Your own leaderboards for your group. A wheel that spins on every gift. Your sounds on your gifts. Games your viewers control. A companion that lives in your stream and grows along with it. We ship the first tools — the community builds the rest, people like you.
It runs in the studio on your computer: you pull together the building blocks you want and lay them over your stream with OBS. From then on they're part of the picture that goes out — every viewer sees them, on any device. But you can only set them up on the computer through OBS, not from your phone.
Most of it needs no code. Fill in a form, done. Whoever can code builds their own games and effects on top and shares them with everyone.
Do I need to know how to code?
For most of it, no. Setting a goal, typing up a leaderboard, setting up a wheel or a countdown — that's a form. Whoever can code builds their own games and effects (say, sounds on certain gifts) on top with our SDK and shares them.
How does a mod get onto my stream?
In the studio on your computer you pick your mods and set them up. Each one gets its own web address that you drop into OBS as a browser source — and there it is, over your stream.
Does it work on the phone?
You build your own mods on the computer, in the studio — from the phone alone you don't set any up. What you always have from the phone are JingJing's built-in effects (gift animations, crown, combo): those play in every viewer's player, no studio needed. The custom overlays are the extra you sit down at the computer for.
Who builds the mods?
The community. We deliver the first ones and the stage; the long rest the creators and developers build themselves — and share it with each other.