Show what you're playing and let every viewer open it on their own platform. PlayOver detects the music on your PC and turns it into a one-tap "Get this song" overlay — as a Twitch extension, or as a browser source in OBS for Kick, YouTube Live, and more.
New to this? Follow the step-by-step setup guide — you'll be live in about five minutes.
The current song sits right on your stream. Anyone watching taps it and it opens on the platform they already use — Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and more.
Apple Music listeners can also save the song or add it to a playlist, right from the overlay.
The helper recognizes the major desktop music apps — Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Amazon Music, Deezer, and more — and shows what's playing automatically, with nothing to wire up. For privacy it only reads known music apps, never your browser, so a video or stream is never captured.
The overlay lets each viewer open the current song on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and more — their choice, not yours. Everyone lands on the service they already use.
Beyond the Twitch extension, the helper gives you a browser-source URL you can drop into OBS. That means the same "Get this song" overlay works on Kick, YouTube Live, and anywhere else that takes a browser source — one setup, every platform.
Viewers watching on a computer can tap the phone button to get a QR code for the current song. They scan it and it opens on their phone — on the device where their music actually lives.
The overlay keeps your last few tracks on screen beneath the current one. Viewers who just tuned in — or who loved something from a couple songs back — can still open it on their platform without having to catch every song live.
Apple Music listeners can save the current track to their library or add it to a playlist right from the overlay. Spotify doesn't permit saving or playlist changes from an overlay like this, so Spotify viewers can still open the song on Spotify — they just can't save it here.
See songs opened, songs saved, where your audience listens, and your top tracks — opened straight from the helper in your system tray.
The helper updates itself in the background. Install it once and forget it — you'll always be on the latest version.
The overlay automatically shows its buttons and labels in each viewer's language — English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and French — so international audiences aren't left guessing.
No subscription, no ads, no fees. The helper and the overlay are free forever.
Install the helper on your streaming PC, connect your channel, and add the overlay — as a Twitch extension or an OBS browser source. After that it just works while you play music. Prefer a fuller walkthrough with pictures? See the illustrated setup guide.
Download the .exe above and run it. If Windows shows a SmartScreen warning, click "More info" then "Run anyway" — this is normal for new apps. The helper lives in your system tray and reads what's playing.
Connect your channel so the overlay knows where to show songs and your reports stay scoped to you.
On Twitch, activate PlayOver as a video overlay from your dashboard. On OBS — for Kick, YouTube Live, or any other platform — the helper gives you a browser-source URL to paste in as a new Browser source instead. Either way, the current song appears on your stream.
Play music like you normally would. The current song appears on your overlay, and viewers can open it on their own platform, send it to their phone, or save it to their library on Apple Music.
&preview=1 to the URL, which shows a placeholder so you can position it. You can also regenerate the URL from the helper if you ever need to.