I'm working on a site (https://panoptic.live/) designed for watching multiple livestreams from different platforms at once.
You can drag and drop links from YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, or Kick.
You can watch multiple streams at once in a grid and/or navigate quickly and smoothly from one single stream to another.
You can add or remove streams, save mixes for later, and share mixes via URL.
It works best on a really big screen and it's decent on a laptop. Phones aren't really supported at this point. If you have a large, secondary monitor off to the side, that's ideal for passively viewing a lot of streams. Happy to answer any questions.
I'm working on a site (https://panoptic.live/) that lets you collect, watch, and share videos from different platforms.
You can drag and drop links from YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, or Kick.
You can add or remove streams, save mixes for later, and share them as links.
You can watch multiple videos at once in a wall-of-video grid and navigate quickly from one stream to another. It works best on a really big screen --phones aren't really supported.
So far, people seem to like it. I've made a lot of updates based on people's feedback since I announced it a few weeks ago.
I'm working on a site that lets you tile and watch multiple videos from different platforms all at once.
You can drag and drop links from YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, or Kick --and they show up in a grid.
You can reload or remove streams without refreshing, save mixes for later, and share them as links. It works best on a really big screen --phones aren't really supported and even notebooks are too small to get much benefit.
There's no backend, no login --everything runs in the browser.
You can drag and drop links from YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, or Kick.
You can watch multiple streams at once in a grid and/or navigate quickly and smoothly from one single stream to another.
You can add or remove streams, save mixes for later, and share mixes via URL.
It works best on a really big screen and it's decent on a laptop. Phones aren't really supported at this point. If you have a large, secondary monitor off to the side, that's ideal for passively viewing a lot of streams. Happy to answer any questions.