Live rank and RP on your stream, re-themed to your tier as you climb. Set up in two minutes, drop it into OBS, forget it exists.
One file. No install, no background app, no account with us — and no logo of mine on your stream.
Real overlay, real logic — running on fake RP so you can watch it climb.
The one running in the corner of this page. It reads your live rank from the Apex Legends Status API and puts it on your stream.
Most streamers already have a look — a cam frame, a logo, a set of icons someone made for them two years ago. Send me what you've got and I'll build around it, so a new overlay sits on your scene like it was always part of it instead of like something you bought.
Your cam frame, borders, icons, logo, fonts, hex codes — whatever you have. Source files are ideal, but a screenshot of your current scene tells me most of what I need.
A custom frame or overlay in your existing style, matched to your colours and your layout. Same transparent browser source as the rank overlay, so it drops straight into OBS with no green screen.
Business days, with a round of changes included. If something doesn't sit right once it's on your scene, tell me and I'll adjust it.
The same file, the same live rank, running side by side. The only thing that changes is whose brand it wears — and on a custom build, the frame holds your colour instead of shifting with the tier.
$15.99 covers one custom frame built around branding you already have. Bigger jobs — a full scene set, several scenes, animation — are quoted separately, so ask first and you'll have a price before anything starts.
The rank overlay tells your viewers where you stand. This next run is about making the stream react the moment something happens in the game — a kill, a win, a weapon you had no business finding.
Fire an effect the instant you down someone — and know what you did it with, so a headshot from a Wingman doesn't look like a knuckle cluster.
Most stable events · building firstChampion screen hits, and the stream goes off — full-frame celebration, your branding, your sound. The moment your clip channel is built on.
Most stable events · building firstCrossing into a new tier is the payoff for a whole night of grinding. Right now it slides past in silence. This makes it an event.
Pairs with the rank overlayLoot a Mozambique, Lifeline starts dancing on your stream. Loot a Kraber, the whole frame knows about it. The most fun idea on this list and the most fragile — it leans on inventory data that Apex patches like to break.
After the three above landNo. Here is exactly why, so you can judge it for yourself rather than taking our word for it.
No memory reading, no injection, no modified files, no automation of any input. Apex runs exactly as it ships.
The rank overlay asks Apex Legends Status — a long-running community stats service — for your public profile. Same data anyone can look up on their site.
The upcoming FX read match events through Overwolf's official game-events API, the sanctioned route thousands of Apex apps already use.
The overlay talks to exactly one place: the stats API. No analytics, no telemetry, nothing phones home to us. There is no account to make.
A single HTML file. You open it once in your browser, it walks you through getting a free API key and entering your name, then it builds you a personalised copy. You add that copy to OBS as a browser source. That's it — no installer, nothing running in the background.
No. You never open it in a text editor. The built-in setup guide handles everything and tells you exactly what's wrong if something doesn't connect.
No. The stats API key is free, and the overlay makes one request a minute — nowhere near the free tier's limit, even with several overlays open.
Yes. Pick PlayStation or Xbox during setup. You still run OBS on a PC; the overlay just looks up your console account.
Both work. They use the same browser source under the hood.
Run the setup guide once per account. Each run builds its own file, named after that player, so they can't overwrite each other. Add a browser source for each — there's no limit.
There's a plain table of tier costs near the bottom of the file you can edit in Notepad — and updates go out when Respawn changes them.
Yes — it's plain HTML and CSS, and modifying your copy for your own streams is explicitly allowed. Reselling it or passing it around isn't.
Mine is the branding that isn't there. Plenty of overlays sit on your stream advertising the shop that sold them for as long as you're live. This one shows your rank and nothing else — the space is yours to use or leave empty.
Codes aren't handed out on request — they go to sponsored partners. If you stream Apex and want to work together, here's how it runs.
Hit Get the overlay, then use Add promotion code on the checkout page, just under the price. It takes 10% off, and the streamer whose code you used gets a share of the sale.
Sponsored streamers get four things:
Tell me what the overlay showed and what you expected. If it printed an error in the corner, that exact text saves us both a round trip.
How the 30% works. Every partner gets a code with their name on it, so every
sale through it is tracked and attributed to them. The 30% is of the price the
customer actually pays, after their discount. Payouts are settled directly with you —
tell me where to send it and how often.
One thing you'll need to do. Tell your audience it's a partnership when you
share the code. In the US that's an FTC requirement on you as the promoter, not on me,
and "I get a cut if you use my code" covers it.
Most of the roadmap above came from streamers asking for something. Tell me what you want to see fire on your stream.
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