They now fire for each gift in the combo, as intended.

You can now connect Celeste (requires the Everest mod loader). Your viewers can shake up the climb with 53 commands across 5 categories: effects on Madeline, game variants, physics, camera and chaos. The mod installs from the app.

Fixed the configured duration of timed effects being ignored in several games. Due to a detail in the final build, those effects used their default duration instead of the one you set in the dashboard. It affects Hollow Knight, Haste, Cult of the Lamb and Celeste; reinstalling those mods from the app restores the duration.

The Radiance's pause (when you read a sign or talk to an NPC) no longer cancels her beam attack: the beams could previously get stuck on screen; they now behave correctly.

Fixed a fresh Left 4 Dead 2 install failing to connect. The mod loader was missing an internal file, so on machines installing it for the first time the mod never started and the app stayed disconnected. The install is now complete and connects; if your install had been left incomplete, it repairs itself when you reinstall the mod from the app.

Fixed an issue where, after updating the app, a Pro user could see their license as "no license" and think they had to enter it again. It was actually a validation error on restart: a momentary network hiccup at startup dropped the account to the free plan. The app now retries on network failures and only changes plan when the server actually responds.

The ranking overlay gets a gold crown for the Top 3 and an optional coronation scene for the champion (light rays, glow and their name). The micro-animations are optional.

The Radiance's orb attack is now faithful to the game (up to 3 spaced orbs), and the stalker bosses (like Markoth and The Radiance) stop attacking while you read a sign or talk to an NPC — they only pause the attacks, they keep chasing you.

In Minecraft you can now set a test username to fire commands manually and see how they look in the game.

You can now connect Left 4 Dead 2. Your viewers can summon special infected, Tanks and Witches, unleash hordes, apply effects to the survivors and give or take away their weapons — 33 commands in total. Each viewer's name floats above the enemy they summon. It requires starting the game in -insecure mode to allow the mod (the app guides you through it). The mod installs from the app.

New "Gift Map" overlay: place your triggers' gifts on a background image from an editor in the dashboard, and each gift animates in its spot when its trigger fires. The setup is per profile, so each game can have its own map.

New Roulette overlay: a customizable wheel for your streams (OBS, TikTok LIVE Studio, Streamlabs and others) that you can spin live from the dashboard, with a command or as part of an alert. Each option can have a different weight, the result appears on screen and is saved to a history. Transparent background by default so it blends into any scene.

New GIF search (Giphy): you can now search and pick GIFs from within the app —for on-screen effects and roulette options— without going elsewhere to find them.

New "stalker" bosses: Markoth and The Radiance. Instead of staying in one place, they chase you across every room and keep attacking (only pausing during cutscenes). You can choose fixed life (from the %) or infinite so they can never die.

Fixed two Hades issues: the mod would disconnect mid-run, and timed effects (like invincibility or the hidden HUD) sometimes did not revert when changing rooms. The connection now stays up and timed effects end when they should.

You can now connect Hades. Your viewers can influence Zagreus's runs with 85 commands across 6 categories: character effects, enemies, rewards and items, time and chaos. The mod installs from the app. Two important notes: you must launch Hades FROM THE APP (if you open it from Steam or a shortcut, the mod won't connect), and most effects act during a run, not in the House of Hades — the app reminds you with a notice when you open the profile.

Haste effects are now far more noticeable. Pushes and launches are considerably stronger, and the launch really sends you flying instead of cutting off mid-jump. Camera effects (view punch, fisheye, tunnel, shake and first person) are more intense and last longer.

Redirect now actually changes your course. The player used to straighten out instantly and the effect was barely noticeable; now it really turns to one side and the new heading holds.

Obstacles and structures now appear on the track. They could previously end up off the path on curves, so they got in nobody's way. They are also placed further ahead when you are moving fast, so there is time to see and react to them. The structure command becomes a Gauntlet with six selectable formations: slalom, chicane, pillars, tunnel, funnel and monolith.

You can now connect Haste: Broken Worlds. Your viewers can alter the run in real time: speed, gravity, field of view and camera, time pace, obstacles along the course and endless mode. It includes a visual picker with the game's 100 items to gift them one by one, at random or by category. The mod installs from the app.

