Make live content
playable.
Every broadcast becomes a game to call
Turn every live moment into something your audience can play.
Gaming first. Built for every live broadcast.
Eleven seconds before anyone knows.
Dead air. You had a read on what was coming and nowhere to put it.
The loudest part of the broadcast.
- The pass leaves the quarterback's hand.
- The creator opens the door.
- The final player enters the room.
- The wheel starts moving.
There's a window between "what if?" and "what happened." PLLAY lives there.
Illustrative pacing — the window's actual length is set per moment, not fixed at 11 seconds.
Calls on what happens next, made by people who watch enough to be right more often than not.
The audience was already predicting.
PLLAY simply gives that instinct a system.
Illustrative chat — not captured from a real stream.
Don't watch this one.
Call it.
What happens next?
Pools settle as a skill-weighted split across all correct fans. 18+, eligible US states only. Credits, not dollars — PLLAY is pre-launch and cash rails are off. How skill works
See it. Call it. Prove it. Reward it.
One prediction is a widget. This is a loop — it tells you who in your audience is actually right.
A moment worth playing emerges.
A creator spots the moment mid-broadcast and opens a pool on it.
The audience predicts what happens next.
Fans commit credits. The prediction locks.
PLLAY determines what happened.
Vision AI reads the evidence off the broadcast itself — or declines to settle.
Results settle.
Skill, reputation, rewards and creator economics all update.
REWARD returns to SEE — the loop runs for the length of the broadcast
Three ways to play live.
Same pool, same lock, same read off the broadcast. What changes is who sets the moment.
Call what happens next.
A creator turns a live gameplay moment into a pool, and the audience calls it before anyone knows.
Will the next round end in under 90 seconds?
Pick one — this is the whole interaction.
A pool on the scoreboard. This is the shipped product; the other two are the same pool, opened somewhere else.
Create something worth calling.
The creator sets the condition on their own run. The audience calls whether it holds.
Beat the next ring without going down?
Pick one — this is the whole interaction.
A pool on the creator's own run. Setting a condition IS opening a pool — there is no separate challenge tool.
Challenge someone. Settle it live.
Creator vs. creator. Skill vs. skill. Audience vs. audience — each side calls its own.
Jordan vs Marcus — who wins?
Pick one — this is the whole interaction.
Two pools on one matchup. Nothing new runs underneath it, and there is nothing separate to open.
Different event. Same PLLAY Loop.
SEE → CALL → PROVE → REWARD
REWARD returns to SEE — whichever of the three opened it
Illustrative pools — not captured from a real stream. A clean read settles on its own. Settle-or-refund, never a guess. Credits, not dollars — PLLAY is pre-launch and cash rails are off.
The screen is the oracle.
PLLAY Vision AI watches the broadcast itself to determine what actually happened.
Terminal score is stable and reads high-confidence.
Fortnite “VICTORY” → settles automatically
Two signals disagree — the FINAL banner says one thing, the in-game bar another.
Madden read discrepancy → held for human review, never auto-paid
The terminal state has no winner.
CS2 match ends tied → voided and refunded, not guessed
No candidate clears the bar at all.
Ambiguous footage → nothing settles, stakes stay put
When the read isn't clean, the contest waits for a human confirmation before anything is paid — or voids and refunds. Read the contest rules
On our internal bench, 31 of those auto-settled and the other 7 correctly declined to. Not a live-traffic rate; PLLAY Vision AI runs on recorded video.
See the evidence →
What is recorded
Every trial writes a run-log row — clip id, adapter, tier and outcome. The figures above are counted from that ledger at build time rather than typed by hand, so they cannot quietly disagree with it.
Where every credit goes
Move the pool. The published split is set in advance.
Pool 4,000 credits. Winning fans 3,400, you 600, PLLAY 0.
Split among everyone who called it right, weighted by how right they've been before.
Paid for hosting the moment — not for how many ads ran against it.
Rails, settlement and the compliance stack. The same cut whether a pool pays out or refunds.
PLLAY does not take a share of the contest pool.
No house side and no random number. Outcomes come from the game, payouts come from the pool. How the money is protected · Credits terms
Credits, not dollars — PLLAY is pre-launch and cash rails are off. Illustrative pool.
From prediction to payout in three beats
Launch a prediction mid-stream
Creator taps one button in the dashboard — the prediction goes live on the OBS overlay instantly.
Fans pick their outcome
Fans allocate prediction credits in the PLLAY fan app. The pool grows in real time.
Winners paid automatically
Winners are paid the moment the outcome is confirmed — settled automatically on the split shown above. Beta pools run on credits: no invoicing, no spreadsheets.
One link. Every stream. No install.
Add PLLAY to the broadcast without rebuilding the broadcast.
YouTube and Kick integrations are built — OAuth, prediction sync, chat polls — but not yet open to creators.
What the stream sees
Overlay simulation · live gameplay
Does 7 survive the round?
Illustrative gameplay — overlays simulated, pools animated.
One engine. Different games. Same participation loop.
17 titles run through it today; the loop is what’s real, not the roster.
Build the audience that doesn't just watch you.
Real stakes for your audience.
Participation
The prediction appears live on the broadcast. Fans commit credits in the PLLAY app.
Reputation
A track record per fan, not a follower count.
Economics
15% of every pool, 20% locked for life for the first 100 founding creators. Pools run on credits today — cash rails aren't live yet.
Before you apply
This works if
- You stream live, on a schedule your audience knows.
- You can connect your channel — the step that turns an approved account into a running contest.
- Your chat already argues about what happens next.
This is not for you if
- You post edits and VODs rather than going live.
- You want a sportsbook. PLLAY is skill-weighted and settles from evidence.
- You are looking for a payout without running a stream.
The first 100 creators don't get the standard deal.
Every creator who joins later earns 15% of every pool. The first 100 lock 20% instead — 5 points higher, for life, on every pool they ever host. That's the original creator class, not an introductory rate.
Every creator after the first 100 earns the standard rate. Approval doesn't guarantee founding status — if the cohort fills before yours is reviewed, you're enrolled at the standard rate instead.
Credits, not dollars — PLLAY is pre-launch and cash rails are off. How the money is protected
Build participation into your platform.
One engine opens the pool, reads the outcome and settles it. You ship the experience; PLLAY runs the settlement layer beneath. Run one real event in 30 days.
Every prediction leaves a record.
We call it the Participation Graph™ — structured from the start, rather than reconstructed from engagement metrics later.
Who called it
the participant, and their history of being right
What they called
the option, the stake, and when it locked
Which moment
the creator, the title, and the kind of moment it was
What happened
the settled outcome and the evidence behind it
Who else they play with
when the same fans stake on two creators, that overlap is measurable
The loop the record is being built to close
- More participation
- More structured outcomes
- Better moment selection
- Better experiences
- Stronger creator pull
- More participation
The record compounds as the network grows — a roadmap built on it, not a product shipping today.
Every live audience should be able to play.
Gaming first.
Live content has a video layer, a chat layer, a commerce layer. Not one settles a call. Live Audience Participation does.
Gaming is provable, not just popular. 17 supported titles generate frequent, structured events that a machine can read — on our internal bench, 38 recorded VOD trials across 14 of those games, 31 auto-settled, 0 wrong.
Gaming is the wedge. Live participation is the category.
Your next stream could be your first payout.
Connect your Twitch, drop one URL into OBS, and run your first pool.
Credits, not dollars — PLLAY is pre-launch and cash rails are off.
// live on Twitch today · YouTube and Kick are on the roadmap
// 18+ · eligible US states · beta runs on credits