Go live with the tools a real audience needs

• Start or schedule

  Broadcast immediately, or announce a time and go live into an audience that already knows.

• Five roles

  Host, co-host, guest, moderator, viewer — and moderation powers are checked on the server, not on the screen.

• The replay survives

  Turn recording on and the stream becomes a replay — and the card says "processing" while it is, rather than lying with "none".

Setting the broadcast up

Before you go on air you set the things that actually change the stream: a title and description, a category and a language so the right people can find it, a thumbnail, portrait or landscape orientation, and who can watch — public, your followers, or private. Then the operational switches: record or do not, cap the number of viewers, choose the latency mode, mark it age-restricted, and invite specific people to join you on camera.

• Who can watch

  Public, Followers or Private — decided before you start.

• Scheduled streams

  Announce a time now, go live from the same stream later — same link, same page.

• Category and language

  What Live filters on, so browsing is not a lucky dip.

What the audience can do

Comments run live. Reactions fly. You can open a poll mid-stream and watch the votes land, and run a Q&A where viewers ask and everyone else upvotes — so the question the room actually wants rises instead of being lost in the scroll. Viewers can raise a hand, and you can see who is watching. Announcements let you say one thing loudly without competing with the comment stream.

• Polls, live

  Open one mid-stream; results update for everyone at once.

• Q&A with upvotes

  Viewers ask, viewers upvote, and the best question is visible rather than buried.

• Announcements

  A pinned message from the host that does not scroll away with the chatter.

Moderation that actually holds

A host or a moderator can pin a comment, unpin it, delete it, mute a person, kick them, or ban them — and moderation actions are enforced by Sebairo itself, not by the app on your phone. Viewers can report a stream from inside it. You can also pause the broadcast: camera and microphone go quiet, the audience sees a Paused overlay, and nobody is thrown out of the room.

• Pin, delete, mute, kick, ban

  The full set, available to the host and to anyone made a moderator.

• Co-hosts by invitation

  Invite someone to co-host; they accept or decline, and only then are they on camera.

• No ghost streams

  A stream that loses its host ends automatically, so nothing sits "live" forever.

Replays, and numbers that do not flatter

When recording is on, the stream becomes a replay people can watch afterwards, and while the file is still being finalised the card says so rather than claiming there is nothing. The analytics separate live presence from real audience: peak concurrent viewers, unique viewers who actually opened the stream, replay views, likes, comments, shares and total watch time. An ended stream reports its true audience, not the zero that live presence collapses to.

• Processing is a state

  none · recording · processing · ready · failed — the card shows which, honestly.

• Unique viewers

  Everyone who genuinely opened the stream, kept separately from the live counter.

• Watch time

  Total seconds watched — the number that tells you whether people stayed.

Questions people actually ask

• Who can watch my stream?

  Whoever you chose before starting: everyone, your followers, or nobody but the people you invite. You can also cap the number of viewers and mark a stream age-restricted.

• Is the replay automatic?

  Only if you turned recording on for that stream. When it is on, the finished broadcast becomes a replay; while the file is being finalised the card says processing, and if it fails it says that too.

• Can someone co-host with me?

  Yes. Invite them as a co-host and they accept or decline — you cannot drag someone on camera without their agreement. Moderators are invited the same way and get the moderation tools without the camera.

• What if my phone dies mid-stream?

  The stream ends by itself — a stream that loses its host ends automatically, which is why Sebairo never shows a channel that has been "live" since yesterday with nobody in it.

• Can I pause without ending?

  Yes. Pausing turns your camera and microphone off and shows the audience a Paused overlay; the room stays open and everyone is still there when you come back.

• How do people find my stream?

  Live lists what is on now and what is scheduled, filtered by category and language and sortable by what is trending. A live stream also appears as a post in the feed, and it has a shareable link.

• Can I stream from a computer with OBS?

  Not today — Sebairo Live broadcasts from the phone app.