Registration
A page per event
The event's title, time and description, and a short form. Registrants get their personal join link, a calendar file, a confirmation email and reminders 24 hours and 10 minutes before.
Webinars
Zero friction for the audience. Real controls for the host.
A registration page for every event, email reminders, and a link that opens in any browser. Presenters share camera and screen on a stage the host switches live; the audience asks, votes and reacts; the replay stays behind the same registration. Launches, town halls, courses, community events.
Join
Browser, no install
Attendees click and watch. The webinar reaches them over low-latency HLS through a content network, with a 2–4 second target delay.
Stage
Presenters, switched live
Grid, interview, speaker and screen — the host switches the layout the audience sees, with each presenter's name on screen. Rehearse in a practice session before the audience is let in.
Engagement
Q&A, polls, reactions
Questions with upvotes and moderation, polls with live results, reactions that do not interrupt the stage; chat scoped to what the host allows.
Replay
Behind the same registration
The recording replays for the people who registered, and is kept as long as your retention policy says. Livestream the webinar out to YouTube or any RTMP or SRT address while it runs.
Scale
5,000 attendees per webinar
Delivery is the content network's; the same path serves live classes of up to 10,000 students, with the same console.
Webinars are open by design
Webinars optimise for reach: no app, no attestation, no per-viewer mark unless you switch the server-side stream mark on. When the content must stay private — paid courses, an all-hands with confidential numbers — run it as a live class or a secure session instead; both use the same console and members.