Win Challenge Twitch Overlay

Your chat remembers every task better than you do, which is why the whole run stays on screen. The countdown is the biggest thing in frame, counts against a real deadline rather than by summing ticks, and therefore survives every scene change, every restart and every pause to the second. Each challenge carries a short key printed clearly at the start of its row: what is on screen is what a mod types, and it never changes, not even when a challenge is dropped. Challenges can be simple ticks, counters like win three times, B2B streaks where a loss visibly knocks the counter back to zero, or measured values with a unit such as 1,500 metres. Because a run lasts hours, the exceptions are the real substance: pause and resume without losing a second, credit or deduct time, swap, rename, strike or skip a challenge with a joker, renegotiate a target, and undo one step. If two mods report the same win at the same moment it still counts once. Anyone who would rather not learn chat commands can run the whole thing with the mouse through the OBS Interact window, because every control only appears under a cursor and is invisible on stream. For group runs there is a team mode with participants, assignment and a team bar, in which each participant may report their own challenges without mod rights. Two themes, dark and light, nine positions, a compact mode. As an OBS browser source it is a single HTML file.