Stream, entrants, a provably fair pick and a live video call with the winner — on one screen. No spreadsheets, no second phone, no “trust us, we picked”.
This is what the host sees while streaming. Two ways to run it — pick one and watch the screen change.
Your draw does not sit on a page nobody opens. It lands in a feed people scroll specifically to take part — and every one of them is a verified account, not a bot farm.
Sign-in runs through social OAuth. One person, one ticket. Fake accounts never reach your list.
People open Pickser looking for the next draw and scroll global, local and follows to find one.
Featured slots, countdown cards and stories put your stream in front of people who never heard your name.
Weekly draws worth millions bring the traffic. Your giveaway rides the same wave on the same screen.
For a brand it is loyalty and sales. On social it is one number: reach. A normal live stream kills it. Pickser turns it into three layers instead of one.
Likes, comments and tags are the signals the algorithm rewards. This part always worked.
Nobody shows up. No activity, and the algorithm goes quiet. Reach drops instead of growing.
Same signals, but now the algorithm also pushes you outside your own audience: page views, services, new followers.
The same broadcast mirrors into your own social accounts. One stream, several feeds, no extra work.
55% of Reels views come from people who do not follow you (Kapwing, 2026), and reach rate hits 30.81% — twice that of carousels and posts (Loopex, 2026).
The host never switches apps or reconciles spreadsheets. Viewers see every step — that is why they believe the result.
Entrants sign in with social OAuth. Follows and likes are checked against the official API — bots cannot get through.
The list is locked with a SHA-256 fingerprint published on stream. Nobody can be added or removed after that.
Your broadcast mirrors over RTMP to Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Music, AR and ads on a single tap.
The host presses the button. The random number arrives from outside, signed. The platform cannot pick for you.
Auto-dial and a video call on air. A real reaction on camera, not a screenshot in stories.
A QR code opens the verify page. Any viewer checks the fingerprint and signature in ten seconds.
The organiser physically cannot choose the winner. And it is not an auditor who checks that — it is any viewer, on a phone, mid-stream.
The entrant list is locked with a digital fingerprint published on stream before the draw. Adding or removing anyone becomes impossible.
The winning number is issued by an independent source with a digital signature. The platform cannot pick a winner on its own.
A viewer scans the QR code and compares the fingerprint with the signature on the verify page. A match means the draw was clean.
A cryptographic hash turns any list into a 64-character string. Change one character in the list and the fingerprint changes completely. That is why a hash published before the draw works as a seal.
After that you pay for what you actually use: audience size and production depth. One-off streams are available without a subscription.
We open access in waves. Leave your email and we will send an invite and run your first stream with you.