Every overlay lit at once on the house rig, 18 September: the merged chat, the tip moment, the word and the door, the Live On strip.
The Room and the Booth, wired
The whole studio I run the 2ndBrain Way from, on your accounts: the Discord that runs itself and the broadcast rig that lands everywhere, wired so that going live opens the Stage, fires the post, pulls the room's chat onto the show, and drops the night's clips back into the room by morning.
I built the first one because I was drowning. These are the three people it was built for since.
You go live every week and the people who watched have nowhere to gather afterwards, so every show starts from zero.
Going live fires the live-now post and opens the Stage. The room's chat rides onto the show, and the clips land back in the room by morning.
You have a community and no regular reason for it to show up at the same time.
One button puts you in front of the whole room and every platform at once, and the door card carries the room's own invite so tonight's joins are tonight's.
You are the thing connecting the Discord to the stream to the clips, and it only works on the nights you remember.
The seven wires are in the code. Joins, posts, chat and clips move without you touching them, and when you are asleep the room still moves.
Everything in the first column ships with the one-time shape in the house look and the house sound, running on your accounts. The second column is what the monthly seat does after that. Nothing on the add-on shelf below is needed to go live.
The base is the whole thing, running, on day one. Tick what makes it yours and the total follows. None of the add-ons are needed to go live; every one of them is running in the house today. Add-on prices show the day it opens.
Nothing added yet.
Not open to buy yet. Hold your build and it comes back to you the day it opens, or see one built first, Friday at noon Eastern, free.
Buy it, fill in the intake, and the build happens from the intake. The one live session is the handover, where it gets broken in front of you on purpose, and the intake is where you pick its slot.
Stripe checkout: card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. The receipt lands in your inbox and sends you to the intake on this page.
Fifteen minutes, both halves on one form: your server, your machine, your accounts, the places you post, the day you go live, your door. You pick the sit-in slot at the end.
The server is built from the intake on your server. The rig arrives as a package with the install sheet. The wires between them are set from the same file, and both recordings reach you before the sit-in.
One live session in two parts: the room first, broken in front of you, then your first stream into your own room, broken the same way. Then the one thing only the studio can do: we end the stream and watch the clips arrive in the room the next morning, including the one that was refused and why.
Only people who bought it can rate it. A review is checked against the order before it is stored, and the words go past a person before they show here.
No reviews yet, the first buyer writes the first one.
On Discord: a bot on your developer account with Administrator and the Message Content and Server Members intents switched on. For the broadcast: your Restream account, OBS 28 or newer on Windows, a YouTube Data API key, TikTok LIVE access if you stream there, and your Facebook profile or Page if you stream there. Every one of those is yours and stays yours.
YouTube, TikTok, Twitch and Discord, through the bridges. Facebook, LinkedIn and X go out through Restream but do not expose readable live comments, so they are not in the rail automatically.
On the one-time shape, you reply to my email and we fix it together; the code is yours. On the monthly shape, it is my job and I find out before you do.
Public posts to your room need an approval attached, with one exception: the live-now post, which is a fixed template you read once. The daily post comes from a bank you wrote. Replies come from a brief you authored. On air, the redactor masks what must not leak.
No. Transcription for captions runs locally. The recording stays on your disk. The only thing that leaves is the stream itself, to the platforms you toggled.
Platform fees, boosts, hardware, art, and anything that requires a room light or a voice in the room, which is my house and not a product. The room lighting and the spoken house voice you may have seen on my streams are wired to my own hardware and are not part of this.
Written here rather than discovered on your first night.
Ten minutes, once, and it is the only form. The receipt sends you here. Everything the build needs is on it, including the slot for the handover sit-in, so nothing waits on a call.
Riding along from the shelf above:
Goes with The Room That Runs Itself and The Booth. Every engine on this site is built to plug into the others without a rebuild. Every price, one page.
Text it to me. I pick a few every week and solve them live on Friday at noon, free, name withheld unless you want the credit.
Got it. You will hear from me before Friday.
