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Your channel, run for you, while you play

The Stream Desk.

You stream three nights a week and nothing happens the next morning. No clips, no posts, the server is quiet, and the editor you priced does not sit in the room with you.

Scenes, a platform switcher, a go-live card, a desk in the room, and every stream cut into shorts the morning after.

What it costs

Fixed quote in writing after a 15-minute walkthrough.

Book a 15-minute walkthrough

A fixed number, in writing, before you owe anything.

Running nowOne console picks the platform, arms the scenes and rolls the go-live card. A gaming rig ran on it 13 September.

Who it is for.

  • Streamers going live several nights a week
  • Gaming and hobby channels
  • Creators who never cut their own clips

What it does.

The rig we stream on, built for your channel: the scene set, the platform 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.

What you get

  • The scene set and the platform switcher, yours
  • The go-live card and the show board
  • A desk in the room on every stream
  • Every stream cut into captioned shorts
  • A Monday page of the week's streams and clips

Day one.

  1. The scene set and switcher on your machine
  2. The go-live card and show board
  3. A first stream, cut the morning after

The handover.

We build it on your accounts with you watching. Then we hand it over and break it on purpose, in front of you and the person who will run it, so you both know where it fails before it fails on you. You keep the recording and a written page on how to fix it.

Tested to fail

I hand it over and then break it in front of you, so you know where it fails before it fails on you.

Adam LaBare, founder

Questions.

How many streams a week?

The walkthrough sets it. The monthly is built around how often you go live.

Where do the clips go?

Where your people are: short-form platforms and your server.

Do I keep the rig?

Yes. The scene set and everything built on your machine are yours.

What does it cost?

A fixed number, in writing, before you owe anything. You get the number after a 15-minute walkthrough, and you owe nothing until you have read it.

Bring the problem.

Fifteen minutes on your real job. A fixed number, in writing, before you owe anything.