Three ways to go live
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Right in your browser
One click, zero software. Powered by WebRTC for sub-second, ultra-low latency — the fastest way to go live anywhere.
WebRTC · <1s latency
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OBS & RTMP
Plug in OBS, Streamlabs, or any RTMP encoder for a full scene-based, pro-grade production workflow.
RTMP · pro setups
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ffmpeg & CLI
Headless and fully scriptable — stream straight from a Raspberry Pi, a server, or an embedded device.
jsmpeg · headless
Only on OpenVibe
Viewer-controlled robots
Hand chat the controls: robots, PTZ cameras and interactive rigs over the same sub-second WebRTC pipeline — low enough latency to actually play.
Restream everywhere at once
Push a single broadcast to Twitch, YouTube, Kick, RobotStreamer & any RTMP server simultaneously — from one dashboard.
A game next door
Scraplandia lives on OpenVibe.Games — same account, leaderboards and a shared canvas, one click from any stream.
Global chat + voice
A sitewide chatroom and drop-in voice channels connect everyone across every stream — no Discord required.
Donation goals & Vibes
Set funding goals with custom art, celebrate live in chat, and keep a real creator economy — with fair, transparent payouts.
AI clips, VODs & transcripts
Every broadcast auto-records, clips on the fly, and gets AI overviews + searchable audio transcripts.
Pastes & file sharing
Share code, logs and files with syntax highlighting and a short link. Pastes live on OpenVibe.Community and still show up on your channel.
160+ online tools
Image & audio editing, PDF tools, video downloads, network diagnostics, dev tools and more — all at openvibe.tools.
100% open source
Every line is public on GitHub. Read it, fork it, or send a pull request — features here get built because someone asked.
Where the money goes
Whatever the network earns goes back into it — the servers, the storage and bandwidth that free streaming really costs, new features, and the creators and events that make this place worth showing up to.
Keep it running
Hosting, bandwidth, storage and development come first. Streaming is not free to host, and being honest about that is how the network stays open to everyone.
Back the creators
What is left over goes to the people who fill the place: creator payouts, community events, prize pools and the tools streamers ask for.
No surprise pivot
Where it goes stays visible. No selling the community out, no bait-and-switch, no dark patterns.
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