Per-guest control
Volume, level meters, mute, and hide for every guest independently. Reorder the wall by dragging. Remove anyone instantly.
Web Studio · Coming soon · Private testing
A broadcast studio in the browser.
Invite guests by link, verify their devices, hold them off air, and admit them deliberately. All inside a browser-native production room.
- 01Invite
- 02Device check
- 03Green room
- 04Admit
- Application
- Web Studio
- Runs in
- Any modern browser
- Guests
- 9 on program
- Layouts
- 9 + your own
- Plan
- Pro and above
- Status
- Private testing
Guests
Guests without the friction.
The hardest part of a multi-person show is people. The Web Studio makes arriving, waiting, and appearing on air a supervised path.
Invite link
One link, any device. No account, no download, no plugin.
Device check
Camera and mic verified on the way in, before anyone is seen.
Green room
Guests wait off air with a live preview you can see and they cannot miss.
Admit
You approve each guest deliberately. Nobody appears unapproved.
Program
The guest lands in the layout, on air, their fader ready on your mixer.
Private direction
Message any guest privately while the show runs. Give the wrap-up cue without the audience reading it.
Co-hosts and failover
Promote a trusted guest to co-host. If your connection fails, they inherit the controls and the show continues until you are back.
Screen share, supervised
You or any guest can share a screen through the same approval flow as cameras. The layout adapts to feature the content.
Background blur
Soften whatever is behind your camera. The show looks composed even when the room is not.
Nine on program
The studio holds nine simultaneous guests on the program feed. That number comes from live testing, not a spec sheet.
Direct
Direct the picture live.
Nine layouts cover the shapes a show actually takes, with a quick strip above the preview for the four you reach for most. Switching between them is invisible to viewers: no stutter, no black frame, no seam.
ProgramSolo
Or draw your own
Nine is where you start, not where you stop. Build a custom layout slot by slot, save it, and it joins the picker beside the built-in nine.
Change with intent
Layout changes land as clean, seamless cuts today. Fade, slide, zoom, and wipe are on the way.
- Cut
Names that introduce themselves
Give any guest a styled lower third from the Graphics panel, raised and dropped as you direct.
Brand
Make it read as your show.
The frame around the conversation is yours: logo, thirds, banners, and colors that persist across shows.
Branding kit
Logo placement, lower thirds, banners, and a countdown, saved as brand presets you apply in one move.
Live captions
Captions in 30 languages and regional variants while you are live, with transcript export for the archive.
Polls and comments on air
Run live polls and pin viewer comments into the program, pulled from a moderation queue you control.
One chat stream
Platform chats merge into a single feed with moderation built in. Answer everyone from one pane.
Local recording
The show records as you stream. Recordings land in a post-production hub with highlight markers and thumbnails.
Clip it after it happens
A rolling buffer runs behind the show, so the last 15, 30, or 60 seconds are yours to keep once you have seen them land.
Present, don't screen-share
Drop a PDF or a set of images in and they become the program — full frame, driven from a filmstrip or the arrow keys, without a shared window in the way.
Roll a package
Queue a pre-recorded piece and play it into the live program. Run the VT, come back to the room.
Hotkeys
Go live and record from the keyboard, with layout and mute keys on the way.
Reliability
One weak link is not the show.
Browser shows fail in predictable ways. The Web Studio is built around those failures so your audience never meets them. And the show it protects goes everywhere your audience already is.
Composed away from your machine
The program feed is assembled server-side. A guest on hotel wi-fi degrades their own tile, never the whole broadcast, and your laptop is not the single point of failure.
Quality rides the network
Every connection adapts its quality up and down with the network instead of freezing at the first dip, and reconnects on its own when starved.
The show survives the host
Co-host failover means the broadcast does not end because one person's power did. The room continues; you rejoin.
- Streams to
- Twitch
- YouTube
- TikTok
- Kick
- Custom destinations
Coming soon · Private testing
Your green room opens soon.
Web Studio is being developed and tested in parallel with Desktop Studio and Mobile. Request early access and tell us about the remote show you want to run.