Your stream stays live when your connection doesn't.
StreamSync sits between your encoder and Twitch or YouTube. Dead zone, dying hotspot, desktop-to-IRL handoff — StreamSync switches to your backup feed in about a second, and your channel never goes offline.
How it works
Three steps between you and a stream that survives anything.
- 1
Point your encoder at StreamSync
Grab your ingest URL and drop it into OBS, Belabox, or any SRT/RTMP encoder. Connect Twitch, YouTube, or X as destinations.
- 2
Add a backup source
A phone, a second hotspot, a laptop at home — anything that can push SRT or RTMP. Mark it as your fallback.
- 3
Go live and forget about it
If your main feed drops, StreamSync switches to backup in about a second — and switches back when you return. Viewers never see an offline channel.
Automatic failover
Signal drops, stream holds. StreamSync cuts to your backup feed, then back to you when your connection returns. No restart, no split VOD, no lost viewers.
Desktop → IRL handoff
Start in OBS at your desk, hand off to Belabox or your phone mid-stream. One stable output, zero downtime for your viewers.
The IRL server you don't have to build
SRT in, RTMP out, multistream to Twitch, YouTube, and X. Everything a VPS + SLS + NOALBS setup gives you — hosted, and ready in minutes.
Simple pricing
Start streaming for free. Upgrade when you need more sources, destinations, and 4K output.
Free
Everything you need to stream with a safety net.
- Primary + backup source — failover included
- 3 sources, 2 enabled at once
- 3 destinations, 1 enabled at once
- 1080p output
- Up to 6 Mbps video bitrate
Studio
Most popularFor IRL streamers going live everywhere at once.
- 25 sources, 12 enabled at once
- 25 destinations, 8 enabled at once
- 4K output
- Up to 15 Mbps video bitrate
- 8 concurrent ingests