Blueprints
Connect blocks: a command, donation, sub or timer, then a check and an action. A normal show doesn’t need code.
Learn moreYour streaming companion
Build your whole stream in one place
Alerts, commands, overlays and scenarios for Twitch. Decide what happens after a donation or a command — and put it on screen in OBS. Start in the browser. Install the app when you go live. YouTube is on the roadmap.
Works with what you already stream on
Twitch YouTube soon Discord Telegram OBS
Features
Everything the show needs, together
A tip comes in, the stream says thanks, mods get a ping. That’s one scenario — not three separate tools.
Alerts
Text, art, sound, motion. Viewers see the thank-you in frame right after a tip, follow or sub.
Learn moreOverlays
Place widgets on a canvas and add one browser source in OBS. Chat, goal and alerts sit where you put them.
Learn moreChat commands
Familiar !commands with a cooldown and roles. Or a command that starts a scenario when a text reply isn’t enough.
Learn moreIntegrations
Twitch is live. Discord and Telegram are for pings to your mods. YouTube will show up here when it actually ships.
Learn moreMarketplace
Grab a ready scenario or widget — or share yours. You don’t have to start from a blank screen.
Learn moreWhy Veris
You can see the whole chain
Donation, check, thank-you on screen. One scenario instead of a handful of bots that drift apart.
A scenario you can read
Blocks are labeled clearly: what started it, what you checked, what you showed. If an alert didn’t fire, you see the step.
Phone for setup, PC for the show
Tweak scenarios in the browser from the couch. When you go live, open the Windows app — it keeps everything running.
One dashboard for the show
Commands, alerts, overlays and scenarios live together. You don’t have to stitch the logic across a pile of bots.
How to start
Three steps to the first thank-you on screen
Create an account
Open the dashboard or install the app and sign in. Link Twitch.
Build the first scenario
For example: a tip from ₴100 → show an alert and write in chat. Or a !discord command for subs only.
Add the overlay in OBS
Paste the dashboard link into a Browser Source. Open the app before you go live — reactions land in frame.
FAQ
Common questions
How is the dashboard different from the app?
The browser is great for building scenarios, overlays, commands and inviting your team. The Windows app runs those scenarios while you’re live. That’s more reliable than keeping the whole show in one tab.
Which platforms work today?
Today: Twitch for chat, events and commands. Discord and Telegram for notifications. Overlays work in any Browser Source. YouTube will be listed here when it actually ships.
Do I need to code?
No. A normal show is blocks: event → check → alert or reply. Code only appears if you want a rare scenario in the app.
Is this a StreamElements or Streamlabs replacement?
Veris covers the same jobs — alerts, commands, overlays, automation — assembled differently: a visual scenario and an app on the stream PC. The big cloud suites still win on widget stores and their own tipping. See the comparison page.
Where do I get the installer?
The Download button gives you the current Windows file. The dashboard works with no install.
What’s in Free?
10 commands, 5 scenarios, up to 3 triggers and 20 blocks per scenario, a short code scenario, a 7-day log. Overlays aren’t capped. Fully custom HTML alerts are Pro.
Can helpers see my Twitch tokens?
No. Editors and viewers sign in with their own Veris accounts. Platform access, billing and chat bans stay closed to them.
Can I start in the browser only?
Yes. Build commands, scenarios and the overlay in the dashboard. Before you go live, install the app and open it — then everything runs on stream.
Put the first alert on your stream
Open the dashboard or download Veris for Windows. A thank-you for a donation takes a few minutes to build.