GGSight watches the gamer tags already visible on your screen, stabilizes each read across multiple OCR frames, and checks configured public providers. A live alert requires matching account and selected-game evidence, not just a similar username.
Read how visible-screen OCR becomes a source-labeled result, configure the Fortnite preset around a real capture window, or review the product principles behind the beta.
Install the desktop beta, accept the safety agreement, select a game profile, draw only the visible player-name zones, then run a screenshot test before you scan a real match.
Each game ships with suggested scan zones, but a preset is not a promise of accuracy on every HUD, resolution, or capture setup. The checked-in release dataset does not yet contain a complete authorized calibration target, so all four presets remain experimental.
The Windows package includes the bundled desktop executable, install guidance, a published SHA-256 hash, and a safety checklist. macOS and Linux builds remain planned until current platform validation and packaging are complete.
Best first target for capture cards, OBS preview, PS Remote Play, Xbox Remote Play, and desktop notifications.
Download for WindowsFor screenshot testing, OCR validation, and future desktop capture-zone support on Mac.
VALIDATION PENDINGFor Linux desktop testing, labeled dataset work, scanner validation, and OCR tuning.
VALIDATION PENDINGChoose visible regions like lobby lists, bus-driver feeds, kill feeds, scoreboards, spectating banners, or capture-card windows.
The app compares multiple frames before lookup so one blurry read does not become a wrong alert.
Configured Twitch and Kick lookups can qualify for the live feed only when the literal public handle matches and is currently live in the selected game. Formatting variants and creator-style aliases remain review evidence. YouTube channel matches are review evidence, connected TikTok accounts remain owner-authorized review links, and Tracker is disabled pending official access. Search results, guesses, and creator claims do not become live-match alerts. Two sources only count as agreement when they independently resolve to the same gamer tag.
Choose dashboard, Windows, sound, or private Discord alerts. Each channel uses the same source-confirmed rule and shared cooldowns prevent the same gamer tag from spamming every channel.
Every GGSight user can use bottom-corner desktop alerts during live play. Discord is optional: connect a private channel only when you want a second delivery path. Both use the same high-signal rule and duplicate cooldown.
No feed to babysit. GGSight runs quietly next to your game and shows the source beside each source-matched gamer tag. Names without a supported public match do not appear in the live feed or trigger a popup.
Press Start Scan once in the desktop app. GGSight watches the selected feed, stabilizes three OCR frames, checks configured providers, and raises a live alert only when the account and selected-game gates pass.
GGSight does not read game memory, inspect packets, inject overlays, automate gameplay, modify game files, bypass streamer mode, reveal hidden lobby data, or interact with anti-cheat systems.
Send scanner feedback, supported-game requests, creator profile questions, partnership ideas, or install issues. Include your game, platform, and what screen area you were scanning.