Giveaway Wheel

Listens to your Twitch or Kick chat, pulls the comments of your YouTube video, spins the wheel. The difference: viewers can see for themselves that it can't be rigged. You share a lock code before the draw and reveal the key when it's over — changing the result afterwards is impossible.

Channel (click the prefix: Twitch ↔ Kick)

Keyword

Filters

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Round 1

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Lock code — post it in chat before the draw

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Entry window

When the time runs out entries lock automatically. The timer shows in the middle of the wheel and on the stream overlay.

The verification link is a single line, so it pastes cleanly into chat; the text is multi-line and chat may mangle it.

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Quick draw

Several winners at once, no spinning.

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Was the draw fair?

Paste the link or text the streamer shared after the draw and we redo the math here. If the same winner comes out, the draw was fair — nobody could change the result afterwards. If you arrived by clicking the link, the check runs by itself.

Stream overlay

Add it to OBS as a Browser Source: entry count, time left and the winner show on stream. The overlay keeps updating as long as this page stays open.

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Preview overlay

Width 480, height 220 is enough. Transparent background.

How it works

1Drop the lock Post the lock code on the right in chat. The result is locked at that moment; even you can't change it anymore.

2Fill the list On Twitch or Kick enter the channel and keyword, hit Connect: whoever types the keyword gets in. On YouTube paste the video link, Fetch comments: commenters get in. Either way the same person can't enter twice.

3Spin The wheel turns, a winner comes out. In elimination mode it removes one at a time and the last one standing wins.

4Reveal the key Post the verification link in chat. Viewers who click it see the result verified on their own screen.

What are the lock and key for? The lock code is a fingerprint of the key that decides the winner. Nobody can know who wins without seeing the key, but once the key is revealed anyone can check that it matches the lock. So the streamer can't dislike the result and redraw: a new draw means a new lock code in chat, and viewers see the difference.

YouTube comments come from the video's public comments (official YouTube API, first 3,000 comments). You don't connect your channel; comments stay on the server for 10 minutes, then get deleted. The "must contain" word ignores case and Turkish characters; with "One per person" off, every comment is a separate chance.

The Twitch and Kick connection is anonymous and read-only: you don't link your account, the tool can't post to chat. Entries, keys and settings live only in your browser. For the rest of the stream tools see streamer tools.