For artists
From idea to
live, in ten minutes.
You need a laptop with OBS, or just your phone. No studio, no production crew, no app for your fans to download.
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How to go live
Four steps, about ten minutes the first time.
- 1
Create and publish your show
Title, date, and a price in your own currency plus one for the diaspora. Save it as a draft, publish when you're happy.
- 2
Connect your encoder
Open the control room and copy the server URL and stream key into OBS on a laptop, or Larix Broadcaster on a phone. Both are free.
- 3
Rehearse in private
Start broadcasting before you open doors. You'll see your own feed in the control room, and no ticketholder can see a frame of it.
- 4
Open doors, then play
Ticketholders wait in the lobby. The show flips to live by itself the moment your broadcast arrives — you don't have to press anything else.
What you need to broadcast
On a laptop, OBS Studio. On a phone, Larix Broadcaster or Streamlabs. All free. Set 2500 kbps at 720p — fans on slower connections are stepped down automatically.
If your connection drops mid-show, we hold the stream open for five minutes and show your audience a “back in a moment” card, so a dropout doesn’t end the night.
Your connection drops
We hold the stream open for five minutes and show your audience a card. The show doesn't end.
Fans on slow data
Everyone gets a quality their connection can carry, automatically. Nobody is locked out by bandwidth.
Someone shares their link
They can't. Each ticket opens one session on one device, and the stream is stamped with the ticket that paid.