OBS is powerful — and fragile
Scenes, sources, filters, plugins, codecs. One plugin update and the scene breaks. Every show starts not with a greeting but with “why is there no audio”.
Coming soon · multistreaming studio for Mac
Stop building your live show out of five apps
One live. Every audience. Every revenue stream.
Livoza is a native Mac app: it composes your picture in layers, sends one broadcast to YouTube, VK Video, Telegram and Instagram at once, merges every chat into one feed and takes donations right inside the frame. No OBS, no cloud relay, no subscription.
- One payment — forever
- Apple Silicon
- No cloud, no account
Sound familiar?
Your show starts with fixing things, not with “hello”
Streaming today isn't one app, it's a stack: picture in one, distribution in another, donations on a third tab, chat in a fourth window. Each with its own password, its own window and its own way to crash mid-show.
Five tools, five tabs
OBS for the picture, a multistream service for distribution, a donations tab, a chat window, something else for captions. Five subscriptions, five windows, five points of failure.
Money happens outside the stream
Donations live on a separate page, the link gets lost in the description, the viewer leaves to pay and never comes back. The moment attention peaks is wasted.
Your audience is scattered
Some watch on YouTube, some on VK and Telegram, some on Instagram. Pick one platform and you lose the rest. Go everywhere by hand and you burn out.
17B
hours of live video watched in one quarter
Stream Hatchet, Q1 2026: tracked platforms, including TikTok Live
+28%
year-over-year growth of non-gaming live content
Stream Hatchet, Q2 2025
2.65 / 2.21 / 1.99B
ad reach of YouTube / TikTok / Instagram — the audience is there, just not in one place
DataReportal. Figures overlap and must not be summed
5
destinations from one window: YouTube · VK Video · Telegram · Instagram · custom RTMP
One “Go live” button, one master stream from your MacThe core idea
Your audience is already live.
It just isn't in one place.
Multistreaming isn't “one more feature”. It's how you stop choosing between platforms. Your Mac produces one show, and Livoza carries it wherever your community lives — and brings chat and money back into a single window.
Not an “OBS replacement” — the operating system of your live business: picture, distribution, conversation and monetisation in one place.
How it works
Three steps — and you're everywhere
No RTMP jargon between you and the button. Scene, destinations, go live. Everything else — chat, donations, timer — is already wired into the same window.
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01 · Scene
Build the scene
Camera, images, text, QR code, audio visualiser, ticker, product showcase, donation panel — as layers, with the mouse, in percent of the frame. Separate layouts for 16:9 and 9:16.
The preview is the exact frame that goes on air -
02 · Destinations
Add destinations
Paste stream keys for YouTube, VK Video, Telegram, Instagram and any RTMP address. Connect chat and donation sources. Keys are stored in the macOS Keychain, not in a text file.
Each destination can be toggled on and off individually -
03 · Live
Go live
One button. Your Mac renders the scene on the GPU, encodes one master stream and fans it out to every enabled destination, adapting the format per platform. A destination drops — it reconnects; a process dies — it restarts.
Designed for 24/7 shows with nobody at the desk
What it replaces
click to replay
- OBSscenes and picture
- Multistream servicefan-out to platforms
- Donation overlaygoal, timer, QR
- Multi-chata window of comments
- Captions and moderatortwo more tabs
One app
Livoza
Scene, distribution, chat, donations, timer, showcase and local AI — in one window on your Mac.
- YouTube
- VK Video
- Telegram
- RTMP
- chat ×3
- donations ×4
* Captions currently run as a separate overlay for an external encoder — see “Features”.
Screens
The four screens you'll actually open
The schematics below mirror the real app screens. The interface is currently in Russian; an English UI is on the roadmap.
01 · Dashboard
One glance tells you everything is alive
A preview of the exact frame going out, the state of every destination, the timer, today's donations and the Go-live button. If something drops, you see it here — not in the chat.
