A Social Live Streaming Platform for Real Communities
Live is better with other people around it. Spacers is a social streaming platform where every stream sits next to the feeds, groups and conversations that make up its community.
What makes it a social streaming platform
On most live platforms, the experience ends when the broadcast does. On Spacers, a stream is one part of a creator's presence. Viewers can move from a stream to a creator's profile, clips, posts and groups, all with one account.
Live features for streamers and their mods
- Multichat for keeping your conversations together
- Chat commands and pinned messages
- Polls, raids and hosting
- Alerts for your stream
- Channel bans, timeouts and reports
- Hosting another channel while you're offline
Live streaming communities that last
Great live streaming communities are built by regulars, and regulars need somewhere to be when nobody is live. Groups, voice calls, events and missions turn a viewing audience into a streaming community with its own life.
How to go live
Connect your Twitch or Kick channel in your streaming settings, then go live as you normally would. Your stream is embedded on Spacers for your community to watch and chat. Native streaming, including stream keys and recordings, is planned for a future release.
Common questions
What is social streaming?
Social streaming combines live video with social features such as feeds, posts, groups and direct interaction, so that a stream is part of a wider community.
Which platforms can I connect?
You can connect a Twitch or Kick channel, and your stream is embedded on Spacers.
Can I watch streams without an account?
Yes. You can browse who's live on Spacers without signing in.