Hey, Rise.

Your laptop stays home. You carry your phone.

You don't have to lug a laptop everywhere. The laptop sits at home, plugged in. You go wherever you want. Just your phone in your pocket. That's the whole idea.

How it really works.

Two things. One stays. One travels.

📱

You + your phone

go anywhere

💻

Your laptop

stays home, plugged in

they talk to each other ↔ over the internet

Your phone is the camera. Your laptop is the worker. The phone sends video to the laptop. The laptop sends it to Twitch. You never need to touch the laptop after it's set up.

What this means for you.

You only carry your phone.
Your laptop does all the hard work.
You can stream from anywhere.

The best part.

When your phone signal drops...

Your stream doesn't die. Your viewers see a calm "be right back" screen. When your signal comes back, your stream comes back. You don't do anything.

Right now, if your signal drops while you stream from your phone, the stream ends. With this setup, it just waits for you.

What you get.

Switch scenes from your phone

Tap a button on your phone to switch between starting, live, BRB, and ending. From anywhere.

A proper start screen

A real countdown timer for viewers while you set up. No more abrupt "going live" with you mid-sentence.

A proper ending

A clean "thanks for watching" screen with your social handles. You stop the stream from your phone when you're ready.

Alerts and overlays

New followers, subs, donations — all show up on screen. None of this works when you stream straight from your phone.

Smoother signal

Your phone uses wifi and mobile data together. The stream stays steady as you move.

What you do.

Leave your laptop on at home when you want to stream. Asleep is fine. Just on.
Install two apps on your phone. One is the camera. One is the remote control.
One setup session with me. Around 30 minutes. After that you're streaming.

What I do.

I run the server in the middle. Free, on my setup.
I build your scenes and your overlays.
I set everything up with you on one call.

Want this?

Text me when you're ready. One session and you're live.

— Nick