How it works
This is the whole setup, in the order you actually do it. Nothing here needs a plugin, an API key or a piece of code you have to write.
Register with an email address on the Evenity web app. One account owns one workspace, and the workspace is where every action, sound, overlay and asset lives. The free package is yours from the first minute and asks for no payment details.
Install Evenity Desktop on the computer that runs your stream, then type the TikTok username you are going live with and press Connect. There is no API key to paste and no token to fetch: Evenity supplies the connection credential, because a streamer should never be asked for something technical they have no way to get.
Create an action and choose which event runs it — a gift, a follow, a share, a subscription, a comment, a like — then add what it should do: play a sound, show a picture or a video, print text on screen, call your webhook, press a key, or switch an OBS scene or source. Sound Alerts get their own row and their own sound.
Open the Overlay Gallery and pick what you want on stream: a Top Gifter board, a gift feed, a social rotator, an auction board, a gift menu the audience reads. Each one has its own look you set from the dashboard, and every one of them is a Browser Source.
In OBS, add a Browser Source, paste the overlay URL you copied, and set the size the widget asks for. The overlay draws itself over your video and updates the moment something happens in your live.
That is the whole loop: your live happens, Evenity reacts on your machine, and your stream shows it. You can change any of it while you are live — a config change does not need a restart.
Evenity is two programs that share one configuration. Knowing which is which explains almost everything about how it behaves.
A paired Desktop and workspace stay in step: a change you make in the browser is written through to the machine that is streaming.
