Go on air without a studio.

Host is the presenter console — for a teacher running a live class, an expert taking questions, or a school streaming its annual day. A green-room check, a clear run-of-show, and the controls to keep a room calm.

Before the dot goes red

A green-room that checks the network first

The console runs a bandwidth and audio-video check before you go live, and tells you plainly what your connection can carry tonight. If the evening network can only hold audio, you know that before the room fills, not after.

For a class or a talk you get a run-of-show, co-host roles, and a moderator console for chat and questions. For a school event you also get the consent picture — who has agreed, so the camera plan respects every family before anyone is filmed.

One green-room check

Network, microphone and camera are checked before air. The console recommends the audio rung when the connection cannot carry video, so nobody is surprised on air.

Run-of-show cards

Walk through the session on cards — segments, who speaks, when questions open. A co-host can carry a part, and a moderator can curate chat alongside.

Keep the room calm

Mute-all, spotlight, slow-mode, and remove-with-rejoin-policy. A disruptive joiner is handled without the whole room having to stop and wait.

Consent-aware for events

When the session carries children, the console surfaces the consent the school collected, so the camera plan keeps an un-consented child out of frame by design.

Ready to go on air?

Run a live class, take an expert session, or stream your school's event — with a green-room that tells you the honest truth about tonight's network first.

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