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New: Bring Your Whole Team Into Quadraviz
Your scenes, animations and channels now belong to an organisation instead of one login. Invite your designer, your operator and your client, and give each of them exactly as much control as they need.
New: Control Quadraviz From a Stream Deck, a Script, or Anything Else
A public HTTP API and signed webhooks. Play a scene from a hardware panel, set a score from a script, and have your own systems find out the moment something changes on air.
Watch: The Complete Quadraviz Tutorial Series
Four videos that take a Photoshop file all the way to animated, data-bound graphics running live on stream. Start to finish, nothing skipped.
New: Request a Free Custom Rive Scene From Our Team
Don't have a Rive designer on staff? Request a custom scene directly from the Quadraviz controller — free, while we're in early access.
How to Add Live Graphics to vMix with a Browser Source
Step-by-step guide to adding real-time overlay graphics to vMix with a Web Browser input — scoreboards, lower thirds, and tickers that update live, no plugins required.
How to build an animated leaderboard for a live stream
Build a leaderboard overlay that updates itself: merge your roster with a live stats feed into one animated, always-correct standings graphic.
Animated nameplates & lower thirds for esports streams: a 2026 guide
How to design and ship animated player nameplates (lower thirds) that look like television in OBS — without an animator on staff or a hardware switcher in the rack.
How to Add a Live Scoreboard to OBS in 2026
Step-by-step guide to adding a real-time scoreboard overlay to OBS Studio. Works with browser source, updates live, no plugins required.
Your first overlay in 10 minutes
From empty dashboard to a live scoreboard on your stream — without writing a single line of code.
How to automate your stream overlays with live match data (APIs, webhooks & Sheets)
Stop typing scores by hand. Feed live data from an API, a webhook, or a Google Sheet and let your scoreboard and overlays update themselves — on air, in real time.
One match, three languages, zero duplication
How a tournament organizer ran the same final across three regions — each with its own sponsors and language — from a single dashboard.