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Pogly Pogly

A configurable multi-user overlay for streamers

     

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What is Pogly Standalone?

Pogly is a real-time collaborative stream overlay. Think Figma, but for your OBS overlay sources.

With the power of Pogly, you can condense your cluttered OBS overlays into a single, powerful browser source. But wait, how is that like Figma? SpacetimeDB enables Pogly to communicate in real-time with multiple users; we call them Editors.

Editors can add, edit, and delete overlay elements, with the changes being displayed in real-time while you stream. Why tab over to your OBS to update an overlay when you can have your chat moderators do it for you? While they're at it, perhaps they can add a fun emoji or meme to encourage chat interaction. With Text, Image and Widget elements, the opportunities for creativity are endless.

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Looking to use Pogly in your stream?

If you don't want to self-host, sign up for free at pogly.gg — no installation required. The beginner's guide walks you through the cloud setup.

If you'd rather run your own instance, see Self-hosting Pogly Standalone for the Docker-based guide. It covers Mode 1 (anonymous tokens, no external accounts) and Mode 2 (third-party OIDC, recoverable identities).

A one-liner to try it locally:

docker volume create pogly-stdb
docker run -d --name pogly -p 8080:80 -v pogly-stdb:/stdb \
  ghcr.io/poglyapp/pogly:latest

Then open http://localhost:8080, pick the docker preset, and use pogly as the module name.

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Contributing

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License

Pogly Standalone is licensed under the Apache-2.0 license.

The Apache-2.0 license is a permissive free software license written by the Apache Software Foundation. It allows you to use Pogly Standalone for any purpose, including your right to distribute it, modify it, distribute modified versions of it (so long as those versions follow the terms of the license), without any concern for royalties.