If one drops, the rest keep going
Each platform has its own connection: if one drops, only that one reconnects.

From your OBS to Twitch, YouTube and Kick at the same time, with one chat. Free, and it runs on your PC.

Corneta for Windows 10/11 · no sign-up · no subscription · Open source
One click and OBS sends the stream to Corneta. Another app? Paste an address and a key once.
Watch it (0:28)Twitch, YouTube, Kick and more. Sign in and the key fills itself in.
Watch it (0:33)Each platform goes live on its own, and you watch them all on one panel.
Watch it (0:45)Twitch, YouTube and Kick in one feed: reply and moderate from there.
Watch it (1:00)Each platform has its own connection: if one drops, only that one reconnects.

If OBS drops, BE RIGHT BACK goes on air without ending the stream. If your internet chokes, auto-bitrate eases the re-encoded destinations.

Twitch, YouTube and Kick in one feed, plus alerts and an OBS overlay.

Mark moments, turn on BE RIGHT BACK, switch scenes and answer chat without alt-tabbing out of your game, with no app to install and no account.
On your phone
Off by default, works only on the PC's Wi-Fi, and the connection isn't encrypted: skip public networks.


Each platform's audience and the stream's best moments, with the exact minute to clip.


Exports as
App screens with sample data.
And you can add any RTMP server.
TikTok, Instagram and X are experimental. Test each destination with your account and setup before an important stream: being in the app doesn't guarantee the platform will accept it.
The stream goes from your computer straight to each platform, and your keys, settings and reports stay with you.
And re-encoding loads your GPU or CPU. Corneta measures your connection and shows, mode by mode, how much upload and PC the stream will take, before you go live.

Connecting your account is optional. With it, Corneta creates the YouTube broadcast, gets the key and brings in the chat; what it does with each permission is in the privacy policy.
Including the ones that don't make us look good.
Download for freeEach platform decides that, not Corneta, and the rules depend on your account type and any contract you signed. Corneta just sends your signal where you tell it to: before your first simulcast, check the terms of whoever you've signed with.
It works. Corneta takes any program that streams over RTMP — just point it at the address the app shows you, same as you'd do with a platform. With OBS you get one extra shortcut: Corneta sets it up for you, and hits play when you press GO LIVE.
No. You keep building scenes, camera and audio in the program you already use. Corneta picks up from there: it takes that signal, pushes it to the platforms, watches how each one is holding up, and keeps the stream's safety nets running.
If all you want is to send the same video to more than one place, the plugin does the job. Corneta earns its place when the stream is more than that: it holds the stream up if OBS crashes (the plugin goes down with it, since it lives inside OBS), puts every platform's chat and alerts in one place and, at the end, builds a report for each one.
It's free, with no sign-up and no trial. Everything that runs on your PC is open source and stays that way. If something paid ever shows up, it'll be an optional cloud service, and you'll know before.
Depends on the mode. Just copying the signal costs almost nothing. Re-encoding for each platform puts the work on the graphics card (recent NVIDIA, Intel or AMD) or, without one, on the processor, which hits harder. Corneta shows that load before you go live.
Each platform eats a slice of your upload. Before the stream, Corneta measures your connection, adds it all up and helps you pick a setup that fits with room to spare.
Today the download is Windows only. It's built so other systems can come later, but there's no date to announce. If you're on macOS or Linux, the answer is: not yet.
Windows 10/11 · no sign-up · no subscription
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