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Watch your friends play, at the quality they play at.

Private rooms where everyone can stream at once, at whatever resolution and frame rate they choose, and each viewer picks what they watch. You host it on your own Cloudflare account, so there's no subscription and no per-seat fee.

Tired of Discord's 720p30 screen share? Keep the Discord call for voice and watch each other here instead, no Nitro needed.

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3 streaming A room with three friends streaming: a racing game fills most of the screen, with a shooter and a strategy game as thumbnails on the right.
  • Everyone streamsShare a game each, all at once
  • Any resolution, any frame rateYou pick; your upload is the only limit
  • Link-only roomsNo accounts, no sign-ups
  • MIT licensedYour server, your rules

Keep the call. Move the streams.

Discord is great for talking. Its screen share tops out at 720p and 30 frames a second unless whoever is streaming pays for Nitro, and even then it stops at 1080p60.

DiscordDiscord Nitrostream
Stream quality720p, 30fps1080p, 60fpsWhatever you send: 1440p, 4K, 120fps and up
PriceFree$9.99 a month, per streamerFree for about 1,000 GB watched a month, then $0.05 per GB
Voice chatYesYesKeep using Discord

Discord limits as of November 2026. stream isn't affiliated with Discord.

Built for watching, not broadcasting.

Streaming sites are made for one streamer and a crowd. This is made for four friends on a call who want to see each other's screens properly.

Split view showing three streams side by side.
Focus or split. Watch one game large with the rest as thumbnails, or split the screen evenly between everyone streaming.
The quality menu on one stream, offering Auto, High, Medium and Low.
Quality per tile. Each stream is sent at full, half and quarter size. Auto picks the one that fits the tile, or you choose.
A small draggable preview of your own stream in the corner of the room.
Your stream stays small. What you're sharing sits in a corner preview you can drag or collapse, and pauses when you tab away.

Stream from OBS when the browser isn't enough.

Browsers throttle screen capture while your game has focus. OBS doesn't. Paste the room's server and token into OBS and your game goes out on your graphics card's encoder.

  • WHIP built into OBS 30+, nothing to install
  • Three simulcast layers on OBS 32+, so viewers still get Auto quality
  • Capture game audio only, keep voice chat off the stream
  • Each person gets their own token, revoked when the link rotates
The Stream from OBS panel with the server address, a hidden token and recommended encoder settings.

You pay Cloudflare for what's watched. Usually nothing.

~70 GB

Five friends, a five-hour evening, each watching a 1080p60 stream.

01,000 GB free every month

That's about a dozen evenings a month before the first cent. After that it's $0.05 per GB. Streaming out is free; only what viewers receive counts.

WatchingPer viewer, per hour
4K60~8 GB
1440p60~4 GB
1080p60~3 GB
A thumbnail~0.3 GB
Tab in the background~0.05 GB

Idle rooms, and streams nobody is watching, cost nothing. Hidden tabs drop to audio after 15 seconds.

Running in about ten minutes.

  1. Create a Realtime app

    In the Cloudflare dashboard, open Realtime → Serverless SFU and create an app. Keep its App ID and App Secret handy.

  2. Deploy

    Press Deploy to Cloudflare, paste the two Realtime values and a creator key you make up. Or clone the repo and run npm run deploy.

  3. Make a room, send the link

    Open your site, enter the creator key, name a room. Anyone with the invite link can join. Rotate it to lock everyone out.

You need a free Cloudflare account with a payment method on file; Cloudflare asks for one before turning on Realtime. Updating later is one click in your copy's Actions tab; see how.

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