This dock-based assistant for OBS Studio that monitors stream health in real time and helps fix common problems with one click.
It connects to OBS via OBS WebSocket and runs locally on your machine. No binaries, no cloud, no telemetry.
What it does
- Shows live OBS stats (CPU, FPS, render skipped %, encode skipped %, disk space)
- Health indicators for Network, Render, and Encoder
- Scene and source selector (show / hide sources safely)
- One-click “Fix” actions for common problems:
- Lag / Dropped Frames
- Blurry or low-quality streams
- Audio issues
- Pre-stream checklist
- Revert button to restore previous OBS settings
- Designed for streamers who want stability without digging into settings
Built with
- Node.js
- React (Vite)
Requirements
- OBS Studio
- obs-websocket enabled (OBS 28+ usually has it built-in)
- Node.js (LTS recommended)
Setup- how to
Tutorial Video Here: Click here
1) Download this project
2) Install dependencies
Right Click on UI Folder / Open in terminal
Copy Paste these:
npm install
npm run build
Right Click on Server / Open in terminal
Copy Paste these:
npm install
$env:PORT=4466
$env:OBS_PASSWORD="YOUR_OBS_WEBSOCKET_PASSWORD"
npm run dev
4) Add OBS Dock
OBS → Docks → Custom Browser Docks
URL: http://127.0.0.1:4466/dock
Disclaimer: Used AI for Debugging Assistant
It connects to OBS via OBS WebSocket and runs locally on your machine. No binaries, no cloud, no telemetry.
What it does
- Shows live OBS stats (CPU, FPS, render skipped %, encode skipped %, disk space)
- Health indicators for Network, Render, and Encoder
- Scene and source selector (show / hide sources safely)
- One-click “Fix” actions for common problems:
- Lag / Dropped Frames
- Blurry or low-quality streams
- Audio issues
- Pre-stream checklist
- Revert button to restore previous OBS settings
- Designed for streamers who want stability without digging into settings
Built with
- Node.js
- React (Vite)
Requirements
- OBS Studio
- obs-websocket enabled (OBS 28+ usually has it built-in)
- Node.js (LTS recommended)
Setup- how to
Tutorial Video Here: Click here
1) Download this project
2) Install dependencies
Right Click on UI Folder / Open in terminal
Copy Paste these:
npm install
npm run build
Right Click on Server / Open in terminal
Copy Paste these:
npm install
$env:PORT=4466
$env:OBS_PASSWORD="YOUR_OBS_WEBSOCKET_PASSWORD"
npm run dev
4) Add OBS Dock
OBS → Docks → Custom Browser Docks
URL: http://127.0.0.1:4466/dock
Disclaimer: Used AI for Debugging Assistant