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Rahul Plays // Local-first OBS overlays

Local-first overlays that feel easier to run, buy, and trust.

Rahul Plays makes one-time OBS overlays for streamers who want browser-source tools with clear delivery, practical setup guidance, and runtime behavior that stays on their own streaming setup.

Built by Rahul Bharati for creators using OBS Studio and Streamer.bot.

Runtime

Local

Browser sources connect to your own Streamer.bot setup.

Pricing

One-time

Digital product pricing without a recurring subscription.

Setup

10-15m

Designed for a faster first install in OBS.

Rahul Plays
One-time purchaseLocal runtime
10-15mfirst install
OBSbrowser source

Why it is simpler

The product promise is visible before the cart.

The site now leads with what a buyer needs to know: what the product does, how it is delivered, what it requires, and where to get help.

Beta principle

Local-first runtime

Each overlay is made to run as an OBS browser source with Streamer.bot on your own setup, not as an always-on hosted widget.

Beta principle

One-time purchase

The catalog is priced as digital software, not a subscription. Buy once, keep it in your creator workflow, and revisit settings whenever you need.

Beta principle

Beta-ready support

Setup help, delivery clarity, refund guidance, and product requirements are visible before checkout so the business side stays as clean as the overlay itself.

Clear delivery, clear requirements, and local-first runtime are now the main story, not background details.

Built for streamers

Pick the workflow that matches your broadcast.

The current beta catalog is small on purpose. Each overlay format has a clear use case so creators can choose quickly instead of decoding a vague pack of widgets.

Creator fit

Chat-first layouts

Vertical and lower-third chat overlays for creators who want clean, readable chat without turning the scene into a UI wall.

Creator fit

Simulcast workflows

Merged chat and alert products for creators managing more than one community at the same time.

Creator fit

Minimal setup

Default settings start with localhost, a standard WebSocket port, and the fewest moving parts possible for the first install.

Creator fit

Creator-owned control

Appearance, platform mix, and OBS URLs are generated from your own saved settings, so you stay in control of the runtime behavior.

Current beta lineup

Three clear product lanes instead of a noisy storefront.

The catalog is trimmed to the formats that solve the most common overlay jobs first: focused chat, simulcast chat, and alert handling.

Single-platform chat

Beta ready

Focused chat overlays for one main platform, with options for full-height side rails or lower-third strips.

  • Fast first install
  • Readable on gameplay scenes
  • One-time pricing

Simulcast chat

Beta ready

Merged chat layouts that keep several communities visible without forcing creators into a hosted multistream overlay stack.

  • Multi-platform source selection
  • Built for shared chat lanes
  • Local-first runtime

Alert overlays

Beta ready

Alert overlays for follows, subscriptions, raids, memberships, and support events with local Streamer.bot connectivity.

  • Event group controls
  • Queue and hold-time controls
  • Single and multi-platform options

How it works

Buy, unlock, customize.

I

Choose the overlay

Pick the format that fits the scene: vertical chat, lower-third chat, or alert-focused layouts.

II

Pay once, unlock access

Checkout is for digital overlay products only, with visible delivery, refund, and support policies before payment.

III

Customize locally

Copy the browser-source URL, connect to Streamer.bot, and keep runtime settings local to your streaming machine.

Beta checklist

Storefront basics are now part of the product.

Instant digital delivery inside the account library

Refund, privacy, terms, and support pages linked in the storefront

Safer checkout copy for digital creator software

Simpler overlay customization with stronger local defaults

Product requirements visible before purchase

More local-first OBS tools planned after beta feedback