Fixed Battle Royale: the add-on it needs for fighters to be real characters now ships inside the plugin instead of being downloaded when provisioning the server. That download always failed because the source no longer existed, so the mini-game ended up using mobs. Reinstalling the Minecraft plugin from the app sets everything up, with no manual steps and no dependency on the internet.

Battle Royale now works without any manual setup: when the server is provisioned (or the plugin is reinstalled), the app automatically downloads the add-on it needs for the characters. If the download fails for any reason, the mini-game still works using mobs.

Fixed what happened when joining the game with a mini-game already running. The player used to be left out; now they are set up correctly: in Battle Royale they join as a spectator at the viewing area, and in Survival they get survival mode, are added to the progress bar, and the sheep is spawned if it was missing.

Fixed an issue where, after updating the mod for certain games (Binding of Isaac, Resident Evil 4 and Project Zomboid) with the app open, the app could stay showing "not connected" even though the mod loaded fine in the game. It now recreates the required files automatically and connects without needing to restart anything.

Minecraft mini-games now live inside the profile, in their own tab. Each one has a gallery with its cover and a detail screen to launch, configure and control it separately (settings are no longer mixed with the commands viewers trigger). A fourth mini-game, Survival, was added. Also: a loot chest in Diamond Searcher, and in the Bedrock Box the chosen material (glass, wood or stone) now applies to the whole structure (floor, walls and lid).

Battle Royale now always builds the arena above the surface and raises it so it floats cleanly, without clipping into the terrain or glitching, even if the player is underground. And when Diamond Searcher ends, the player returns to the surface instead of being left buried in the mine.

The Timer, Counters and Featured Gift overlay now work even without an active game profile. Previously, with no active profile, gifts, bits and kicks did not add to the timer or counters and the featured gift did not appear on screen.

Binding of Isaac: enemies spawned by chat are now aggressive and chase the player (flies used to stay idle). We expanded the enemy roster from 5 to nearly 30, including several mini-bosses.

Fixed a chat TTS freeze: when switching audio device —for example, a wireless headset that went to sleep and reconnected— the chat voice would freeze and stop reading messages for a while. It now recovers instantly and keeps reading normally.

Fixed an issue where, on some machines, certain overlays could appear as a black rectangle instead of showing with a transparent background. They now display correctly on those machines.

Command category names now appear translated into Spanish in each game's side panel (Objects, Furniture, Tools and so on). English is unaffected.

You can now gift any Stardew Valley item from chat. We added a visual picker with over 2,400 items organized by categories and subcategories, with search, an image for each item and a random-item option per category.

New commands for Minecraft: full armor sets (leather to netherite) and their per-material variants, remove armor, and a custom console command. We also improved the Bedrock Box default fill (iron, gold and diamond layers, then colored bands).

Very long command lists are now collapsed with a "show more" button, so configuring each game is easier to navigate.

You can now connect Graveyard Keeper. Your viewers can influence the game: economy, energy, health, passage of time, item drops and enemy spawns. The mod installs from the app.

New commands for Cult of the Lamb: Massacre and Zombie Apocalypse. We also improved the lamb's respawn and the way the viewer's name appears on screen.

The installer and updates are now considerably lighter and download faster.

We redesigned the sidebar and game list for clearer navigation, with an improved dark theme.

Fixed an issue where, after installing a new version, the app could still show outdated information —for example, the game list without the latest additions—. It now always loads the most recent version on startup.

Full integration with Cult of the Lamb. 105 commands in 8 categories: character effects (health, hearts, ailments, scale), death and respawn with real in-game animations, reliable enemy spawning in both the base and crusades, allies, chaos and more. Poison and electricity ailments deal real damage and can kill; ice immobilizes. The mod installs from the app and works in both the base and crusades.

Performance improvements targeting reports of "the app slowing down the PC" and "interactions arriving late". The running process detector no longer launches 18 system commands per tick; it now makes a single query every 12 seconds (previously every 3) and caches Steam paths. Gift overlay animations stop running in OBS when nothing is on screen. Chat event processing is now async so it does not block incoming messages.

TTS and alert audio was not playing through the selected headset (G733, DTS Headphone:X, G HUB) and silently fell back to system speakers. There were two independent causes: WASAPI rejected the surround headset's multichannel audio format, and G HUB drivers reject the playback mode the app was using. The app now tries compatibility modes before switching to another device, and opens the session in stereo (which Windows mixes to the headset's surround layout). Audio plays through the correct device without user intervention.

