Lagoon Glow XP Rank Overlay — Twitch Leaderboard Widget

Lagoon Glow XP Rank Overlay turns viewer chat activity into a live leveling system, with 16 ranks, 6 tiers and a leaderboard for Twitch, YouTube and Kick. I'm August, the one designer behind DigitalScenary, and I built this pack for streamers who want their community to feel seen every time someone chats. Teal and aqua glow settle over deep water tones, so it reads calm rather than loud on stream. Lagoon Glow XP Rank Overlay is a gamified leveling package for Twitch, YouTube and Kick channels. The system turns chat messages, follows, subs and watch time into XP, so active viewers climb through 16 ranks spread across 6 tiers. Each viewer's rank, level number and XP total display on an animated bar that fills in real time as they progress. A matching leaderboard panel highlights your top-ranked regulars, and a loyalty point display ties directly to watch time and chat activity. Every viewer's real Twitch avatar loads in automatically, so the leaderboard feels personal rather than generic. Several color presets come built in, plus full custom color control over fonts, sizing and positioning. The whole package drops into OBS or StreamElements as a browser source, guided by an illustrated PDF setup file. Matching alert and transition graphics share the same teal and aqua palette, so the finished scene reads as one designed layout. Your viewers can check their own progress without ever leaving chat. !rank (aliased to !xp and !level) whispers back a viewer's level, rank, tier and XP total, while !leaderboard posts the top names in chat and pops the leaderboard panel on your HUD. !daily hands out a daily XP bonus on a 20-hour cooldown, so regulars have a reason to say hi every session. Every command is renamable, and you choose who can use it — everyone, subs, VIPs or mods. Color is where Lagoon Glow really opens up. Beyond the teal and aqua glow you see in the preview, you get full custom color control, a custom border color, background gradient and accent colors, so the overlay can shift to match your own scene instead of staying locked to ours. Size, HUD position, particle density, border speed and the rotating frame are all adjustable too, and fonts, sizing and positioning follow the same rule — nothing about the layout is fixed. Getting it running takes about a minute. Add the overlay as a browser source in OBS Studio or StreamElements, connect your loyalty point settings, and adjust colors, fonts and positions to taste. An illustrated PDF setup guide walks through every step, and matching alert and transition graphics share the same palette so the whole scene feels like one design instead of separate downloads dropped on top of each other. I made Lagoon Glow for chill channels, ocean-themed VTubers and anyone who wants a cool-toned scene instead of another neon-purple overlay. It rewards the people who actually show up — the daily chatters, the regulars who raid every week — by giving them a rank the whole room can see. Once you buy it, it's yours: use it on Twitch, YouTube or Kick, as many times as you like, on any of your own channels.