02 · Scene
Composer: layers instead of plugins
Camera, images, text, QR, eight audio visualisers, now-playing, ticker, showcase and donation panel. Drag with the mouse — the engine redraws the frame live. Two independent layouts: 16:9 and 9:16.
03 · Donations · Timer · Showcase
Viewers extend the show — and see what to buy
A countdown that donations, likes and messages extend; a daily goal; QR codes for any payment method; a product carousel with QR right in the frame. All of it is scene layers, not a separate tab.
04 · Chat
One conversation, even when your audience is everywhere
YouTube, VK Video and Telegram in one feed, each message tagged with its platform. A local AI moderator hides spam; a local co-host answers questions and thanks donors — the models run on your Mac via Ollama.
Features
Not features — outcomes
Small label: what it's called in the app. Big line: what it does for you. Everything listed works in the current build; where there's a caveat, it's written down.
16:9 and 9:16
Your own layout for desktop and for phones
Two independent compositions — not an auto-crop. Build a horizontal one for YouTube and VK, a vertical one for Instagram and Shorts feeds, and switch with one button. One orientation goes on air at a time; both at once is on the roadmap.
Be everywhere without going live five times
One master stream from your Mac goes to YouTube (with backup ingest), VK Video, Telegram, Instagram and one custom RTMP address. The format is adapted per platform automatically.
A professional picture without OBS
Layers: camera, images, text, QR, eight audio visualisers, now-playing, ticker, showcase, donation panel. GPU rendering; the preview is the same frame that goes on air.
Viewers extend the show and pay while they watch
A countdown extended by donations, likes and messages (1 ₽ = 1 s — configurable), a daily goal, auto-stop at zero. Sources: DonationAlerts, Telegram Stars, YouTube Super Chat, your own webhook.
One feed instead of three windows
YouTube Live Chat, VK Video comments and a Telegram bot in one feed, tagged by platform. Tips and Super Chats are highlighted. Reply through the bot without leaving the panel.
Products in the frame — with a QR code to pay
A carousel of products or services right in the scene: name, price, QR to a link. Plus standalone QR codes for any way to support you: SBP, Boosty, Telegram Stars, crypto wallets, your own link.
Never run the show alone
Local models via Ollama: the moderator (Llama Guard + blocklist) hides spam; the co-host answers chat, thanks donors and fills dead air. Voice through macOS system voices routed via BlackHole.
Local, on your Mac · requires OllamaYour show is readable without sound and in other languages
whisper.cpp transcribes speech on your Mac; Ollama translates into 11 languages. For now this is a separate overlay — for an external encoder or a second screen; native in-frame captions are in progress.
Overlay for external encoder · beta
24/7 unattended
The show goes on while you sleep
A supervisor restarts the engine and fan-out, a watchdog reconnects a dropped destination, the display never sleeps, logs rotate, keys live in the macOS Keychain. Proven on round-the-clock music streams.
A music show with the track title in the frame
The now-playing layer reads the track from djay Pro, Apple Music, Spotify or any player through macOS Now Playing. Visualisers react to BlackHole audio or a selected input.
What's not here — honestly: recording and clips, per-platform analytics, Twitch/TikTok/Kick chat, remote guests inside the native frame. If any of that is critical for you, write to us — it shapes the roadmap.
Privacy
Everything on your Mac
No relay servers: the stream goes from your computer straight to the platforms. Stream keys live in the macOS Keychain. AI models run locally. You can verify all of it with any network monitor.
Rendering, encoding, keys, AI
- Scene and frame — your Mac's GPU; encoding — right here too
- Stream keys and tokens — encrypted in the macOS Keychain
- Moderation, co-host, translation — Ollama, locally
- Captions — whisper.cpp, locally
- Layouts, settings, donation history — files on disk, nightly backup
Only what a broadcast can't exist without
- The stream itself — straight to YouTube, VK, Telegram, Instagram, your RTMP
- Chat — YouTube, VK and Telegram APIs under your own app credentials
- Donations — DonationAlerts, Telegram Stars, your webhook
- A one-time download of whisper models from HuggingFace
No Livoza account, no server of ours between you and the platforms, no telemetry from the app. You buy it — you use it.