Audio fix for wireless headsets (Logitech G733, SteelSeries Sonar and similar): when the headset powered off due to inactivity and came back on, the app audio went permanently silent and did not recover on its own. It also did not appear in the device selector if the app started with the headset off. The app now detects the reconnection event and automatically switches back to the desired device without needing a restart.

Full integration with Don't Starve Together. The mod installs automatically from the app (requires hosting your own game and enabling the mod in DST's mod menu). 56 commands in 5 categories: player (health, sanity, hunger, inventory), world (day cycle, season, weather), creatures (spawn any mob), objects (drops) and chaos (effects that alter the world).

Fix for like triggers that were not firing: several templates used a like event format that was never processed by the engine. Affected triggers did not fire and could not be edited correctly from the editor. The 9 affected templates were corrected and an automatic migration was added that repairs already-saved profiles when the app loads — no manual reconfiguration needed.

All TNT now detonates on block contact (straight fall + contact detection), not mid-air. Weak TNT now deals real damage (increased power). Higher-cost effects (meteor, black hole, Zeus) scale above normal TNT: the meteor has a larger area, the black hole has the highest power with stronger suction. Zeus now drops impact TNT instead of standard TNT. Starting a new box or zone automatically clears the previous one.

Profile templates rebalanced for all games: the gift ladder is now proportional to effect severity and capped at Galaxy (1000). Gifts that no longer exist on TikTok (Football, Pluto, Diamond, Universe, Mic, Lion) were replaced and some mislabeled prices were corrected. Effect quantity is now controlled via Repetition instead of internal parameters, making configuration more consistent.

Mobs spawned by chat no longer appear inside walls or underground. The plugin now finds a free 2-block space with solid floor at player level before placing any enemy. If none is found nearby, it spawns directly above the player.

New "Return to death point" command (tp_death): teleports the player to where they last died. If they haven't died yet in the session, it notifies with a message.

keepInventory enabled by default: when the plugin starts for the first time it applies it automatically, so the player doesn't lose their inventory on death during chat effects. Game rules configured in the app are now re-applied every time the server (re)connects to ensure they are always active.

Bedrock Box improved: suffocation is disabled, the time count appears as large numbers in the center (no title bar), TNT falls in a ring along the inner perimeter (inside the box, not on the walls), meteors and comets fall at random positions inside the area, and gaps trapped under a full layer auto-fill. It now has two independent timers: an optional maximum and a hold timer with a full box.

Diamond Searcher improved: the mine cycle auto-restarts on win, counters display in the action bar (no title bar during play), lights stay on, and the victory countdown is configurable.

Full integration with AtmaSphere 2 (Unity 6, IL2CPP). The mod installs automatically from the app. Viewers can affect the ball physics (speed, gravity, size, impulse), send directional knockback relative to the player camera, change levels and control the camera. Timed effects appear in the Disrupts overlay and in the in-game HUD with the viewer name, command and time remaining.

The example profiles bundled with each game now use the same default values as the trigger editor, avoiding inconsistencies when importing a template and comparing with triggers created from scratch.

Customers, thieves and NPCs spawned by chat now show the viewer's profile picture directly above the character, alongside the name. The avatar is downloaded in real time and appears as a compact floating nametag that clears the shop ceiling. The test button in the dashboard also shows the avatar to preview how it will look live.

The server IP now shows in the app chip with a "Copy IP" button. The "How to connect" modal has clear steps for joining from the same PC or another machine on the network. A double-launch on startup was fixed and the server process is now correctly detected and killed if it was left hanging from a previous session.

Dramatic mini-game countdown: each number plays with a different pitch (ascending) and the last 5 seconds run in slow motion with a pulsing red color and a deep boom at zero. In Diamond Searcher you can now change the mine block type with a command.

Absolute Radiance now correctly ascends at the end of the fight: the ascension FSM fires natively just like in the Pantheon, instead of forcing a warp. If the player is in a room where the scene allows it, the ascension happens automatically; otherwise there is a manual fallback. The fight closes cleanly when the ascension is detected.

The chat tornado now spawns where the climbers are, not on the beach. Previously it anchored to the command host (usually at the base), so the tornado appeared far from the climbing group. Now it anchors to the highest alive climber in the game.

