Local Agent · Go live
Go live with no OBS.
Point the agent at a camera or a whole scene and it airs straight to your channel — captured, mixed and encoded on your machine, then pushed as one clean feed. No streaming software, no capture card, no second PC.
Your PC does the picture. The cloud just relays it.
Normally going live means running OBS: a scene, a capture, an encoder, a stream key. The agent collapses all of that. It renders the picture with a headless browser, mixes your audio, encodes once, and pushes a single RTMP feed to one of your channels — then your workspace restreams that feed copy-only to every platform you've connected.
Because the encoding happens on your machine and the cloud never re-encodes, it stays light enough to run on a CPU-only box while your stream reaches Twitch, YouTube, Kick and the rest at full quality.
Point it at a source and press go.
Your 3D-printer camera
Bridge the camera on your printer and air the print live — automatically, only while it's actually printing. See the printer camera →
A Stream Games scene
Run a whole interactive scene — the game board, background music and an automated host voice — rendered headless and streamed straight out, no OBS scene to build.
Four steps, then it's on your channel.
Pick a source
Choose a camera or a scene in your workspace, and which channel it should go out on.
The agent renders & mixes it locally
It draws the picture with a headless browser and blends your mic, music and host voice in its built-in mixer.
It pushes one clean feed
A single encoded RTMP stream goes up to your channel's ingest over the agent's encrypted connection.
Your workspace restreams it
The cloud fans that one feed out to every connected platform, copy-only — no quality lost to a re-encode.
One publisher per channel. The agent and OBS can't both publish the same channel at once — point OBS at a channel, or let the agent drive it, whichever suits the source. Everything else in your workspace works the same either way.
Give your PC a seat at the table.
Free to run alongside any workspace — including the Free tier.