Let TikTok LIVE gifts update the score
Manual tallying can miss a streak, identify the wrong gift, or fall behind while hosts change. TStar updates the active game's score from live events so operators can focus on the show.
Who this is for
- Operators who score gifts for several hosts during a group stream
- Agencies that need to review host and gift activity after a session
Score from gift diamonds reported by TikTok
Scoring uses the diamond amount in TikTok LIVE gift events rather than a local gift image or price list. If a gift name is temporarily unknown, its reported diamond amount can still be scored.
- A streak gift settles once after the sending action ends
- Use game settings and host assignments to route scores
- Check live host rankings and gift data in the console
Configure how each game assigns points
Each scoring game has its own host, team, or gift assignment. PK Sticker mode uses representative gifts to choose a team; for multi-host accounts, TikTok's selected-host event can attribute gifts to that host.
Review live and archived data
The console provides live rankings and a revenue CSV. After a stream is uploaded, the guild dashboard can show session details, host rankings, and downloadable CSV or Excel reports.
How to get started
- 1.Connect a TikTok LIVE room and import the host roster.
- 2.Choose a game and configure its teams, hosts, or representative gifts.
- 3.Use the console to follow live scores and rankings.
- 4.After the stream, open the guild dashboard to review uploaded session data.
Frequently asked questions
- Will an unknown gift name still count?
- Yes. Scoring uses the diamond amount reported in the live event. Gift-name and image recognition affect display only.
- Does every gift in a streak score immediately?
- A streak settles once after the sending action ends. TStar does not count the same streak repeatedly.
- Does TStar guess which host should get the score?
- Attribution follows the selected game's configuration and the TikTok event data. Configure the host roster and gift assignments before going live.