Build a live channel that runs itself.A cloud playout and live streaming studio in your browser.
Design broadcast-quality scenes in your browser, mix live feeds with pre-recorded video, connect Google Sheets or APIs, and stream 24/7 to YouTube, Twitch, Kick or RTMP in up to 4K 60 fps HDR. Your graphics update, your segments rotate, and your channel stays on air, even when nobody is at the desk.
How cloud playout works. Build, connect, automate.
Live Scenes is a web-based live streaming studio with cloud playout: you design scenes in the browser, bind them to live data, set the rules, and the cloud renders and plays the channel out 24/7. Each step below is one real interaction in the studio. The scene on the canvas is the scene on air.
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Build
Open Insert. Add a Text element. Drag it into place on the canvas. Type the headline in the Text field of the inspector.
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Connect
Click the bind icon beside the Text field. Pick data.stories.rows[0].title. When the Headlines sheet changes, the text changes on air in about 1 second.
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Automate
Open the Assistant. Ask: every 15 minutes, show the sponsor card for 20 seconds. The assistant adds a schedule to the show’s script. Approve, and it runs in the cloud.
A live streaming studio in your browser.
See sources and layoutsarrow_forward- Nothing to install. Live Scenes is browser-based streaming software. It operates in a desktop browser.
- One renderer. The scene you design is the scene on air. The preview and the stream use the same renderer.
- Components and brand styles. Change the style of all cards in one place.
- Real-time collaboration. You see the cursors and changes of your team immediately.
- Transitions. Change scenes on air with cut, slide, wipe or crossfade.
- Versions. Compare versions and go back to an earlier version. Changes go on air in seconds.
Mix live sources into layouts. Put graphics on top. Send one render everywhere.
Push from OBS or an encoder over RTMP or SRT. Pull an IP camera over RTSP, or an HLS stream. Send a guest a link. Upload video files and playlists for pre-recorded segments and reruns. Drop any of them into a layout. Overlays sit on top. The cloud renders it once and sends it to every destination.
Describe the show. The assistant builds it. You approve it.
Paste a link and write a request in plain language. The assistant connects the data and makes the scene in a draft. The live channel does not change until you approve.
Playout automation. Rules operate the channel. You can take control at any time.
Example: the screens in The Northgate Arms. Schedules change the menu. A data trigger shows the football when a match is live. Drag the hand to move through the day.
We open again at 07:00
- Full breakfast£11
- Eggs on toast£7
- Porridge and berries£6
- Flat white£3.40
- Fish and chips£14
- Steak pie£13
- Halloumi burger£12
- Soup of the day£7
- dark_modeEvery night, 23:00–07:00Ambient videoReady
- scheduleEvery day, 07:00–11:00Breakfast menuReady
- scheduleEvery day, 11:00–16:00Lunch menuOn air
- scheduleEvery day, 16:00–19:00Happy hourReady
- scheduleEvery day, 19:00–23:00Quiz and eventsReady
- boltA match is live (19:30–21:30)Live footballReady
- repeatEvery hour, 07:00–23:00Today’s offer for 20 sReady
Reliability
A source stops. The channel does not.
Automated live streaming only works if nothing depends on one source. Example: a 24/7 news channel. Each source has a backup. If the field feed stops, the backup goes on air in less than 1 second. When the signal comes back, the feed goes on air again.
- YouTube connection stopped. The connection started again.
- Market data layer failed. The layer started again in 2 s.
Security
Live automation without loose credentials.
- Credentials stay in the vault. Live Scenes encrypts stream keys and API credentials. Each workspace has its own vault.
- Each stream has a sandbox. Each stream and each script operates in its own sandbox. One failure does not stop other streams.
- A person approves each change. The AI changes only drafts. A person with publish permission approves a draft before it goes on air.
Stream keys, API keys and Sheet access. Encrypted for each workspace. Only the runtime receives them.
Everything a channel needs. Nothing to install.
Browser-based streaming software: one tab, nothing to install, the same renderer for the preview and the stream. Each card below is a part of the studio you saw above.
sensorsLive inputs and media
Push from OBS, vMix or a hardware encoder over RTMP or SRT. Pull an IP camera over RTSP or a live HLS stream. Send a guest a link. Upload pre-recorded video files and playlists for segments, reruns and ad spots, plus images and background audio.
publicWeb pages
Show any URL as a source or a layer: a chat overlay, alerts, a live dashboard, your own web app. Set a refresh interval, inject CSS, make the page transparent.
grid_viewLayouts
Drop sources into slot layouts: Grid, Speaker, Split, Picture in picture, Screen share, One + two. Leave a slot empty for the operator to fill. A backup chain shows the first source that is live.
titleOverlays
Text, tickers, clocks and countdowns, numbers that count up, images, Lottie animations and animated backdrops. Each has enter and exit motion. Each can follow data.
