Automated bank-donation alerts and OBS widgets for live streamers
Automatically detects bank deposit notifications and provides an OBS browser source URL to publish live donation alerts and widgets during a broadcast. Developed by shinestar for Android streamers, the app pairs on-device notification access with TTS, visual widgets, and remote controls. It targets streamers who accept direct bank deposits and want hands-off alerting, offering replayable history and ranked donation displays to reduce manual tracking while broadcasting.
How does it capture and publish donation events?
Shine monitors smartphone notifications from supported banking apps and converts deposit alerts into broadcast-ready outputs. The app exposes a unique OBS browser source URL, so alerts, tickers, and ranking widgets appear in OBS without screen capture. In addition, the app stores donation history and can replay previous alerts for post-show review or on-demand displays.
Does it affect system performance during a live stream?
The Android client runs locally and requires notification access; it does not modify bank credentials or access accounts. Because the app sends rendered widgets to OBS via a browser source, desktop encoding workload stays with the streaming PC. The app's design offloads visual rendering to the browser source, which keeps mobile processing limited to notification parsing and TTS trigger logic.
Is it safe and what permissions are required?
The developer avoids requesting bank login data: the app uses notification access only and does not store passwords or joint certificate details. It offers TTS and signature-sound triggers tied to donation amounts, while keeping credential handling on the user side. Remote control functions operate across the network through the provided browser interface, so streamers should confirm local network settings before granting control access.
Can a non-technical streamer operate it during a broadcast?
The app includes a Remote Control tab for mission counters, toggles, and undo/reset actions, which lets on-air operators adjust displays without touching the streaming PC. Customizable themes, TTS templates, and amount-triggered images are set in the mobile interface. The workflow targets streamers who already add a browser source to OBS and need in-session control from a phone.
Suitable for streamers who need automated, low-credential donation handling
Shine suits streamers accepting bank transfers who want automated alert publishing and on-device control without sharing bank logins; its privacy-first notification model reduces credential exposure. Single caveat: the service is currently in beta, so expect iterative updates and occasional feature changes while development continues.