The BepInEx IL2CPP loader for Supermarket Simulator now downloads and installs automatically from the app, with info and error modals if something goes wrong. No manual steps are needed to install the mod.

Full integration with Supermarket Simulator. The mod installs automatically from the app. Viewers can enter the supermarket as customers, thieves or NPCs — each with a floating nametag showing who triggered it. Commands cover player economy (give/take money, jackpot, robbery, bankruptcy), store management (lights, open/close, level, expand, teleport to storage), deliveries, dirty floor and time control.

⚠️ WORK IN PROGRESS — Minecraft Java Edition integration: the app automatically provisions and launches a Paper server with no manual setup. The mod includes 400+ commands in 7 categories: player, mobs, blocks, world, items, effects and enchantments. Two stateful mini-games are included: Diamond Hunt and Bedrock Box. Your feedback is welcome to keep improving this integration.

Diamond Hunt mini-game: a mine that follows the player with attacking enemies, sword and pickaxe available, diamond veins only in exposed blocks and a bossbar HUD with progress. Bedrock Box mini-game: the player must survive inside a box that fills with blocks while chat throws TNT, meteors, black holes and endermen. Both have difficulty settings and included profile templates.

Important fix: the configured duration on Hollow Knight commands was not being respected. This affected all duration-based commands (lasers, bees, camera, etc.) and caused them to always use the default value instead of the one set in the editor. A new parameter was also added to the Lasers command to choose between "timed" mode (auto-despawn when the timer ends) or "fixed" mode (live until killed, no timer).

The chat TTS "Filter commands" option now also ignores messages starting with . or / (in addition to the existing !), and automatically discards economy commands (balance, transfer and cost keywords) even when written without a prefix.

Full integration with The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth (requires Repentance or Repentance+ DLC). The Lua mod installs automatically from the app, like all other games. The viewer name who triggers an effect floats above the spawned enemy.

69 commands in 6 categories: Enemies (spawn any enemy in the game), Player (health, hearts, items), Resources (coins, keys, bombs, cards), Items (give active and passive items), Actives (use the current active item) and Chaos (effects that alter the run).

Auto-update loop fix: on some PCs the app detected an available update, tried to install it, failed silently and retried on every launch without making progress. This happened because WebView2 processes from the dashboard kept files locked inside the install folder. Those data files now live outside the install folder, and errors are logged instead of swallowed.

Activating Pro is easier to find: there is a shortcut in the side menu, a plan chip in the top bar and a "Subscription" section in Settings. All open the same activation modal.

Terraria integration via tModLoader: viewers can now trigger effects in Terraria in real time. The mod includes 30+ commands in 7 categories: player (health, mana, buffs, damage), enemies and bosses (spawn with BossGuard so they don't mutate the world), world (rain, day/night, biomes), items and screen effects. Features a timed effects HUD, delivery guarantee, and auto-installs from the app.

BossGuard: bosses and night/biome enemies spawned by the stream persist without modifying world state. When the boss disappears, Moon Lord screen effects (sky, filters) are automatically cleaned up.

Laser turrets are now stackable: firing the "Lasers" command multiple times accumulates turrets and extends the timer instead of resetting it. The duration chip in the HUD reflects the total accumulated time, consistent with other timed effects.

The disrupts capturable window (for OBS/Live Studio window capture) no longer shows in the taskbar or Alt+Tab. OBS still finds and remembers it across restarts via its fixed title.

New overlays: Timer and Counters. The Timer is a backend-authoritative countdown (extensible via commands and gifts from any platform). Counters let you create multiple independent counters with their own commands (add, subtract, set, etc.), banner image, emoji and auto-rules per gift/follow/sub/like. Both have 10 style presets and full typography, color and effect customization.

Cloud URLs for all overlays: leaderboard, jars, economy, alerts, disrupts, timer, counters and gift spotlight now have a Firebase URL for use in any streaming tool (OBS, TikTok LIVE Studio, Streamlabs, etc.) without the app needing to be on the same PC. Each overlay modal shows both URLs (local and cloud) in one place.

Alert audio from the Browser Source (overlay): new audio output mode. Instead of playing sound natively in the app, the OBS/Live Studio Browser Source plays the audio directly — so sound enters the stream without needing desktop audio capture. External audio and video files (MyInstants, Vlipsy) are automatically uploaded to the cloud to avoid CORS issues. TTS always remains native.

