Build the deck
Name the prize, pick how many slots — 5, 25, 100, up to 200 — and choose the word viewers type. Drop in your Twitch channel or YouTube live link.
Viewers type one word in your Twitch or YouTube chat. Their avatar drops into a slot. The moment the deck fills, it spins — live, on your overlay, in front of everyone.
No bot invite, no OAuth for your viewers, no browser extension. Paste your stream link and go.
Name the prize, pick how many slots — 5, 25, 100, up to 200 — and choose the word viewers type. Drop in your Twitch channel or YouTube live link.
SpinDeck reads your live chat directly. Anyone who types the keyword gets a slot with their real name and profile picture — one entry each, duplicates ignored.
Last slot fills, a countdown hits your overlay, and the deck spins. The winner is drawn on the server with a cryptographic RNG — nothing in the browser can nudge it.
One transparent browser-source URL. Slot counter while it fills, full roulette while it spins, winner card at the end — sized for a 1920×1080 canvas.
The server broadcasts the spin curve, not just the result. Your overlay, the public page and every viewer's phone land on the same card at the same instant.
Winners come from crypto.randomInt on the server, picked before the animation starts. The tape is just theatre over a decision already made.
Restrict a round to subscribers and members, or permanently block known bots and alt accounts from ever taking a slot.
Store the game key with the round. The winner gets a private claim link — the code never appears on stream, never in chat.
Every round archived with entries, timestamps and delivery status, so you can prove exactly who won what and when.
Free to start. Make a round, paste the overlay URL into OBS, tell chat the word.