Run the show to a clock, without hiding your guests.
A live podcast has a shape: a pre-show, segments, a sponsor read, a goodbye. Each part is a key on your deck. Press it and it is on stream, low in the frame, so every face stays in view.
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A pre-show card while people arrive, a name card for whoever is talking, a segment band that names the current part and counts it down, a topic ticker for latecomers, and an ending card. Each one is a key, so you press it without leaving the conversation.
One episode, start to finish
You press Starting Soon. A Starting Soon card with a countdown, so they know when you begin.
Run of show
Built for live podcasts
Type their name and handle into a lower third once. The guest card key shows it when they start talking and clears it with a second press.
In your panel
On your stream
Make a screen per segment in the band layout: a strip across the bottom with the segment’s name and its own clock. Chain them, and each one hands on to the next at zero.
In your panel
On your stream
Set the brand, the code and the line you read once. Press the sponsor key when the read starts, and again when it ends.
In your panel
On your stream
Two minutes
OBS · Browser source
Open the deck
Open your deck in a browser. You can try it with no account.
Add one Browser source
In OBS, add a Browser source, paste your Kloot overlay link, and set it to 1920 × 1080.
Press keys
Press keys from the deck on your PC or your phone. Each one goes straight to your stream.
Hands free of OBS
Yes. Your deck opens in your phone’s browser, so OBS, your guests and the conversation stay where they are. Nothing to install.
Control your stream from your phoneYour phone is the deck
Your stream reacts
Screens library
A warm studio with a slow light across it.
Suits show bed (optional): add your own track
Use this templateSoft blue lights behind a talk set.
Suits show bed: add your own track
Use this templateWays to run it
Example setup
Two hosts and a guest, about an hour, every week.
The segments are chained, so the hosts press the first one and talk; the band moves on by itself.
Runs on Creator
Example setup
One host, one guest, one paid read per episode.
A producer runs the deck from their phone, so the host never looks away from the guest.
Runs on Pro
Example setup
One host working through the week’s stories.
The ticker carries the story list, so a late viewer catches up without asking in chat.
Runs on Creator
Plans
Free
$0
forever
Covers
Creator
$15/mo
or $8.25/mo billed yearly at $99
Adds
Pro
$25/mo
or $12.42/mo billed yearly at $149
Adds
Everything on this page runs on Pro. See full pricing
Without Kloot
| Job | By hand | With Kloot |
|---|---|---|
| The pre-show | A looping scene, plus a timer site captured as a second source | A Starting Soon screen with the countdown built in |
| A guest’s name | A text source per guest, typed and toggled in OBS | One guest card key; type the name in your panel |
| The segment clock | A stopwatch someone resets by hand | A band that counts down and hands on at zero |
| The sponsor read | An image you have to remember to show | A sponsor key with the brand and the code |
| Running it live | Alt-tab to OBS mid-sentence | Press keys from your phone or a second screen |
| In OBS | A source for every graphic | One Browser source for all of it |
It never reads your chat, never switches your OBS scenes, and doesn’t detect anything on its own. Every change on screen is a key you, or someone you gave a link to, pressed.
Works alongside the tools you already stream with
Make a lower third with your guest’s name and handle, and press its key on the deck when they start talking. It slides in at the bottom of the frame and clears with a second press. Lower thirds are on Free.
Add a lower third to your streamMake a screen for each segment in the band layout and give it a countdown. The band is a strip across the bottom, so every guest stays visible, and a segment can hand on to the next when its clock reaches zero.
Segment cards for a live podcastTurn on a Starting Soon screen with a countdown to your start time. Viewers who arrive early see when you begin; you press one key to go live.
Starting Soon that hands off by itselfPut a scrolling ticker at the bottom with today’s topics and where to send questions. It runs on its own while you talk.
Add a scrolling ticker to your streamSet up the sponsor once, with the brand, the code and the line you read. Press its key for the read and again when it is done. Sponsor overlays are on Pro.
Add sponsor ads to your streamYes. Your deck opens in your phone’s browser, so you can press keys without leaving the conversation or touching OBS.
Control your stream from your phoneYes, on Creator. Give them a co-pilot link, which they open on their own phone and sign in to once. They can show and hide the screens the link names and add time; they cannot see the rest of your account, and you can revoke the link at any time.
Yes. Everything on this page is one overlay link. Add it as a Browser source at 1920 × 1080 in OBS or in Streamlabs Desktop.
Free covers the Starting Soon screen, guest card, topic ticker and ending card. Creator ($15/mo) adds the segment band with its hand-off. Pro ($25/mo) adds the sponsor banner.
Sign in → paste one URL → press a button. That’s it. Your viewers will notice the difference tonight.
Free forever · Creator $99/yr or $15/mo · Pro $149/yr or $25/mo · Event Pass $9 for 3 days