Cloud alerts overlay: the alerts animation overlay now works from the Firebase URL, without a local connection to the app. Includes a visual online/offline indicator and a step-by-step help modal for setting it up in OBS, TikTok LIVE Studio and other tools.

Disrupts overlay (effects animations) in the cloud: the disrupts animation overlay and menu also work from the Firebase URL. Image assets are automatically synced to Storage so they display correctly from the cloud.

Gift Spotlight overlay now works across all platforms: previously TikTok-only. Now detects gifts from Twitch and Kick as well, and the test panel moved next to the OBS URL for easier access.

Alerts grouped by event type: the alert list now organizes entries into collapsible sections (TikTok, Twitch, Kick, Custom, Emotes, etc.) to quickly find what you want to configure.

Improved color picker: the color selector now uses a real color wheel (saturation + hue + hex) and appears as a floating popover that does not push the layout or overflow in narrow panels.

Unified coin recharge per platform: each platform recharges with its native unit (diamonds on TikTok, bits on Twitch, Kicks on Kick) multiplied by the factor you set. No need to pick a specific gift anymore — all gifts recharge and trigger at the same time. The specific gift picker has been removed to simplify setup.

Multi-channel replies and TTS narration: Virtual Coin responses (balance, trigger, transfer, recharge) can now arrive via chat, overlay and TTS simultaneously, combinable per platform. Voice narrations use editable third-person templates and can be toggled per message type. Errors are never read aloud.

Dedicated economy overlay: Virtual Coin responses have their own overlay (separate OBS URL), with the cost shown on its own line in larger text, configurable font size, no shadow by default, and the command chip with customizable background/border color.

"Virtual Coin" view in profile: new tab in the profile detail that groups all coin-command triggers regardless of platform. The "Custom" type always appears last in the selector to avoid confusion with Virtual Coin.

Leaderboard overlay performance improvement: backdrop-blur is now off by default — on modest PCs it was hammering CPU/GPU during like animations and the continuous event stream. You can re-enable it from appearance customization if your PC can handle it. The overlay also re-renders only when visible data changes, not on every incoming message. A misalignment in the podium with long names was also fixed.

The leaderboard likes heart is now red (#fe2c55, TikTok red) by default and customizable from overlay appearance.

Aspid Mother and Soul Twister now spawn correctly as airborne enemies: they were previously spawning at floor level (missing "air" placement in the catalog). A bug was also fixed where the lateral spawn offset could embed the enemy inside a wall — a raycast now clips the distance and leaves clearance.

Kick: official webhook relay for discrete events (subs, gifted subs, Kicks). Events now arrive via the official Kick API instead of the Pusher channel, making them more reliable. Kick economy recharge now uses "Kicks" (kicks.gifted), the equivalent of Twitch bits.

Active effects HUD in Hollow Knight: while the stream runs timed effects (blind, nail scale, no-pogo, etc.), the player sees on-screen chips with the real command icon, a progress bar and remaining seconds. The HUD can be toggled on/off from the disrupts overlay settings.

Smart effect re-fire: if a viewer triggers an effect that is already active, the timer now EXTENDS from that moment instead of stacking instances. Previously, Blind could cut at the wrong time and nail scale stacked layers. In the trigger editor you can choose between "accumulate" mode (the new default) or "reset" per effect.

The "No Pogo" command now has a configurable duration, just like the rest of the timed effects.

Active effects HUD: while the stream runs timed effects (giant, slow, no-jump, etc.), the player sees on-screen chips with icon, name, progress bar and time remaining. Opposing pairs (giant/tiny, fast/slow, damage+/-) auto-cancel — newest wins. "cleareffects" command to wipe everything at once.

Monitor selector for the player overlay: choose which screen the effects HUD appears on. Shows the monitor name and an "Identify" button so you never mix them up.

HP & soulbud HUD: displays current health with a mask icon and counter — no text, clean and compact.

Stability fixes: enemies no longer block spawn after drowning; teleport is now chainable (no longer gets stuck between scenes); the SFX voice pool is capped to prevent disconnections when spamming heals.

Kick: the "followers only" TTS filter now correctly detects real followers, not just subscribers. Alerts: consecutive gifts no longer collapse into each other (sequential queue per lane).

Kick integration: connect your Kick channel with secure OAuth. You get real-time chat, follow, sub, resub and gift-sub events to trigger in-game effects — just like TikTok and Twitch.

