Live prize drops for streaming audiences
Everyone opens it at the same moment
TreasureBX turns a prize giveaway into something the whole stream watches together. Viewers claim a box during the drop window, the streamer opens them live on the overlay, and every result is signed so anyone can check it after the stream.
Box TBX-0000-0000
Verify 0000000000000000
The format
How a drop works
A drop is a scheduled window during a stream. The order matters — a box can't be opened before it's claimed, and it can't be verified before it's opened.
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Step 01
Streamer schedules it
Set the prize pool, how many boxes go out, and when the window opens. Prizes are held before the drop goes live.
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Step 02
Viewers claim a box
Free, one per account, only while the window is open. No purchase, no currency, no gambling loop.
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Step 03
The stream opens them
Reveals run in sequence on the overlay. Chat sees each result the instant the streamer does.
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Step 04
Results stay checkable
Every box is committed to before the drop and signed after. Anyone can verify a result once the stream ends.
Two sides
Who it's for
For streamers
- Run a giveaway that holds attention instead of pausing the stream for one.
- Overlay drops into OBS as a browser source — no separate scene or plugin.
- Sponsors get a prize slot with a visible, verifiable outcome.
- Claim windows and per-account limits are enforced for you.
For viewers
- Claim a box free while the window is open. Nothing to buy.
- Watch your box open live rather than reading a name in chat.
- Check any result yourself after the stream, including your own.
- Real prizes with stated odds, not cosmetic filler.
Where this actually is
Status
This page is the current thinking, not a running product. Nothing here takes signups yet, and no drop has been run for a real audience.
Format, claim rules, and the verification model are worked out. The reveal above is a working prototype of the moment itself.
The OBS browser source, the streamer-side scheduler, and the claim window enforcement.
One partner streamer, a small prize pool, and a public verification page for every box in it.
TreasureBX started in 2015 as a media box built by AODD Labs. That original site is preserved at treasurebx.com/og — same name, different idea.
Get involved
Talk to us
Looking for streamers willing to run the first drop, and for sponsors who want a prize slot in it. If that's you, say hello.