tableLive data
Google Sheets, Excel or CSV, JSON feeds, data picked from a web page, and formulas in TypeScript that compute new tables. Bind any field to a row. Repeat an element per row.
auto_awesomeAssistant
Builds and edits scenes, binds data and writes schedules from plain language. It works in a draft. A person approves before anything goes on air. It never sees your credentials.
boltAutomation
Schedules and triggers live in the show’s script. Cut to a scene, show a card for 20 seconds, react to a cell or a source. The operator has Take and urgent text.
cell_towerMultistream
The cloud renders the channel once and sends up to 5 streams per channel, each with its own resolution, frame rate and bitrate limit. YouTube, Twitch, Kick and custom RTMP.
autorenewReliability
Each source has a fallback slate or a backup source. Failed components restart. Destinations reconnect. Data keeps the last correct values. The stream does not stop.
One plan. Pay for the hours you stream.
Everything is included: the full studio, live data, the assistant, automation and all destinations. The price follows stream hours and resolution. You do not pay for each ticker or transition.
Pay as you go
One 1080p channel on air 24/7, about $0.028 per hour. Extra destinations $6 a month each. Stop at any time.
- checkFull studio, brand styles, components
- checkGoogle Sheets, CSV, JSON and REST APIs
- checkAI assistant with approval
- checkSchedules, triggers and the Take button
- checkYouTube, Twitch, Kick and custom RTMP
- checkCollaboration and version history
- checkFree credits when you sign up
Enterprise
Operate many channels, deliver to your own players and screens, or connect Live Scenes to your video system.
- checkHLS output for your website, app and venue screens
- checkMore than 5 destinations per channel
- checkCustom capacity and resolution
- checkArchitecture review and a parallel run before you migrate
- checkSecurity and procurement review
- checkSupport terms and an SLA in your contract
- checkInvoice billing
For developers. One element, five views.
Every element on the canvas is also JSX, JSON and, for your own components, TSX with a props schema. The assistant writes all of them. Change the props on the left and watch each view follow.
// News desk · where the element is used<Scene id="newsDesk"> … <WeatherBadge id="weather" x={1180} y={140} city={data.weather.rows[0].city} temperature={data.weather.rows[0].temp} condition={data.weather.rows[0].condition} /></Scene>
Questions from producers and engineers
Ask a technical questionarrow_forwardWhat is cloud playout?add
Cloud playout is the playout of a TV-style channel from servers in the cloud instead of a playout server in a rack. The cloud plays scenes, videos and graphics on a schedule and sends one stream to every destination. With Live Scenes, nothing runs on your computer after you publish.
What is a web-based live streaming studio?add
A web-based live streaming studio is streaming software that runs in the browser. In Live Scenes you design scenes, mix live inputs with pre-recorded video, bind graphics to live data and set the rules in one tab. The preview and the stream use the same renderer, so what you see is what goes on air.
How is Live Scenes different from Streamloop 24/7 streaming?add
Streamloop 24/7 streaming loops a playlist of pre-recorded videos to your platforms. Live Scenes adds a studio on top: live inputs, slot layouts, graphics that follow data, playout automation and the assistant. Use the playlist product for a simple loop. Use Live Scenes when the channel needs to change on its own.
Does my computer have to stay on?add
No. After you publish, the cloud does the rendering and playout. You can close the browser tab and turn off the computer. The channel continues.
Can I change a scene while the channel is live?add
Yes. Edit the scene in a draft. The preview uses the same renderer as the stream. Then publish the draft. The channel shows the new version in seconds. You can compare versions and go back to an earlier version.
Can the AI change the live broadcast without approval?add
No. The AI makes and changes drafts only. A person with publish permission must approve a draft before it goes on air.
What occurs if a video source or an API fails?add
Each source can have a backup, for example a playlist or a holding card. If a live input stops, the scene shows the backup. When the input is available again, the scene shows it again. If a data source does not respond, the graphics show the last correct values. Failed components restart automatically. The stream does not stop.
Can I connect a private Google Sheet?add
Yes. Live Scenes encrypts the access credentials and keeps them in your workspace. Scenes and the AI assistant cannot see them.
Can Live Scenes replace OBS or vMix?add
For automatic scene rendering and playout, usually yes. For live shows, you can use OBS or vMix as a source. Send the signal to Live Scenes with RTMP or SRT.
How much does it cost?add
One plan. You pay for stream hours and resolution, per channel. There is no monthly seat fee. The studio, the assistant, live data, automation and all destinations are included. You get free credits when you sign up. Enterprise customers get custom capacity and support terms in a contract.
Put your next channel on autopilot.
Start now
You need a spreadsheet and a stream key. Then your channel can go live.
- checkThe cloud does the rendering. You do not need a production computer.
- checkEdit the channel while it is on air.
- checkExamine each AI change before it goes on air.
- checkGo back to an earlier version at any time.
Plan an enterprise workflow
We will contact you to plan a meeting about your sources, data and destinations. We will bring a draft architecture to the meeting.



