Tools built for street streaming
Control the stream, watch the link, and stay live from anywhere.
All of it works today rather than being on a roadmap.
Map and route
liveYour own point on the map, the path to the node, and how the link behaves.
You are here
Bay Area, US
Streaming to
Amsterdam, NL
Route
one node, direct path
- Latency
- 28 ms
- Packet loss
- 0.1 %
- Buffer
- 3 s
Remote in Telegram
Run the broadcast from a chat: start it, switch scenes, check status — from the phone in your pocket.
IRL Relay Bot
bot
What are we doing?
Alerts when the phone drops off and when the link comes back.
BRB switching
Go to standby and come back with one tap — or automatically, the moment the link degrades.
Automatic scenes
Degrading takes two consecutive samples to act on, recovery takes one. An extra second of standby is less visible than a second of a collapsing picture.
Bonded links
SRTLA folds several modems into one stream. One carrier drops and the broadcast keeps going on the rest.
Alerts
A message in Telegram when publishing stops, when it returns, and when a scene switched on its own.
All good
the link is holding
Telemetry
Bitrate, RTT, loss and jitter per publisher — the same numbers the automation reads before it switches a scene.
3 s
Buffer
28 ms
Latency
0.1 %
Packet loss
Standby from your own streams
Instead of a static card, BRB plays a random slice of your past broadcasts, with sound, and picks a new one every few minutes.
stream of 27 July, 1:14:20