Honest arithmetic
A subscription stack is rent.
Livoza is a purchase.
The subscription stack
$79–102 / month
multistream service $16–39 + studio and overlays $27 + browser studio $36 · roughly $1,000–1,200 a year
- You pay for as long as you stream. Stop paying — it's all gone.
- Your stream goes through someone else's server; platform and quality limits depend on the tier.
- Donations, chat, captions — still in different windows.
- Keys and tokens live with the services, not with you.
Public prices of Restream, Streamlabs Ultra and StreamYard at the time of research (2026). The products are not identical: cloud services don't load your uplink — Livoza sends the streams from your Mac.
Livoza
9 900 ₽
Pro · planned one-time purchase · one Mac · application not released yet
9 900 ₽Pro · one MacAll destinations, composer, chat, donations, timer, showcase, local AI. Updates within the major version.
24 900 ₽Studio · team / agencyMultiple seats, priority support, help setting up destinations and scenes.
- 14-day trial after release — no card required.
- Works without our server. Your copy is yours for good, like software you bought.
- All AI features run locally — no token subscriptions.
macOS on Apple Silicon · prices are preliminary, pre-release · refunds per the published policy
ComputerMac on Apple Silicon (M1 or newer). Encoding runs on the CPU, so M1 Pro/Max and up are more comfortable for 24/7.
One-time setupffmpeg and mediamtx via Homebrew, BlackHole for system-audio capture. For AI features — Ollama and a model; for captions — whisper.cpp. Step-by-step guide inside the app.
UplinkEach destination is a separate stream from your Mac: budget roughly 5–6 Mbit/s of upload per destination. Five destinations — a stable 25–30 Mbit/s.
Livoza is still in development. Prices shown are preliminary; purchase and download open only after a verified build is released.
FAQ
What people ask before buying
Do I need OBS?
No. Livoza has its own engine: the scene is rendered on your Mac's GPU, encoded and distributed to the platforms without OBS. You can plug OBS in as an external source if you already have a scene you love — but it isn't required.
Which platforms does it stream to?
YouTube (with backup ingest), VK Video, Telegram, Instagram (via a Live Producer key) and one custom RTMP address — Twitch or Kick, for example. TikTok only via window capture in TikTok LIVE Studio. Chat is aggregated from YouTube, VK and Telegram; there is no Twitch/TikTok/Kick chat yet.
Can I stream 16:9 and 9:16 at the same time?
No — one at a time. The layouts are independent: horizontal and vertical scenes live separately and you choose which one is on air. In horizontal mode Instagram receives a landscape frame. Simultaneous dual-orientation output is on the roadmap, but we won't promise dates.
What do I need to install?
The app itself, plus via Homebrew: ffmpeg and mediamtx (fan-out) and BlackHole (system-audio capture). It's a one-time setup with a guide inside the app. For the AI co-host and moderator — Ollama and one model; for captions — whisper.cpp. No sign-up, no cloud account.
Does it work offline?
Scene, preview, composer and all AI features — yes, locally. But a broadcast means sending a stream to platforms, so going live needs a stable uplink: roughly 5–6 Mbit/s per enabled destination.
What about Windows?
No. Livoza is macOS on Apple Silicon only: the engine is built on Metal, and the app relies on the macOS Keychain and system voices. A Windows version is not planned.
Donations — do you take a cut?
No. Money goes directly to you via DonationAlerts, Telegram Stars, YouTube Super Chat or your own QR links (SBP, Boosty, crypto and anything else). Livoza only shows them in the frame and extends the timer — payments never pass through us.
Produce one show.
Show it to everyone.
Livoza is still in development. Email us if you want to know when the first working release opens.
Notify me at launch Coming soon · macOS on Apple Silicon