Each tile shows the platform logo, the channel name, a dot that is red when the channel is live, the viewer number with the word “watching”, and an uptime timer. Rumble tiles also show thumbs-up and thumbs-down counts. Tiles are always in the order Kick, Twitch, Rumble, and only channels you set up appear.
- Live
- The viewer count with commas, and an uptime such as
1:23:45or12:05. - Offline
- - and --:--.
- Not fetched yet
- ?.
- Can’t reach the platform
- The tile keeps its last numbers and adds ⚠ unreachable — showing last known status. The overlay never shows a full-page error.
In the builder
- Kick channel, Twitch channel
- Just the channel name. It is turned to lower case for you.
- Rumble Live-Stream-API URL
- Your secret link, with a Get your API URL → button to find it. See Rumble needs your own link.
- Position
- One of nine spots in the source.
- Poll interval (seconds)
- How often it checks. From 30 to 3600. The start is 60.
You need at least one channel before it makes a link. Kick and Twitch need no key or login. Twitch goes through Dual IRL’s server, which holds the credentials the lookup needs. The channel name is not sent to the visit counter; the server only counts that a lookup happened. See the Privacy page for what Dual IRL collects.
The sample page
Open the raw page with no settings and you see a sample layout with fake numbers, a dark background and a Preview tag. It asks no platform for numbers. Like every tool page, it still counts the page load and loads small emoji images. It is not meant for broadcast. With any channel set, the page background is transparent.
Advanced: change it in the link
| Setting | Values | Starts as |
|---|---|---|
kick, twitch | channel name | none |
rumbleurl | your Live-Stream-API link (secret) | none |
refresh | 30 to 3600 seconds | 60 |
pos | top-left, top-center, top-right, mid-left, mid-center, mid-right, bottom-left, bottom-center and bottom-right | top-left |