One tap from a phone
Viewers scan the code and vote. Each phone gets a random alias: no account, no name, nothing typed.
For Overwatch streamers
Put a QR code on stream. Your viewers vote from their phones and the result lands on screen: tier list votes, hero pool reviews and quick minigames between matches. No bot, no account, nothing to install.
FreeOBS or a shared windowPC and console streams
Why it works
Polls in chat are a wall of numbers. Here the chat votes on heroes and patches with one tap, and your stream gets a screen that is worth looking at.
Viewers scan the code and vote. Each phone gets a random alias: no account, no name, nothing typed.
Nothing connects to your channel or chat. It works the same on Twitch, YouTube, Kick or any other platform.
One Browser source at 1920×1080, with a transparent background if you like. Console streams work too.
Every hero, the DidIThrow tier list, Blizzard win rates and the latest patch, with the official ability icons.
Three ways to play with your chat
Bring heroes up one by one or by role. The chat votes S to D, you give your tier, and the screen puts the chat, you and the DidIThrow tier list side by side. The Controversy meter lights up when you disagree, and at the end the chat's tier list goes next to yours as an image.
Viewers send 2 to 4 heroes from their phone, the same pool as Rate My Hero Pool. You open them one by one with only the alias on screen. The chat guesses the score before the reveal, then you stamp it: Approved, One-trick beyond saving, Bronze pool…
Rounds of 5 to 10 questions: higher or lower win and pick rates by rank, and buff or nerf from the latest patch. Correct answers earn points and the night ends with a champion. The chat can also pick your next hero or ban.
Viewers on a phone
Viewers who watch on their phone cannot scan the screen they are looking at. The control gives you a chat message with the short link: paste it, pin it or put it in a !vote command. They tap the link and keep the stream in picture-in-picture while they vote.
Step by step
One click on this page. You get the control, on your PC or your phone, and a screen link.
Add the screen link as a Browser source in OBS at 1920×1080, or share the window.
Viewers scan the QR code or tap the link from your chat. Each phone gets an alias.
Next, reveal, close the vote. In auto mode each vote closes and moves on, so you can keep playing.
Questions
A free page for Overwatch streamers. Your stream shows a screen with a QR code; viewers scan it, vote from their phone and the screen shows what the chat thinks: tier list votes, hero pool reviews and short minigames between matches.
No. Nothing connects to your channel or your chat. Viewers join with the QR code or the short link on screen, so it works on any platform.
Create a room, copy the screen link and add it as a Browser source at 1920×1080. Add the transparent background option if you want it over your camera or game. You can also share the window as it is.
No. Each phone gets a random alias like Sleepy Torbjörn #12. Nobody types a name, a message or a BattleTag.
Rooms are built for a few hundred viewers voting at the same time: each phone reads one small shared file every few seconds and votes are counted once a second.
Only the room: hero names, tiers, the options chosen, viewer numbers and their aliases. No names, accounts, IP addresses or messages. Each room is deleted 24 hours after you open it.
They cannot scan the screen they are watching, so the control gives you a chat message with the short link. Paste it, pin it or use it in a !vote command: they tap it and vote while the stream keeps playing in picture-in-picture. The question and the countdown are on their phone too.
Streams reach viewers a few seconds late. Set the stream delay in the control and each vote stays open that much longer for viewers, while the screen on your stream counts down on time.
Yes. DidIThrow Streamer Mode is free and needs no account or download.
Tiers and rates from Blizzard Hero Statistics, as on the tier list. See what a stream room stores. Ability and perk icons © Blizzard Entertainment, via OverFast API. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Blizzard.