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Slate Stack recent events list overlay for OBS & Streamlabs

A stacked event feed for follows, subs, tips, raids and gifts, with “latest” label tiles.

Included in Creator and up

Editable settings
6
Live controls
4
Resolution
1080p & 4K
Background
Transparent

About this recent events list

Slate Stack lists your most recent events with colour-coded icons and how long ago they happened, plus tiles for latest follower, sub and top tip.

Post events from the remote as they happen.

Add events from the remote and they stack at the top with how long ago they happened.

What you can customise

Text & content

  • Title
  • Events
  • Show latest tiles
  • Latest tiles

Colours & fonts

  • Events shown
  • Sub colour

Live controls on your phone

Every button works from the studio, the phone remote or a producer link — and every screen updates together.

  • Show
  • Hide
  • Add event
  • Clear posted

Slate Stack recent events list: questions

How do I add the Slate Stack recent events list to OBS?

Click “Use this overlay” and sign in — it’s added to your first stream. Copy your stream’s browser source URL. In OBS Studio or Streamlabs, add a Browser source, paste the URL and set 1920 × 1080. Edit the overlay in CrispOverlays or on your phone — changes appear live.

Can I change the Slate Stack recent events list while I’m live?

Yes. All 6 settings — title, events, show latest tiles, latest tiles and more — update on stream the moment you change them, from your computer or phone.

Is the Slate Stack recent events list free?

It’s included in creator and up. You can preview it free and upgrade from $2.99/month.

Can it use my brand colours?

Yes. Switch it to “My brand” and its 1 brand colour follow your brand kit. Switch back any time to the original colours.

Put the Slate Stack recent events list on your stream

Free plan · No download · Works in any app with a browser source.

Create your first overlay — free