Streamdzy in your browser
Camera, screen and microphone, scenes and effects, and recording, with nothing to install. Works on any modern computer. Your video stays on your device.
Free. No account. Recording needs nothing but a browser.
What works in the browser
Camera, screen, microphone
Pick your sources, mix them into a scene, and see the result live.
Record locally
Save the show to your device. Nothing is uploaded unless you go live.
Looks and voice cleanup
Colour looks, background blur and a noise filter run in the browser.
Go live right away
Paste your Twitch stream key and press Go live: your browser sends the picture straight to Twitch over WebRTC, with nothing to set up and nothing going through our servers. Places that give a WebRTC (WHIP) address work the same way.
Any platform, several places
Browsers cannot send RTMP to YouTube or Facebook, so for those (and for several places at once) Go live uses a small relay on your own free Cloudflare account. The Windows app sets it up for you in a few minutes.
Control your PC
From any browser, sign in at fuidzy.com/stream-design with the code the app shows, and run your show remotely.
Web Studio or the app?
| Web Studio | Streamdzy for Windows | |
|---|---|---|
| Install | None | One installer |
| Record and stream a game | Screen share only | Full game capture, hardware encoding |
| Several cameras and phones | One device’s sources | Many, with cuts and crew |
| Long sessions | Fine, limited by the browser | Crash-safe, segment recording |
| Going live | Twitch (and WHIP addresses) from the page; other places through your own relay | Everywhere, straight from your PC, with Record first |
| Best for | Quick recordings, a laptop on the road | Regular streamers and productions |
Want the full thing?
The Windows app gives you game capture, hardware encoding, phone cameras and a remote crew, free to start.
Questions
Can I stream to Twitch from the browser?
Yes. Open the Output tab, choose Twitch, paste your stream key (Creator Dashboard, Settings, Stream) and press Go live. Your browser sends H.264 video and Opus sound straight to Twitch over WebRTC. Keep the tab open and in front: browsers slow down tabs they hide. The key stays in the page and is never saved.
Does the browser use my credits?
No. The Web Studio is free and never uses credits. In the Windows app your first click uses a credit, which covers 24 hours.
Does the Web Studio work on a phone?
The camera and recording parts work in most phone browsers. For using a phone as a camera for your PC show, open the phone page from the Streamdzy app instead.
Is my video uploaded?
No. It is processed and recorded in your browser. Only if you go live does it leave: straight to Twitch (or the WebRTC address you gave) from your browser, or to your own relay.
Which browsers work?
Current Chrome, Edge and Firefox on a computer work best. Safari works for the camera and recording parts.