REACTOR — STREAM TOOLS
On your stream, from your own machine.
Devign is not just games any more. Stream Tools puts your gifts, followers and comments on screen: gift alerts carrying the real gift artwork, goals that raise themselves, live top-supporter boards, and a voice that reads your chat out loud in real Saudi, Egyptian, Emirati, Lebanese and Iraqi Arabic. You arrange it all on one canvas and paste a single link into OBS or TikTok LIVE Studio.
Included in your Devign subscription — the same one that unlocks the games.
Other tools hand out a separate browser source for every widget. Devign gives you one link for everything — and it follows whichever scene you have selected, so a gaming scene and a just-chatting scene are one source in OBS, not two. It matters most in TikTok LIVE Studio, whose built-in browser is slow with several.
Nobody else pairs them. The subscription that unlocks every Devign game unlocks Stream Tools too, at no extra cost.
Not translated into it. Real dialect voices, right-to-left layout on every screen, and it skips Arabizi — "kifak 3am ta3mel" — rather than reading it out as gibberish the way every other tool does.
Not a hosted service. The overlay is drawn by the Devign bridge on your own PC, so nothing sits between a gift landing and the alert firing — and it keeps running with the launcher closed.
Nobody else has this. Rehearsal pushes ninety seconds of realistically-shaped traffic through the rules you actually saved, then hands every rule the room never reached the exact event its trigger asks for — which tells apart the two things that look identical from outside: a rule that works but that real traffic rarely reaches, and a rule that cannot fire at all. What it will not claim is that a keystroke landed in your game. It sends the effect; it does not watch it arrive, and it says so.
Stream Tools lives on the Tools tab, next to your library. Sign in once and set it up there.
