Reach the people who could not be in the room.
Town halls, council meetings, conferences and public consultations, broadcast under your own branding with control over who can watch. Recorded automatically, so anyone who missed it can catch up.
Book a demoMeetings that matter to more people than can attend
Organizations and communities are more spread out than the rooms they meet in. A broadcast reaches staff working elsewhere, members who could not travel, and residents entitled to see how decisions get made.
Town halls and all-hands
Company-wide updates reaching everyone at once, wherever they work, with a recording for the people in another timezone.
Council and public meetings
Sessions broadcast live and retained as a record, so residents can follow proceedings without attending in person.
Conferences, boards and AGMs
Annual meetings, results presentations and conference programmes, open to everyone or to a defined audience only.
Training and internal comms
Sessions delivered live and then kept as a library people can return to, without building a separate system for it.
Proceedings on the record, and easier to reach
Public bodies are expected to be watchable. Meetings are increasingly required to be accessible to residents who cannot attend, and to remain available afterwards as part of the record.
Council and committee meetings
Regular sessions broadcast on a schedule, with each meeting kept in an archive residents can search.
Public consultations and hearings
Reach people who cannot take an afternoon off to attend, and keep a record of what was said.
Boards and agencies
School boards, health authorities, utilities and Crown corporations running open meetings.
Accessibility
A recording that can be watched later, paused and revisited, serves people that a single live session does not.
Retained as a record
Recordings are kept automatically and stay organised by date or committee rather than piling up.
Hosted in Canada
The platform runs on Canadian infrastructure, which matters where there are requirements about data residency.
Open to the public, or only to the right people
Some broadcasts should be open — a council meeting, a public consultation, an announcement. Others should not leave the organization.
Both work the same way. A channel can sit in the open for anyone to find, or access can be restricted so only the people entitled to watch can reach it. That is set per channel and per event, so an organization can run open meetings and internal ones from the same place.
Straightforward for the people watching
The audience for a corporate broadcast is not a technical one. Nothing to install, nothing to configure, no account to work out.
Nothing for viewers to install
A link opens in a browser on any device. No download, no plugin, no meeting client.
Controlled access
Open the broadcast to anyone, or restrict it to the people who should be able to watch.
Your branding throughout
Your logo, colours and domain, so a broadcast looks like part of your organization rather than a third-party tool.
Recorded and archived
Sessions record as they happen and stay available afterwards, organised however suits you.
Attendance and engagement
See how many watched, for how long, and where they dropped off — useful for reporting on internal comms.
Paid or free
Charge for remote conference access, or run it at no cost to the audience. Set per event.
Have a meeting or event coming up?
Tell us who needs to reach it and who should be able to watch.