Virtual Coin: each viewer earns coins from gifts or Twitch channel-point rewards. Configure chat commands with a cost (e.g. !spawn) and a multiplier (e.g. "!spawn x3"), auto top-ups from a designated gift, and view all viewer balances in real time. Pro feature.

One-click bug reporting: "Report an issue" button in the user menu. Automatically attaches system specs and recent logs to speed up diagnosis.

Accent-insensitive command search: typing "magico" finds "Mágico"; also searches by English name as a fallback.

Absolute Radiance upgraded: "spawn" mode is now a real fight outside Godhome. The boss chases the player room-to-room (respawns keeping HP), her attacks constantly aim at you (homing orbs + nail rain), unstable phases are locked and she properly dies at 0 HP. You can tune her HP as a percentage of the base.

Full overlay appearance customization: typography (including Google Fonts), per-element colors, backgrounds, borders and effects — all in real time without touching the OBS URL. Available on the leaderboard (independent profiles for podium and list layouts) and the jar (info panel: ticker + total).

New command: Gatling Aspid. Summon an Aspid wielding a minigun that fires bursts of crystals and grenades; you can tune crystals, grenades, shots, fire rate and health. It's an isolated instance: it doesn't affect normal aspids.

New command: Absolute Radiance. Face the final boss in two modes: "warp" (takes you to her arena and wakes her up) or "spawn" (summons her in your current room).

New (experimental) game: Resident Evil 4 Remake. Your audience can mess with the survival horror live — spawn enemies, touch Leon's inventory and apply effects on the player. As it's experimental, test the commands before going live to avoid crashes.

App master volume: a control in the audio menu that turns everything you hear up or down at once (triggers, alerts, disrupts and TTS), without changing each sound's saved volume.

Supported-build notice: when you open Resident Evil 4 or Project Zomboid, a modal tells you the compatible game version (and how to get back to it) to avoid crashes.

Ranking and jar overlays: configuration now applies live and your OBS URL stays fixed. Plus a simulation button to test without going live and a reset with confirmation that clears counters and coins.

Jar: gift images now load reliably — preloaded per gift instead of the whole catalog at once, which was choking the connection.

The live streamers panel now shows only people who are actually broadcasting: before, just having the app open or Twitch linked was enough, even with the channel offline.

Native audio: fixed an initialization failure ("Class not registered") with certain sound drivers such as Logitech G HUB or SteelSeries Sonar.

Blank overlay the first time: when creating your first profile, the overlay could end up empty due to a race condition; now the latest state always wins.

Free plan: creating a profile from a template no longer fails silently. You can save without limits, and triggers beyond the plan's limit are shown dimmed with a "Won't run" label.

New game: Project Zomboid. Your audience can now mess with your survival run live, with 29 commands.

Project Zomboid commands: hand you weapons (pistol, shotgun, rifle, katana, machete, axe…), food, water and medkits; spawn zombies, sprinters and hordes; cut the power or water, trigger rain, and make you drunk, hungry, thirsty or tired.

New Sessions page, under Analytics: review your session history and delete what you want — one by one or the whole history.

Overlay configuration moved from a popup to a side panel with a live preview on the left and the settings on the right, shared across all overlays.

Gift jar with three drop modes: basic, Suika-style merge (matching gifts fuse) and by price (size depends on the gift's cost). Plus a test panel to drop gifts and empty the jar instantly.

New The Slab (Cloakless) command: for a few seconds Hornet loses her cloak and tools, and gets her previous outfit back when it ends.

More legible usernames in the jar and leaderboard, and stronger shadows across overlays and the Tops export so they read over any background.

The TTS "team members only" filter by level now also works with the native TikTok connection, not just TikFinity.

Leaderboard: ties are now ranked correctly (same place for tied entries, skipping the following positions).

New Tops section in the menu: see the Top 10 gifters and likers, both for the current live session and per historical session.

Classic podium (2nd–left, 1st–center, 3rd–right) with full tie support: users with the same score share the same rank and appear together on the same step.

Export the leaderboard as a 9:16 vertical image (1080×1920 px) ready to post on TikTok or Instagram. Customise the accent colour and toggle the value count per card.

TTS Chat: the voice used to read each message now appears in the log. Special users can also have a “spoken name”: a custom alias the TTS says instead of their handle.

