Solo Stage
"Solo Stage" puts one host in the spotlight at a time: whoever's up performs, and every diamond they receive while on stage counts as their score. When the countdown ends or the host presses "Next", the current performer steps down and the next one takes over — their final score is automatically settled into the Hall of Fame, ranking everyone's best turn across the whole show. It's built for dance, singing, or any one-at-a-time performance slot.
What viewers see
A large card sits center-stage: the current performer's avatar (with a pulsing ring and gold frame), name, live score, and a countdown. For the "stage" style there's a level progress bar underneath with the current level badge ("Warm-up" → Lv1 → Lv2 → "Fever unlocked"). Below the card, up to 3 "up next" chips show the queue. When the score crosses a threshold, a "[name] leveled up to LvN!" banner pops up; the moment the host presses Fever, the whole screen gets a gold-red pulsing border with a "🔥 [name]'s Fever moment!" caption. Once the whole show wraps up (phase ended), the overlay switches to a full-screen Hall of Fame with gold/silver/bronze for the top three.
📷 截圖準備中:What the Solo Stage widget looks like over the live stream (center performer card + up-next queue underneath)
Set up before you go live
Pick the game
Go to the "Scoring Games" page, and under step 1 pick "Solo Stage".
Line up the queue
In the workbench below, type a host's name into "Solo Queue" and tap "Add" to line up the performing order — names are typed in directly and aren't tied to a TikTok handle. Use ↑/↓ to reorder, or "Remove" to drop someone.
📷 截圖準備中:The Scoring Games page with Solo Stage selected (Solo Queue setup)
Save
Click "Save & pin to Home" — the queue saves into a config slot and pins itself to the Home page automatically; you'll run it from Home.
Running it live
Back on the Home page's live console, first set how long this performer gets on stage with the seconds picker (you'll want to check this every time you go live — it defaults to 300 seconds), then click "Start" to bring the first name in the queue up; the countdown begins. When it ends, or you press "Next", the show automatically rotates to the next performer and settles the previous one's final score into the Hall of Fame. Score from gifts levels the current performer up through thresholds and the overlay pops a level-up banner; once they hit the final threshold, the host can press "Fever" to put them into double-points time. Use "Add Time" (±15s/60s) to adjust the clock live, or "Manual Score" (±amount) to correct their score. The queue locks while a performer is on stage (running/Fever) — press "Next" or wait for the countdown to end before editing it again. "Reset" clears the whole show (queue, current performer, and Hall of Fame — with a confirm tap).
Where the score comes from
Scores only count the diamond value TikTok actually reports (diamond_count). Combo gifts are settled once, when the combo ends; the backend only sends the end time and the frontend interpolates the countdown display.
Common questions
Q: Do the names in the queue need to be linked to a TikTok handle? A: No — the queue names are just typed-in display text. Score is always attributed to "the current performer", not matched against who actually sent the gift.
Q: Can I add someone to the queue or reorder it mid-performance? A: No. While a performer is on stage (running or Fever), the queue locks. Press "Next" to bring the current one down, or wait for the countdown to end, before editing the queue again.
Q: How do I trigger Fever? A: The host presses the button manually, but it only lights up once the current performer's score has reached the final level threshold ("Fever unlocked") and the round is actively running — it stays greyed out before that.