The Stream Desk · RUNNING HERE NOW
Your channel, run for you, while you play.
The rig I stream on, built for your channel: the scene set, the destination switcher, the go-live card, a desk in the room while you are live, and every stream cut into shorts the morning after and posted where your people are. You go live. The rest happens.
The missing engine
Scenes, switcher, the go-live card and a desk in the room, so something happens the morning after every stream.
In your world
The desk picks the platform, arms the scenes and rolls the card. You play. The morning after, the cuts exist, the post is queued and the Discord has moved.
The hours back
- Setting up the scenes before every stream.
- Reading five chats in five tabs.
- Cutting clips the next morning.
Stated as the task that stops being yours. No number is claimed until one is measured on your own desk.
The problem, in your words
You stream three nights a week and nothing happens the next morning. No clips, no posts, the Discord is quiet, and the editor you priced does not sit in the room with you.
What you get
Every one of these is running on my own desk today.
- The OBS scene set and the destination switcher, on your machine, under your name
- The go-live card and the show board, so a stranger knows what is on and when
- A desk in the room on every stream: the chat read, the moment marked, the clip flagged
- The morning after: every stream cut into shorts, captioned, posted to TikTok, Shorts, Reels and your Discord
- The Monday page: the week's streams and clips in one place
- The recording of it being built, and the scene collection, which are yours
Proof
RUNNING HERE NOWOne console picks the platform, arms the scenes and rolls the go-live card. The Warzone rig ran on it 13 September.
Handed over, then broken in front of you
THE METHODBuilt on your accounts, on a call, with you watching. Then I break it on purpose so you see where it fails before it fails on you. You keep the spec, the config, the recording of it being built, and the keys. The objection I am answering is not whether it works. It is whether you will be left holding something you do not understand.
Ways to buy
Deploy it this week, or buy it once and own it.
The monthly is the immediate path: the same build plus a standing seat of mine that fixes it the day a platform changes something. Cancel with 30 days notice and keep the build. Prices are on the card, and the card is one message away.
Deploy this week
Run and keep it working
The setup plus the morning-after desk, up to four streams a week. Deploy this week; the first stream is cut the morning after it.
$249 a month
Ask me for the cardBuy it once
Setup and handover
The rig built on your machine in front of you and handed over. The morning-after desk is the monthly; a rig without it is what every streamer already has.
$1,500, one time
Ask me for the cardEvery checkout runs on Stripe: cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, a receipt in your inbox. Or text (904) 478-0440 and ask for the The Stream Desk card.
On top of this
Add-ons that ride on this package.
Package
The Room That Runs Itself
A workshop a stranger understands in thirty seconds, every room fed by something live, one door.
$149 a month
See itAdd-on
The Celebration Relay
A light and a sound in your office, and a line on your phone, on every lead, reply, join and payment.
Price on the card
See itPackage
The Booth
Go live once. Land everywhere. Read one chat. Wake up to the clips.
$149 a month
See itAdd-on
Post Management
The queue, the banks and the clock: what goes out, where, when, in your voice, with every URL logged and nothing posted that fails the Cut Standard.
Price on the card
See itAdd-on
Cultivation and Nurture
The people who follow, reply, join and ask are followed back, answered, invited and written to on a rhythm, by name, until they walk through a door.
Price on the card
See itAdd-on
Hooks, Beats and Scripts
Every hook on the social bank, every beat on the daily post, every line you read on camera, written from a bank you read once so it sounds like you at a bar telling the truth, never a template.
Price on the card
See itStraight answers, including the limits.
Which platforms?
TikTok LIVE and Twitch first, YouTube and Kick where you already stream. The switcher picks the destination per night; the Booth add-on lands one encode on all of them at once.
Who is in the room while I am live?
A desk of mine, reading the chat, marking moments and flagging clips. It does not moderate for you unless the Discord desk is added, and it never speaks in your chat as you.
How fast are the clips?
Cut, captioned and posted the morning after the stream. A stream that ends at two is on your channels by nine.
What is not included?
Gear. The Discord itself, which is the Room. More than four streams a week, which is a per-stream line. Sponsorship deals; the sponsor page is a small add-on and the deal is yours to make.
Is my channel at risk?
Nothing runs on your streaming account except OBS on your own machine. Posting the clips uses the platforms' own tools or, where a platform blocks that, a browser signed in as you on a machine you control.
After you buy
The intake for The Stream Desk.
Ten minutes, once. The receipt sends you here after checkout, and the build starts from this. Nothing waits on a call.
The rest of the path, as forms: the handover (signed at the sit-in), an add-on order, and the monthly check-in (sent on the anniversary day).
Goes with
The Booth · The Room That Runs Itself · every engine · the store
The path
- 01 · See one builtFree, Fridays at 12:00 PM ET
- 02 · Bring one taskThe One Task workshop, 13 seats
- 03 · Get one builtA build call, free. One job, quoted in writing
- 04 · Keep it runningThe care plan, monthly
One path, four rungs, cheapest first on purpose. Start with See one built.
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