The open-source media distribution platform — go live to every channel, post to every feed, from your desktop. Zero cost, forever.
Producer is a live studio, a guest stage, a mod booth and an audience floor in one window — on your machine, on your channels, with your own keys.
A teammate opens your room from their own Producer and cuts scenes, admits and stages guests, and runs votes — never touching your sources. Grant them a camera or a screen and their feed lands on your set as its own kind. Seats on Boomin, mod links on your own server.
Send one link. Phones vote with no account, the bar reveals on the set, and the tally lands in the run report. The result is a fact about the show, not a chat plugin's overlay.
The video rides Twitch, Kick and YouTube. The room is yours. So the same audience link works no matter where someone is watching.
Put the whole Producer window on the stream with your face on the stage inside it — no infinite mirror. Guests and mods keep seeing the show, never your UI.
Producer appears as a camera to any app that takes one — Meet, Zoom, a browser tab. Cut scenes, drop in a screen share, bring on a guest, mid-call.
Guests are free and need no account. Camera and mic go straight to your computer. Screen share is a grant you hand out, not a setting they find.
Add Cutout to a camera and the background goes — soft or hard edge, feather and erode. On Apple silicon today; on Windows the filter is there but still passes frames through.
Agree a rate and a cap, show the overlay, hide it. The clock is the invoice, and on Boomin the money moves wallet to wallet when the run is released.
Who was on the set, from when to when, in which slot, on what terms. Every room keeps the ledger; on Boomin it drives credits, payouts and a sponsor's receipt.
Deploy the open producer-server to your own Cloudflare account and guests, mod links and the audience page all work with nothing touching Boomin — for $0. Sign in to Boomin only when you want identity, the Network and money.
Apple silicon on VideoToolbox, Windows on NVENC, QSV or AMF. One encode feeds every channel and the recording.
Open beta. Producer is public and we run our own shows on it, but it is young: expect rough edges and breaking changes between releases, and keep a fallback for anything you cannot afford to drop.
free forever · open source — AGPL-3.0 · self-host the backend