Fixed /streams: when streaming on two platforms simultaneously, the second platform now appears within seconds instead of waiting up to 2 minutes.

Fixed /streams: streamers connected via TikFinity now appear on the public page as a generic non-navigable “TikFinity streamer” card.

Fixed teleport command: random teleport now only picks scenes the player has already visited and skips zones that caused infinite scene-loading loops (Arborium, Song, Memory, Boss prefixes). Named-zone teleport also checks the destination is accessible before warping.

New home dashboard: review your past sessions’ performance —estimated income, coins, bits, interactions and viewers— with charts, date filters (Today/7 days/30 days/range) and session comparison. In development; figures are estimates.

Top gifts sent: see your top gifts with their real image, the count and the equivalent coins.

Redesigned public live-streams page (/streams): filters by platform and game, totals and one-click access to the live.

Fixed the TikTok host avatar that wasn’t showing in the live streamers panel.

The Lasers command now applies the duration you set and shows it in the overlays; before it always used the default.

New “Now broadcasting” panel: shows in real time who’s streaming with OverInteractive, with their game and platform.

Elden Ring is now supported! Your viewers can summon bosses (Margit, Radahn, Malenia and more) and enemies, plus real-time effects on your character.

New supported game: Bloody Hell.

Profile templates: when creating a profile you can start from a recommended setup (gifts already mapped to effects) or from scratch.

New Tile overlay: the action image is shown large with the gift in a corner — perfect for games with detailed art.

Fix: Twitch styles now only appear and are configured in the overlay's Twitch tab.

New Kill Enemies and Kill Bosses commands: now you can wipe only the regular mobs or only the bosses, instead of everything at once.

Lasers and Bees now have configurable duration: the turrets and the swarm auto-despawn when the timer runs out.

Snappier commands: shaved a frame of latency off every invocation and cut spawn appearance delay by ~500 ms.

Kill Player no longer fails when the knight is healing: it now interrupts focus, clears lifeblood (including Joni's) and loops the lethal hit until death is confirmed.

New Blasphemous integration. Your audience can summon enemies, hurt or heal the Penitent One, and trigger camera and time effects live from TikTok Live or Twitch.

Overlay fixes: automatic light theme for rankings on white backgrounds, smoother jar coin animation, and more accurate like detection in the leaderboard.

New Overlays section: browser sources for OBS and TikTok Live Studio. Top Likes, Top Gifters and Top Bits, as a podium or list, with animation when ranks change.

Animated jar: each gift drops as a coin into a physics jar that overflows when full. On Twitch, each cheer falls with its real bit icon. Below, the running total and who contributed.

Fixed the jar and ranking counters, which could stay at zero during a busy live.

New game: R.E.P.O. Your audience can now mess with your runs live. The mod (BepInEx) installs with one click from the app.

44 commands to summon enemies and affect the player, synced across P2P lobbies (only the host triggers them). Spawns use REPOLib, installed alongside the mod.

New game: Stardew Valley. Your audience can now mess with your farm live. It installs and launches itself from the app, without touching your copy of the game.

Summon enemies live: 49 creatures with artwork, grouped by area — slimes by color, bugs, golems and more. The farmer’s health and energy are adjustable by percentage.

Commands over the run: kill all enemies, become invincible, and change today’s weather or tomorrow’s independently. Command and enemy names in Spanish and English.

Teleport now uses a scene catalog: it takes you to the chosen scene and drops you at its spawn point, with no getting stuck.

Speed, jump and gravity effects now return to their real base value when they end — before they could stay off after chaining several.

Twitch: event icons unified with the rest of the app, plus an overlay style selector.

TikTok gifts: availability is resolved live based on your username, including your channel’s exclusive gifts.

Choose which enemies to preload: if you won't use an enemy, we don't load it. Lowers memory use and lag in heavy areas on more modest PCs. Set it up in Settings › Games › Silksong.

The lifeblood and extra-mask icons in the HUD now always show — before, on some installs, a square appeared instead of the icon.

If you summon an enemy that isn't preloaded, it now clearly warns you on screen instead of nothing happening.

Settings redesigned: a side menu with each game in its own view, and enemy lists now show their image and are built by adding or removing — easier to navigate.

Configurable lifeblood: the blue-health command can now stack without a limit or, if you prefer, transform game-style when it reaches a cap you choose. Damage eats it before your normal health.

