What is OnAirHero?
OnAirHero is a Windows and Mac app that adds a TV-style live cricket score overlay to your OBS stream: a scoreboard, FOUR / SIX / WICKET banners, batter and bowler cards, run rate, win % and frames for your webcam and a co-host. It is made for cricket watch-along and live commentary streams on YouTube, Facebook and TikTok.
Do I have to type the score during the match?
No. Open the live match page in Google Chrome and press “Stream this match” in the OnAirHero extension. Every ball, wicket and over then updates on your overlay by itself, so you can focus on your commentary.
Which matches does it work with?
Any professional match that has a live ball-by-ball score page online: internationals, T20 leagues and domestic cricket. It is not made for scoring your own local or tape-ball match by hand. A scoring app is the better fit for that today.
Will my stream get a copyright strike?
OnAirHero draws score graphics. It does not bring in any match video. The video window stays off (it shows a stadium picture) unless you put your own video in it. Strikes come from re-streaming TV footage or commentary you don’t have the rights to, so don’t do that. Add your own commentary, camera and analysis, and your stream stays your own content.
Where can I stream with it?
Anywhere OBS Studio can stream: YouTube Live, Facebook Live, TikTok Live (if your account can go live from a PC), Twitch and Instagram Live. The overlay is a browser source inside OBS.
Does it work on a mobile phone?
No. OnAirHero needs a Windows 10/11 or Mac computer (Apple Silicon or Intel) running OBS Studio. It does not run on Android or iPhone. You can still stream to phone-first platforms like TikTok from that computer.
Can I do my own commentary?
Yes, that is the whole idea. OnAirHero only adds the score graphics; your voice, your camera and your analysis are the show. Talk over the match on your mic in OBS while the scoreboard updates itself.
Does it have AI commentary?
Yes, on Pro. An AI commentator calls the boundaries, wickets and milestones (or every ball, or talks all through play) in Urdu, Punjabi, English or a mix, in a natural voice, and can answer your YouTube live chat. It looks up today’s match (squads, form, head to head, venue) and never makes up facts; you can add your own facts and rules. It runs on your own Google Gemini key, so Google bills you directly for what it uses, and you set a cap on how much it talks.