Manage registered devices and choose your program source.
CONTRIBUTION MONITOR
Ingests
SRT primary, RTMP fallback. Connection health and measured diagnostics.
PLATFORM OUTPUTS
Destinations
Local sender state and platform broadcast state are separate observations.
MULTISTREAM & COLLAB
Collab Streaming
Broadcast the same live source to multiple platforms simultaneously. Each destination runs independently.
Destinations
All destinations read from the same program feed. Start and stop each independently.
Share My Live to Guest Kick
Invite one guest to receive your live program feed on their own Kick account at the same time. The guest configures their own Kick RTMP/RTMPS server and stream key on the private invitation page. You never enter or see the guest's stream key, and no guest camera is used.
How guest Kick sharing works
Create a private invitation link and send it to your guest. The guest opens the link, saves their own Kick RTMP/RTMPS destination, and explicitly enables sharing. Your existing Kick output and the guest output are separate processes reading the same program feed, with independent health, retries, start, and stop controls. Ending the guest session never stops your broadcast. Only Kick is supported for guest sharing. The guest is never asked for a Kick password.
What is Collab Streaming?
Collab Streaming lets you broadcast a single phone or OBS camera feed to multiple platforms at once. Platform-native guest or collaboration features (where another creator joins your stream) require separate platform OAuth and are not implemented here.
VISUAL IDENTITY
Customize
Private scene drafts. Applying artwork changes the shared outgoing program.
LIVE program
LIVE displays your selected healthy camera. Choose the source from Sources or Ingests. Live video overlays are not supported by this stream-copy pipeline.
Design separate STANDBY, BRB and OFFLINE screens. Preview before saving; saved artwork survives restarts.
PNG, JPEG or WebP still images · 8 MiB · 16 megapixels. No uploaded video.
GET CONNECTED
Documentation
Connect your camera. Check the preview. Choose when to go live.
01 / PHONE
Connect Phone — Generic SRT Caller
On the Dashboard, select + Connect Source, then Phone. Give each phone a unique name.
Open the GENERIC SRT CALLER setup guide for this device and copy its verified server endpoint, stream ID, passphrase and latency. Any SRT caller app can use them; app-specific field names may differ (see the mapping section in the guide).
Use MPEG-TS with H.264 video and AAC audio; suggested test latency 1000 ms.
Start streaming in your app. Return to INGESTS and wait for its video and Ready status.
Select Switch Live when you want this phone on program. Repeat for each additional phone.
RTMP fallback for the same device is in the guide's fallback section (Adobe/FMLE-style apps).
02 / HOME
Connect Home — Generic SRT Caller (OBS/FFmpeg)
On the Dashboard, select + Connect Source, then Home. Name this computer.
Open the GENERIC SRT CALLER setup guide: it contains a copyable generated FFmpeg command, an OBS mapping (untested on this deployment — verify your OBS version) and the generic parameter table.
Use MPEG-TS with H.264 video and AAC audio; latency in URL parameters is microseconds.
Start streaming, then check the video under INGESTS. When it is Ready, select Switch Live.
Each device gets its own stream ID, passphrase and media requirements — visible only in its authenticated setup guide and masked there by default. Connecting a source does not select it in Manual mode. Keep the publishing app open.
BROADCAST PREFERENCES
Settings
Account
Email sign-ins have individual profiles. A shared operator token represents one shared operator account.
Security & Credentials
These destinations belong to the shared broadcast workspace. Reset stops affected local outputs and removes their saved keys and API authorization.
Provider-issued keys are not revoked at the provider. Retained administrator backups may still contain encrypted historical data.