Ranked sessions are a story about a record, not a score: 7–4 today, and whether that is going the right way. Two counters and, on Pro, one box to hold them both.
Start freeTry it in a browser — FreePlaying itself — each +1 is the goal in the clip. On stream you press it; Kloot never reads the game. Press a button to take over.
Run two Kloot counters, Wins and Losses, and press the right one after each game. On Pro you can group them into a single scoreboard box that takes one spot on your overlay, each still bumped from its own key.
Designed counter looks you apply in one click — Creator gets the looks, Pro gets looks that react to your run.
LCD digits read as a scoreboard rather than a stat, which is what a win-loss pair is. Tonight is the only line that matters — a ranked session is the unit.
Suggested looks: the ones on the stage above and the Rocket League looks below.
Wins and losses are the session. MMR this session and goals are how it is going. Stack all three in one corner and run them from one panel.
Segment by playlist if you want separate records for each.
Nothing here loads itself. Kloot does not read your game — there is no detection and no preset pack. This list is here so you know what is coming; you type the playlist name when you reach it, which is also why it works on console, in a mod and after any patch.
On Pro, yes — a scoreboard groups two to four counters into one box. On other plans they are two separate items you place in two of the nine zones.
A ratio counter divides one counter by another, so a third counter set to ratio against Losses gives you the win-loss ratio live. Ratio mode is Creator.
You, a deck key, a Stream Deck Website action, or a mod you have invited. Kloot never reads the game, which is why it works the same on PC and on console.
Works alongside everything you already use
Sign in, paste one overlay URL, and bump it from your phone. Free to start — a Kloot badge until you upgrade.
Free forever · Creator $99/yr or $15/mo · Pro $149/yr or $25/mo · Event Pass $9 for 3 days