Extensions: overlays you can change from your phone
A goal bar, a counter, a lower third or anything you can make with a web page. Each one brings its own buttons and fields, and they appear in the app, on your phone and on the web control panel by themselves.
Built in, ready to use
Four are included: a goal bar (counts new follows by itself), a counter for deaths or wins, a lower third that slides in for eight seconds at the press of a button, and a countdown for your starting-soon screen. Switch one on, press Add to my show, and it is a layer you can move and resize like any other.
Controlled from anywhere
The buttons and fields of every extension are drawn in the app, on the phone remote and on the web control panel from the extension’s own description. A director can press +1 or Show name from another device. Every button can also have its own shortcut key that works inside games.
Use them in OBS too
Each overlay has a link. In OBS (or any app that can show a web page) add a browser source with that link and the overlay’s size. The values stay in Streamdzy, so the same overlay in two places always agrees.
Safe by design
An extension is a web page, not a program: it has no access to your files, camera or microphone. It can only use the internet if it says so and you see a warning. A broken or hostile page cannot change your show beyond its own controls.
Make your own
An extension is a folder with a small description file and a web page. See how to make one in ten minutes. Share it as a folder; there is no store to go through.
Questions
Do extensions cost anything?
No. They run on your PC and are free for everyone.
Can I use OBS plugins?
No. Streamdzy extensions are web overlays with controls, which is why they are safe and work the same everywhere.
Where do I find extensions?
Four come with Streamdzy. You can make your own or add a folder someone gives you: Settings, Extensions, Add an extension.
Keep going
Want all of this in one app?
Streamdzy is a free streaming and recording app for Windows: several cameras, your phone as a camera, going live to many places at once, and recording first so a bad connection never costs you the show.