How StreamLumo protects your stream
See where credentials, recordings, guest access, and approval boundaries live before you take a show online.
Your keys
Stream keys and platform credentials are stored in the operating system's keychain, encrypted at rest by the system itself. They never sit in a plain settings file, and nothing outside the studio can request them. After you save a key in Multi-Stream, the studio never displays it again.
Destinations you sync across devices travel over encrypted connections and are stored encrypted on our servers.
Your content
Captions and highlight detection are computed on your machine. Your recordings stay local until you choose to publish them. The Publish room asks per destination; nothing uploads on its own.
The assistant boundary
AI assistant control is off until you press Enable in Settings → AI Assistant, and it reaches the studio only from your own machine. It cannot see keys, credentials, or chat, and the actions that put you on air or take you off ask for your explicit approval in the app unless you have chosen to allow them. The Activity list on the same screen is your timestamped record of its recent activity.
Guests and phones
Web Studio guests hold a guest role and nothing more: they cannot see your destinations, your settings, or each other's Private Chat. Phone control of overlay packs pairs by a QR code that expires after 90 seconds, works only over your own wifi, and is authenticated per device. Settings → Phone Control lists every paired device and holds the off switch for the whole feature.
