CREATOR & LAUNCH DISPLAYS
Track your growth with a studio-worthy split-flap board that flips every milestone into the spotlight. flaps.tv displays subscriber counts, launch countdowns, GitHub stats, and livestream info on any screen, giving creators a real-time set piece they fork and brand in minutes.
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A launch war-room board with a countdown to the ship date, a launch-readiness progress bar sitting at 82%, and a status ticker flipping through press queued, email ready, and demo room live. Startup teams run it on the office TV through the final weeks so everyone works against the same clock. Change the target date once and the tension takes care of itself.
A live GitHub star counter that reads the public repository API and flips stargazer count, fork count, and the latest release tag — preloaded with vercel/next.js as the example. Point the three data widgets at your own repo URL and the board becomes a real-time traction display for dev offices, launch livestreams, and conference booths.
A live-studio board with a next-show countdown cycling 9am, 1pm, and 6pm slots, a red 12.8k live-viewer counter, and a lower-third ticker rotating subscribe prompts, Q&A cues, and sponsor mentions. Streamers frame it in the background of the shot or mount it in the control room as an on-air status wall the whole crew can read at a glance.
A creator milestone board pairing a 48.2k follower counter with a goal progress bar sitting at 96%, above a thank-you ticker plugging Friday's video and the next stream. Creators put it behind them on camera or on the studio wall so the community watches the counter close in on the goal. The number, the goal bar, and every message edit in the fork.
Setting up a live stats board for your studio or stream
Decide where the board lives first, because that sets the size. A board on the shelf behind you needs a small grid — one bold counter row and a label — so it stays legible after webcam compression; a full-screen browser source in OBS can afford a richer layout with a subscriber counter, a follower row, and a goal progress bar. Fork a creator template and adjust rows, columns, and colors until it reads on a preview of your actual stream layout, not just your monitor.
Hook the numbers to your platforms. Point a counter widget at a JSON endpoint for your channel stats — a platform API, a stats aggregator, or a small script you host — and the digits flip the moment the count ticks over, which turns a milestone into an on-screen moment your chat sees live. GitHub stars, newsletter subscribers, and store sales work the same way. Live data sources are a Business-plan feature; counters you update by hand between streams run on any paid plan.
Use scenes to give a launch its own act. Keep a day-to-day scene with your counters, then add a countdown scene targeting the drop and let the board rotate between them in the week before release; on launch day, make the countdown the only scene. Colors, board size, and copy are all editable on your fork, so the board carries your channel's palette rather than a stock look — worth doing before clipping it into thumbnails and announcement posts.
- 01Live subscriber and follower counter
- 02Product launch countdown board
- 03GitHub stars and commit stats
- 04Livestream now-playing and donations
- 05Milestone and goal progress tracker
- 06Latest video and release feed
Can it show my real subscriber or follower count live?
Yes. Point a counter widget at a platform API or your own JSON endpoint and the numbers flip up the moment they tick over.
Does this work as an on-screen element in my stream?
Run the board in a browser source and your overlay shows live counters, countdowns, and alerts with the satisfying split-flap motion.
Can I match the board to my channel branding?
Fork any template, then change colors, board size, and copy so it fits your visual identity without writing code.
Is there a free way to try a creator board?
Building is free — fork a template, set up your layout, and preview it without paying. A plan is only needed to run the board live on a screen: Starter is $8/mo for one display, and Business adds live data sources for platform APIs.
Can the board rotate between a counter, a countdown, and my latest release?
Yes. Each of those lives on its own scene with its own duration, so the display cycles from subscriber count to launch countdown to your newest video automatically — useful for a studio wall or a long stream without manual scene switching.