Extra masks: healing at full health is no longer wasted — it banks as extra masks that soak up damage before your real health.

On-screen counters for lifeblood and extra masks, each with its own icon, so you always see how many you have left.

New game: Cuphead. Your audience can now mess with the run and gun live, in one- or two-player runs (Cuphead and Mugman).

Commands for the players and the fight: heal, damage or kill each player, charge or drain EX, give or take coins, and on the level boss: deal damage, heal it or win the fight instantly.

Live weapon swaps (random or a specific one: Peashooter, Spread, Chaser, Lobber, Charge, Roundabout), visual filters (black & white, Two Strip) and swapping Cuphead and Mugman.

A ton of timed effects: double or half damage, double jump, infinite dashes, super speed and slow motion, giant and tiny, high or blocked jumps, freeze, invulnerable or invisible, inverted controls, upside-down or spinning screen, zoom out, and showing the boss health bar.

Teleport now uses multiple safe zones: to a random one or to a specific one by name, so you no longer get stuck.

Word censoring for chat TTS: words on your banned list are hidden before being read aloud.

Per-user anti-spam cooldown for the TikTok share event, so a single viewer can no longer chain-trigger it.

A ton of effects on Hornet to trigger live: God Mode, giant and tiny, super speed, super jump, moon and heavy gravity, molasses, freeze, world gravity, extra nail damage, no jump, flipped camera, slow and fast motion, and a teleport to the starting area.

Hornet special attacks: a Super Attack plus each technique on its own (bell burst, lightning rod, bomb, lightning bola and wheel), and a companion Cogfly that respawns when you change rooms.

More enemies to summon, with their artwork: Choristor, Reed, Cogwork Choirbug, Gloomsac, Wood Wasp, Lampbearer, Scrollreader, Coral Bubble, Shellwood Gnat and Bone Hunter Child.

On-screen toasts showing which viewer triggered each effect.

Command sounds now respect the in-game volume.

Ten new enemies to summon live, from the Coral Tower and other areas: Spit Squit, Hoker, Kai, Kakri, Yago, Karak Gor, Alita, Steelspine Kai, Spinebeak Kai and Muckroach.

Enemy preloading no longer affects room transitions or starting a new game: room entries and exits always work correctly, with any number of enemies loaded.

Three new enemies to summon live: Tarmite (spits fire), Flintflame Flyer (throws bombs and hides in its bell) and Driznit (a coral conch that drops from the ceiling and shoots). They spawn from your stream events.

New Games menu: each game has its own profiles and triggers. The app opens straight into your active profile, and you can pick the game folder with a native picker.

In-app What’s New: a changelog section and a “what’s new” notice each time you update.

Mod update notices: each mod shows its installed version and flags when a new one is available, with one-click reinstall.

Hollow Knight: Silksong support, with ready-to-use player commands: damage, healing, lifeblood and currency.

Summon enemies live: ten enemies from several areas, including the Skarr, spawn from your stream events.

Enemy health scalable up to 1000% for longer challenges.

New game: Gravity Circuit. Summon 37 enemies and turrets, plus player commands (heal, burst and eliminate).

Automatic install and launch from the app, without modifying your copy of the game.

Direct connection to your TikTok Live from the app — no credentials, no extra software.

New Platforms section to choose how you connect (TikTok, TikFinity or Twitch).

Gift availability now adapts to your live.

Gift aliases stay visible while building a trigger.

The gift image is embedded in the trigger so you recognize it at a glance.

Real execution queue: events no longer step on each other.

Streak deduplication to avoid duplicate triggers.

Text normalizer so TTS reads names and symbols better.

More stable native TikTok connection: backoff retries, watchdog and an SDK-first pattern.

Stream-ended detection for clean reconnects.

Emote triggers for TikTok and Twitch.

Trigger preview in the overlay.

Native-connection diagnostics to troubleshoot faster.

Universal native WASAPI audio, works with any output.

Parallel audio lanes: alerts and TTS no longer block each other.

Follow anti-spam on the native TikTok connection.

Fixed double TTS on alerts.

Fixed the 6-trigger limit that appeared with an active license.

Fixed a crash when summoning Pure Vessel together with CustomKnight.

Out-of-the-box mod install, no Lumafly required.

Detection of a half-installed Modding API.