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Schedule a broadcast or start now. Bring a co-host, run polls and Q&A, pin comments, mute or remove disruptive viewers, and keep a replay when it ends. Analytics report the audience after the broadcast.
Broadcast immediately, or announce a time so your audience knows when to join.
Host, co-host, guest, moderator and viewer. Moderation permissions are checked on the server.
Turn recording on and the broadcast becomes a replay. The card shows "processing" until the replay is ready.
Before you go on air, set a title and description, a category and language so viewers can find it, a thumbnail, portrait or landscape orientation, and who can watch: public, your followers or private. You can also turn recording on, cap the number of viewers, choose the latency mode, mark the broadcast age-restricted and invite people to join you on camera.
Public, Followers or Private, chosen before you start.
Announce a time now and go live later from the same broadcast page, with the same link.
Viewers can filter the Live list by both.
Comments and reactions appear live. Open a poll during the broadcast and watch votes arrive. Run Q&A where viewers ask questions and upvote the ones they want answered. Viewers can raise a hand, and you can see who is watching. Announcements stay visible above the comment stream.
Open one during the broadcast. Results update for everyone at once.
Viewers ask and upvote, so the most wanted question rises to the top.
A pinned message from the host that stays in view while comments scroll.
A host or moderator can pin, unpin or delete a comment and mute, remove or ban a person. Moderation actions are applied by Sebairo's servers. Viewers can report a broadcast from inside it. You can also pause a broadcast: camera and microphone go quiet, viewers see a Paused screen, and nobody is removed from the room.
Available to the host and to anyone you make a moderator.
Invite someone to co-host. They appear on camera once they accept.
A broadcast that loses its host ends automatically.
When recording is on, the broadcast becomes a replay people can watch afterwards. While the file is being finalised, the card shows that it is processing. Analytics cover peak concurrent viewers, unique viewers who opened the broadcast, replay views, likes, comments, shares and total watch time. After a broadcast ends, the totals show the full audience.
None, recording, processing, ready or failed. The card shows the current one.
Everyone who opened the broadcast, counted separately from the live counter.
Total seconds watched, which shows whether people stayed.
Whoever you choose before starting: everyone, your followers, or only the people you invite. You can also cap the number of viewers and mark a broadcast age-restricted.
Only if you turned recording on for that broadcast. The finished broadcast then becomes a replay. While the file is being finalised the card says processing, and if it fails the card says so.
Yes. Invite them as a co-host and they appear on camera after they accept. Moderators are invited the same way and get the moderation tools without appearing on camera.
The broadcast ends automatically when it loses its host, so a broadcast never stays listed as live with nobody hosting it.
Yes. Pausing turns off your camera and microphone and shows viewers a Paused screen. The room stays open, and viewers are still there when you resume.
Live lists current and scheduled broadcasts, filtered by category and language and sortable by trending. A broadcast also appears as a post in the feed and has a link you can share.
Live broadcasts start from the Sebairo app on your phone.