Azure Tide Animated Viewer XP & Rank Overlay for Twitch

Azure Tide is an animated viewer rank and XP overlay for Twitch, turning chat, subs, follows, raids, and cheers into visible XP progress and rank badges. I built it as a soft-glow HUD for your stream, not a corporate dashboard. Every action your community takes nudges their bar forward in real time. Azure Tide is a StreamElements-ready viewer progression system that rewards Twitch chat activity with XP, ranks, and a live leaderboard. Every chat message, subscription, follow, raid, and cheer earns XP. That XP builds toward 16 distinct ranks spread across 6 tiers, from an entry rank called Netlink up through the top tier, Singularity. The overlay pulls each viewer's real Twitch avatar automatically and displays their current level and rank tier. An animated XP bar fills as they climb toward the next milestone, with a popup celebrating every level-up and rank-up along the way. A built-in live leaderboard shows your most active viewers competing for the top spot, right on your scene. The whole package ships with 37 color and style themes, so you can match it to your channel without touching a line of code. Viewers can check their progress anytime with the !rank command, and a channel points reward lets them double their XP gain for a limited time. Five chat commands come built in and work the moment you import the package: !rank, !xp, and !level all whisper a viewer their current level, rank, and XP total. !leaderboard posts the top three viewers in chat and pops the leaderboard onto your HUD. !daily hands out a daily XP bonus on a 20-hour cooldown, so regulars have a reason to show up every stream. Every command is renamable, and permissions are configurable per command — everyone, subs, VIPs, or mods, your call. Import Azure Tide straight into StreamElements, drop it into OBS as a transparent overlay, and it's ready in under a minute. Colors, border speed, particle density, HUD position, and background gradient are all adjustable from the settings panel, so the widget can sit quietly in a corner or take center stage. The palette leans moonlit blue and violet with warm gold highlights on the XP bar and rank text, so it reads as atmosphere first, dashboard second. I made Azure Tide for streamers who want their chat to feel like a place worth returning to, not just a scrolling feed. Whether you run a cozy variety stream or a competitive channel, the rank system gives your regulars something to work toward every time they hit that follow, sub, or raid button.