Secure, self-hosted, browser-native remote streaming studio — go live to YouTube from one box, no installs.
Streams to YouTube Live today — more platforms coming.
Real numbers from the machine running this, refreshed every 2s.
SecureStreamStudio runs on a single self-hosted machine. Support is crypto-only — send any amount of Bitcoin to keep it online and faster for everyone who streams on it.
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The hardware roadmap, fully transparent. These are the upgrades that keep streams stable and let the box host more of them at once.
A power blip today kills every live stream. A UPS rides through outages and shuts down cleanly.
Egress + LiveKit + browser composition all share one CPU. More cores = more simultaneous 1080p streams.
Recorded VODs fill the disk fast. Fast NVMe keeps recording + serving smooth.
What SecureStreamStudio is, and why it's a secure way to stream live on the web.
SecureStreamStudio is a secure, self-hosted, browser-based live streaming studio. It lets a host and guests join an encrypted WebRTC room from any browser — no app to install — compose OBS-style scenes, and broadcast live to YouTube. Because you host it yourself, your media and data never touch a third-party SaaS.
Every session runs over encrypted WebRTC (DTLS-SRTP) and HTTPS/WSS. The studio is self-hosted on hardware you control, room access is token-gated per role, and no recordings or streams are stored on someone else's cloud. You own the box, the keys, and the data.
No. SecureStreamStudio is fully browser-native. Hosts, producers, guests, and viewers join from a normal web browser. Scene composition, screen sharing, overlays, and the push to YouTube Live all happen server-side via LiveKit egress.
Yes. It delivers the StreamYard-style multi-guest browser studio experience, but self-hosted and open: you run it on your own machine for full privacy, data ownership, and no per-seat SaaS fees.
The software runs on a single self-hosted server. The live metrics on this page show the real machine it runs on; community contributions fund hardware upgrades that keep streams stable and let the box host more simultaneous 1080p streams.