Yellcano turns the people watching into the people taking part. A viewer sends a message, a sound, or a clip — and it airs on your stream, spoken in a voice you chose, through a browser source OBS already knows how to load.
That link is a real creator's page, not a mock-up. You can look around without an account — sending is how the product works, and signing in is optional.
“First time catching you live — the new scene looks unreal.”
One lane per creator, ordered by the moment each message reached us — not by whichever voice finished rendering first.
Chat scrolls past and disappears. Yellcano gives your viewers a way to actually land on the broadcast — and gives you exact control over what lands, from whom, and at what price.
A viewer types; a text-to-speech voice speaks it on stream. You decide which voices exist on your page, and every one of them is a voice you published on purpose.
Viewers can fire a sound from your board or queue a short clip. The candidate list is exactly what you published — there is no second, invisible catalog anywhere.
Viewers earn points simply by being present and talking in your chat, then spend them on interactions. It gives the quiet regulars a way in that costs them nothing but attention.
Connect Kick, Twitch or YouTube and your chat becomes an entry point. A viewer types
!voicename your message and it runs through exactly the rules a page
submission runs through — the same function, not a parallel one.
Every creator gets a page at interact.yellcano.com/yourname carrying your
name, your voices, your prices. You can embed your live stream on it too, so viewers
watch and interact in the same tab.
The overlay is a page OBS loads as a Browser Source and composites over your video. Whatever scene collection you have spent months building keeps working exactly as it is.
For you, the creator
Paste one URL into a Browser Source and drag it where you want the interactions to appear. That source stays put across every scene and every stream after it.
Choose which voices your page offers, what each kind of interaction costs, and which chat commands exist. Nothing is offered to a viewer until you publish it.
Drop your page in your panels, or connect Kick, Twitch or YouTube so the chat you already have becomes the input. Messages queue, get checked, and air in the order they arrived.
For your viewers
They land on your page and can send straight away, as a guest, with no account and no sign-up. That is the ordinary path, not a stripped-down one — composing, paying and following a receipt all work without an account.
One press with Kick, Twitch or Google ties the page to the identity they already chat under. That is what carries a points balance, saved voices, receipts and activity from their phone to their desktop. Nothing about sending changes.
A message, a sound, or a clip. It queues, gets checked, and airs. Meanwhile talking in your connected chat earns points at a fixed rate per minute of genuine participation — a macro firing two hundred lines a minute earns exactly what one sincere sentence does.
Open a live page to see the viewer's side, or sign in to manage an account you already have.
Handing your audience a microphone only works if you can take it back instantly. Moderation is not a setting bolted on afterwards here — it is the path every interaction travels.
Every submission passes a platform content floor that a creator can tighten but can never loosen, then your own blocklist on top of it. Anything that fails validation is quarantined with a recorded reason and never airs — a failure is a stopped interaction, never a surprise on stream.
Credentials for connected accounts are encrypted before they are written down, with a separate key derivation per record. Live chat is read while you are streaming and turned into the interaction you configured — it is not kept as a chat archive.
Connect a YouTube channel and Yellcano reads two things: your channel's name and picture, once, so you can check the right channel is attached — and the messages in the live chat of the broadcast you are currently running, so they can drive what happens on screen. It cannot post, delete, moderate, ban, upload or change anything on your channel, and it never touches your videos, playlists, subscribers, analytics or comments. You grant it on Google's own consent screen and you can take it back at any time.
Yellcano uses YouTube API Services. Connecting a channel also binds you to the YouTube Terms of Service, and Google's handling of your data is governed by the Google Privacy Policy.
Yellcano is rolling out to creators one at a time so every setup gets attention. Tell us about your stream and we will get you connected.
