Stream toolkit for Kick

Everything around your Kick stream, in one place.

Chat, viewer count, alerts, goals and chat automation — styled once in Orvexa and added to OBS as browser sources.

  • Kick chat overlay
  • Shared Theme Studio
  • Browser-based dashboard
Orvexa stream dashboard showing live viewers, subscribers, gifted subs, mod actions, Kick chat and an activity feed.
Live chat & mod actions
Alerts queued in order

Widgets

Seven tools, one control room

Every overlay is a browser source. Style it in the dashboard, copy its URL, and drop it into OBS — no scene-by-scene rebuilds when you change a colour.

Chat Widget

Transparent Kick chat for OBS, with a live preview and styling that matches the rest of your scene.

  • Background, border and glow, typography and motion controls
  • Theme Studio presets, plus a widget URL you can copy or regenerate
Orvexa Chat Widget page showing a transparent Kick chat preview and Theme Studio styling controls.
Follow and Sub Alerts settings with alert text, a live alert preview and test buttons.

Follow & Sub Alerts

Follow, subscription, renewal, gifted-sub and goal alerts, queued so one event never cuts off another.

  • Separate alert text for every event
  • Test buttons for each alert
Goal Widget settings showing follow, subscription and gift goals with a live progress preview.

Goal Widget

Live progress for follows, subs and gifts, with a target you set and a reset when the next goal starts.

  • Separate follow, sub and gift goals
  • Progress updates as events arrive
View Widget settings with a compact live viewer-count preview.

Viewer Widget

A compact live viewer count for OBS, sized to sit in a corner without covering gameplay.

  • Lightweight browser source
  • Styled with the shared widget theme
Chat Bot page with command replies, event messages and scheduled messages.

Chat Bot

Command replies, event messages and scheduled messages while you are live — with one master switch.

  • Command replies at most once every 30 seconds
  • Moderator-only commands such as shout-outs
Giveaways page for drawing winners from chat entries, with entry command and winner settings.

Giveaways

Draw winners from chat or from a list you control, and let the bot post the result in chat.

  • Entry command and entry window
  • Winners saved before the bot announces them
Telegram Stream Alerts settings with channel, message template and test controls.

Telegram Alerts

Send a Telegram alert to your channel or group when your stream goes live.

  • Message template with stream details
  • Test message before you rely on it

Theme Studio

Style once, apply everywhere

Overlays should look like part of the scene, not like an afterthought. Theme Studio keeps the controls in one place.

Background, border and glow

Tune transparency, borders, glow, typography and motion, then apply the same look to the widgets that share a style.

Presets and dashboard sync

Save a preset for later, or sync the overlays with your dashboard theme so a redesign does not mean restyling every widget.

Preview before OBS

Style against a real preview in the dashboard. When it looks right, copy the widget URL into OBS as a browser source.

How it works

From sign-in to your first overlay

Three steps, all from the dashboard.

1

Connect Kick

Sign in with Kick or email, then open the dashboard for your channel.

2

Style your overlays

Pick a preset or tune Theme Studio. Changes apply to every widget that shares the style.

3

Add to OBS

Copy a widget URL and add it as a browser source at the size shown in the dashboard.

Security

Overlay links you can revoke

OBS sources never need your password. Each overlay uses its own widget token, and you can regenerate it from the dashboard whenever you want.

Platform access tokens are encrypted at rest and are not sent to the browser or to OBS. Disconnecting a platform removes Orvexa’s access without touching your platform account.

Read the privacy policy

Get started

Set up your Kick overlays in one place

Create an account, connect Kick, and add your first widget to OBS. Kick is supported today; Twitch and YouTube are in development.