!entrar · !saludar · !bailar · !aportarChat, for free
Typing a command is enough to show up, wave, dance, or add energy. Belonging costs nothing.
For Twitch streamers · Beta
Arena Bragis adds a pixel-art strip to your OBS where every viewer shows up as a crew member. A !saludar in chat, a few Bits, or a sub becomes something everyone can see. And tomorrow, their crew member is still aboard.

Twitch chat
This is the real overlay in local mode with a community autopilot. Whatever you type here happens up there.
01 / PARTICIPATION
You choose what enters your channel. Every path ships with limits and cooldowns already configured, and all of them start switched off.
!entrar · !saludar · !bailar · !aportarTyping a command is enough to show up, wave, dance, or add energy. Belonging costs nothing.
BitsThe reaction scales with the amount: from a single flash to a crew-wide celebration from 1,000 Bits up.
Channel pointsMap your rewards to contributions, celebrations, or votes. The viewer redeems and the overlay responds.
Subs and giftsNew subs, resubs, and gifts push the energy hard and make up to 12 avatars react at once.
No free text on screen: only a closed list of commands and native Twitch events.
02 / LIVE EXPERIENCE
The Ship is the first scenario: a common room in the top strip of your OBS. Nobody has to run anything; channel activity moves the space.

With !entrar their crew member appears. Then it wanders, sits down, and stares out the window even if they never type again.

Greetings, dances, and rests turn chat names into visible people on screen.

Commands, Bits, subs, and rewards feed a bar the whole community watches rise.

At 100, the whole ship reacts at once: confetti, shakes, or chaos, depending on who pushed.
03 / COMMUNITY ENERGY
Every contribution adds energy from 0 to 100. If nobody contributes, it slowly drains. At 100 a collective event fires and the bar resets: the stream picks up a rhythm your community sets.
And if contributions of several kinds land within ten seconds, a combo chains in with extra energy.
Subs and giftsConfetti rains down and the whole crew jumps at once.
BitsThe ship shakes and pulses orange: the channel just redlined.
Chat and channel pointsAvatars scatter and the scene shifts colour for a few seconds.
04 / START
No Twitch extension and nothing to install: one authorization, one panel, one browser source.
Authorize your channel. Arena Bragis listens to chat, Cheers, channel points, and subs straight from Twitch.
Every rule starts disabled. Enable the ones that fit and tune magnitudes, cooldowns, and daily limits.
Paste the overlay URL as a 1920 × 160 browser source. Rotate it and the old one stops working instantly.
05 / STREAMER CONTROL
Built to bring your channel to life without taking control away or competing with your content.
Every rule shows its effect and the permissions it needs before it goes live. It starts disabled.
Banned users, deleted messages, or disabled chat produce nothing on the overlay.
160 pixels tall. The overlay sits alongside your content instead of covering it.
Rotate the OBS URL whenever you want: the old one is invalidated and nobody can reuse it.
06 / FAQ
It is a Twitch overlay where your audience appears as pixel-art avatars in an OBS strip. They react to chat commands, Bits, channel points, and subs, push a shared energy bar, and trigger events everyone can see.
No. You authorize your channel with Twitch, configure the rules in the panel, and add a browser source in OBS. There is no extension and nothing to download.
A 1920 × 160 pixel strip, designed for the top or bottom of your scene. Your content stays center stage.
No. Showing up, greeting, dancing, and contributing all work with free chat commands. Bits, subs, and channel points amplify the reaction, but they don't buy the right to be there.
Their crew member stays aboard with a life of its own: walking, sitting, staring out the window. When the community fires a collective event, it reacts with everyone else.
Each viewer's avatar and place in the crew persist. Energy and collective events start from zero every stream, so each broadcast has its own rhythm.
Yes. You decide which rules are active, with what magnitude, cooldown, and daily limit. Nothing reaches the screen as free text, and Twitch moderation is respected.
It is designed and tested for OBS Studio. Any program that supports browser sources should display it, but during the beta we only support OBS.
There are no plans or billing during the beta. If that changes, you will know before it affects your channel.
Join the beta and turn your next stream into somewhere your audience wants to come back to.
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