Local Agent · LAN
Reach the hardware on your network.
The cloud can't see your LAN. The agent can — because it's running on it. It bridges cameras and encoders into your channel, and drives smart lights and receipt printers, all without opening a single port to the internet.
Your network, reached from the inside.
Anything sitting on your local network — a camera, an encoder, a smart bulb, a printer — is invisible to a cloud service by design. The agent solves that by running on your LAN: you point it at a device once, and it does the talking locally, then relays whatever's needed up to your workspace.
You still configure everything from the web — the device's IP, its tokens, which channel it feeds — the agent just pulls that config down and acts on it, so nothing about your network layout has to be exposed outward.
Three kinds of hardware, one agent.
LAN cameras & encoders
Bridged into a channel's ingest over RTSP, RTMP, SRT or WHEP — whatever the device speaks.
Smart lights
Govee, Hue, Nanoleaf and WLED, triggered directly from your automation rules.
Receipt printers
Print chat highlights, alerts or events on hardware sitting right next to you.
Add it on the web, it shows up on your channel.
Add the device on the web
Enter its IP and any tokens it needs in your workspace — no config on the agent itself.
The agent bridges it locally
It pulls that config over a signed poll and connects to the device directly on your LAN.
It appears as a source on your channel
Once bridged, the device's feed is just another ingest source ready to go live.
Nothing exposed to the internet.
- Mutual Ed25519 authentication between the agent and your workspace, so only your paired agent can act on your config.
- Signed, replay-bound config — the agent polls for its config and every response is signed and tied to that specific request.
- Server-resolved SRT ingest URL with a deterministic passphrase, generated per channel rather than shared.
- Secrets masked in logs — device tokens and passphrases never show up in plaintext anywhere you'd see them.
Give your PC a seat at the table.
Free to run alongside any workspace — including the Free tier.