Goes to /channel/<name>. Nothing appears
unless they are playing with the companion app running — there is no
stored history to look at.
A Twitch extension that shows what is actually happening to a streamer's survivor — moodles, injuries, temperature, gear — laid out the same way the game lays them out, so you can read it without taking your eyes off the run.
Sample survivor
Full breakdown →
The real page, with a sample survivor in it.
How it works
- A game mod reads the survivor's state twice a second and writes it to a file. It is read-only and changes nothing about the game.
- A small bridge app on the streamer's PC forwards that file. Project Zomboid's scripting has no network access at all, so a file is the only way out of the game.
- This server relays it to viewers. It holds exactly one frame per channel in memory and forgets it after 45 seconds of silence.
Privacy
- No database. Nothing is written to disk — one frame per channel is held in memory and swept on read.
- No accounts, no cookies, no tracking.
- Stop playing and the page goes blank, because there is nothing left to show.
- Nothing is shown that the streamer cannot see themselves — zombie infection is never published. Why →