The volunteer problem
The biggest operational failure in a church stream is not the encoder, it is a person who forgot, was late, or pressed the wrong thing. Scheduling removes them from the critical path.
A service that is scheduled once, survives an ordinary internet connection, and is never interrupted by a billing problem.
The biggest operational failure in a church stream is not the encoder, it is a person who forgot, was late, or pressed the wrong thing. Scheduling removes them from the critical path.
Most churches do not have enterprise connectivity. SRT retransmits what does not arrive, so a stutter costs quality for a moment rather than dropping the service.
A declined card on a Saturday night should not be a reason a congregation cannot watch on Sunday. Dunning waits weeks and never touches a running stream.
"Every Sunday 09:00 and 11:00." The page appears, counts down, goes live and keeps the recording.
Retransmits what did not arrive. RTMPS stays as the fallback.
Logo, colours and typography, with our mark removed on paid plans.
One service to every venue, with reliability or low-latency modes per room.
If a card fails you get weeks, a clear email, and a plan — worked out between services, never during one. Recordings are never deleted.
For an overflow room or a service that needs to talk back.
Anything not yet shipping is labelled. Nothing here is a future promise dressed as a feature.
Ingest, transcode, delivery and recording run on one of the world's largest cloud networks, not on a rack we hope stays up.
A running event keeps ingesting, delivering and recording even if this site and the whole control plane are down.
Viewing hours, not gigabytes. Better quality never costs more, and an overage never interrupts an event.
Plans and commercials are still being finalised. Tell us what your operation actually looks like and it will shape what we build.
No card, no commitment.