An ending screen that recaps the stream

An ending screen carrying tonight’s counters and where to find you, on a short clock. The last thirty seconds are the ones people screenshot, so give them something.

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What should a stream ending screen show?

The things worth taking away: what tonight added up to, where to find you next, and how long is left before the stream goes. A recap block pulls the numbers from the counters you already ran, so nothing is typed out twice.

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Tonight's counters and your socials on the way out. Sample numbers; the blocks are real.

End on what actually happened.

The old way vs Kloot

How most streams end

The stream just stops

A screen that says goodbye properly

Reading your socials out loud again

They sit on screen while you talk

Tonight’s numbers never get mentioned

The recap block pulls them in

Typing the totals out by hand

They come from the counters you ran

Set it up

Live in three steps

1

Add your Kloot overlay to OBS once

The ending screen and your counters share it.

2

Add a recap block

It lists your counters and their values, so whatever you counted tonight shows up without being typed again.

3

Add your socials and a short clock

A socials block for where to find you, and a two-minute countdown so people know how long they have.

Want the full walkthrough?

This page is the setup. The step-by-step guide goes deeper.

Frequently asked

Where do the recap numbers come from?

From the counters you already ran that stream. The block lists them and their current values, so there is nothing to type at the end of a long night.

What if I did not run any counters?

The block hides itself rather than showing an empty panel. A block with nothing to show draws nothing at all.

Can I put my socials on it?

Yes — a socials block takes a platform and a handle per line and sits beside the recap.

Which plan do I need?

Blocks are part of Creator ($15/mo). Free runs two screens with a countdown.

Works alongside everything you already use

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