The Activity module has two sides. The feed is the rolling list of what's happening — follows, subs, gifts, raids, shares — from TikTok, Twitch, Kick, YouTube and Starvios in one place. The labels are the opposite: a fixed line showing one specific figure, like the latest follower or today's coins, each with its own OBS source.
Everything it can do
- Unified feed across five platforms, with avatar, platform mark, gift image and how long ago.
- Filters by event type and platform, plus a minimum value to hide small gifts.
- The feed switches itself off after a quiet spell and comes back when something arrives.
- Grows upward or downward, depending on which edge of the scene you pin it to.
- Four line entrances: slide, fade, pop or no animation.
- Unlimited labels, each with its own data source, platform and URL.
- Seventeen data sources: the latest of each type, the top contributor, and today's totals.
- Three label layouts: stacked, inline and badge.
- Per-label look: accent, background, text, typeface, weight, shadow, glow and its own size.
- A group URL with every label together, or each one separately.
The feed: what gets in and how it looks
Filters decide what gets in; everything else decides how it looks. The filter you'll thank yourself for is the minimum value: without it the feed fills with one-coin roses and stops telling you anything. It doesn't affect follows or subscriptions, which always come through.
- Types: follows, subs, resubs, gifted subs, gifts, bits/Kicks, Super Chat, raids and shares.
- Platforms: none checked means all of them.
- Minimum value: gifts only.
Labels are the part that stays put
A label is a line with one figure and nothing else: "Latest follower: someone", "Today's coins: 4,320". Create as many as you want and each gets its own URL, so you can place them separately in different corners of the scene, or use the group URL to show them all together.
- People: latest follower, latest subscription, latest gift, top contributor, latest thing that happened.
- Stream figures: today's follows, subscriptions, gifts and coins.
Before the first one of the stream
Every label has copy for when there's nobody yet. It's worth writing: that's what's on screen for the first few minutes, and a generic "Nobody yet" stands out a lot more than a "Be the first".
Pulling one out of the group without deleting it
A label can sit outside the group and stay alive: its own URL still shows it. That's what you want when a label is placed in a very specific spot in the scene and you don't want it appearing in the group band as well.
Step by step
- Open Activity in the overlays section.
- In the Feed tab pick types, platforms and the minimum gift value.
- Set the rows, the growth direction and the entrance animation, and copy the feed URL.
- In the Labels tab create the ones you need and pick each one's data source.
- Customize its layout and look, and write its "when there's nobody" copy.
- Copy each label's URL, or the group URL to show them all together.
FAQ
Do I have to re-paste the URL when I change a setting?
No. Settings reach OBS on their own: the URL is stable and the configuration travels separately. You only copy a new URL when you create a new label.
If I delete a label, what happens to its OBS source?
It goes blank. The app warns you before deleting, for exactly that reason.
Can I have a feed for a single platform?
Yes, check only that one in the filters. And if you're listening to several at once, turn on the platform mark on each line so you know where everything came from.
Try it on your next stream
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