Go live
RTMP · SRT · WebRTC
Stream with modern protocols and keep the output under your control.The open-source alternative to closed streaming studios.
Available for

Professional controls, clean scene management and an extensible architecture — wrapped in a fast desktop workflow.
Professional tools for high-quality streaming.
Flexible and powerful scene management.
Extend functionality with community plugins.
Built with and for the community.
Not just a streaming engine. RevoStream is built around the things you actually do before, during and after you hit Go Live.
RTMP · SRT · WebRTC
Stream with modern protocols and keep the output under your control.Camera · Screen · Browser · Media
Compose scenes from the sources that make up your production.Scenes · Transitions · Audio · Overlays
Switch, mix and control the stream without leaving the desktop studio.Twitch · YouTube · Kick · Custom RTMP
Use standard outputs and custom endpoints for the platforms you choose.RevoStream is built around an open-source desktop model: transparent tooling, native performance and a production stack you can inspect, extend and control.
“Your stream should be infrastructure you control — not a service you rent.”
Built on libobs today. Building its own Rust core for tomorrow. The goal is a desktop stack that stays close to the user and becomes increasingly native over time.
You don't switch because streaming is broken. You switch when you want more control over the tools, the workflow and what happens next.
| Closed / platform-first | RevoStream | |
|---|---|---|
| Business model | Platform / service dependencies | Open source |
| Workflow | Ecosystem-controlled | Your stack |
| Architecture | Cloud / platform-first | Desktop-first |
| Extensibility | Platform-defined | Open & extensible |
| Core | Vendor-controlled | libobs today → Rust core next |
| Protocols | Platform integrations | Open protocols |
| Development | Product roadmap | Open development |
| Platforms | Platform-specific constraints | Linux · Windows · macOS |
RevoStream takes that idea in a product-focused, modern desktop direction — while evolving from libobs today toward its own Rust-native core tomorrow.
Your OBS concepts and ecosystem — with a modern desktop experience and a roadmap toward a Rust-native architecture.
| Capability | OBS | Streamlabs | RevoStream |
|---|---|---|---|
| Interface | Classic | Creator-focused | Modern desktop UI |
| OBS plugins | ✓ Native | ◐ Supported | ✓ Supported |
| Scenes & sources | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Production tools | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Open source | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| Extensible | ✓ | ◐ Limited | ✓ Open & extensible |
| Performance | Native | Higher overhead* | Benchmark in progress |
| Architecture | C / C++ | Platform ecosystem* | libobs → Rust core |
| Core direction | Established | Established | Rust-native roadmap |
Follow development, open issues, propose features or contribute code. RevoStream is evolving in the open — and the roadmap is visible to everyone.
Milestones stay visible — but they come after you've seen the product and understood why it exists.
Native capture pipeline, stream output and scene rendering.
Dynamic scene switching, overlays and production controls.
Stable desktop builds and platform-specific integrations.
RevoStream didn't start with a perfect stack. It evolved by following the problems that mattered.
Build on C++ code. Practical at the time, but difficult to maintain and reason about long-term.
Explored a Node-based direction tied to older versions and limited platform support.
Use libobs today while building revo-lib as the path toward a Rust-native core and long-term cross-platform control.