Vidono handles video requests for your stream: viewers pick a YouTube clip, pay for it, and it lands in your queue after checks — with an overlay for OBS.
Video requests for your stream
Viewers pick a YouTube clip with a start and end time. They pay by the second – you set the price.
Minimum length, minimum views, minimum video age, your own block list. Anything that does not meet your rules never reaches the queue.
One link as a browser source, done. You control pause, skip and stop from the dashboard.
You decide one by one who may approve, skip, delete or change settings.
Payments come in straight from the donation setup you already use.
Sign in with Twitch or with your Winku account – both lead to the same account. Once connected to Twitch, Vidono knows your channel and profile picture without you typing anything.
vidono.de/<your-channel> – the address you give your viewers.
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With your Winku account or with Twitch – both lead to the same Vidono account.
Connect Twitch so payments can be matched to your channel.
Price per second, minimum and maximum length, block list.
The overlay link as a browser source in OBS.
Viewers submit through your page, and you stay in control from the dashboard.
There is nothing to install for Vidono — it runs in your browser. All you need is your Winku account.
Go to the dashboardUsing it is free. What your viewers pay for a video is up to you.
Not to sign in – your Winku account is enough. To run it, yes: Vidono needs your channel to match payments.
No. You set the rules, and in the queue you can approve, skip or delete any video before it plays.
Your Vidono page at vidono.de/<your-channel>: pick a video, choose a clip, pay.