Schedule Prerecorded Videos as Livestreams
GoStream turns prepared video into scheduled live programming, which is useful when a creator wants a polished presentation without repeating the same on-camera performance. The Automatic livestream workflow is designed around choosing available videos, arranging a broadcast time, and letting the service begin the stream on schedule. This approach can support product demonstrations, lessons, announcements, or recurring community content.
Users can prepare one video carefully and reuse it for later broadcasts instead of rebuilding every session from scratch. Scheduling also helps teams coordinate campaigns across working hours, while the mobile Home screen keeps the main creation entry easy to find. The result is a repeatable workflow for maintaining a regular live presence with less manual setup.
Send One Broadcast to Multiple Destinations
Multistream is the central option for users who manage audiences across more than one social or commerce channel. A single broadcast can be configured for several destinations, reducing the need to run separate devices or repeat the same stream for each page. Support for Facebook, YouTube, Twitch, and e-commerce platforms gives creators and sellers a broad set of possible outlets.
The dedicated Multistream card separates this workflow from automatic single-stream scheduling, so users can choose the route that fits each campaign. This is especially practical for launches, classes, interviews, and shopping events where viewers are distributed across different services. One coordinated session can extend reach while keeping the prepared video, timing, and message consistent.
Review Active and Finished Stream Sessions
The History area gives users a place to check stream activity after leaving the creation screen. Tabs for All, Playing, Timer, and Ended divide sessions by status, helping users distinguish broadcasts that are live, scheduled, or complete. When no sessions exist, the empty state makes that clear rather than filling the dashboard with unrelated content.
This status-based layout supports routine stream management. A seller can return to verify whether a campaign has started, while a creator planning several posts can separate timed sessions from finished work. Keeping session states in one mobile view reduces the need to remember each destination individually and makes it easier to move between creating a broadcast and reviewing its progress.
Manage Plans, Limits, and Account Controls
GoStream combines account management with visible service limits. The Plan area compares tiers by daily livestream allowance, simultaneous streams, maximum duration, resolution, watermark treatment, optional text or image insertion, and monthly upload capacity. These details help users match a plan to a modest solo schedule, a growing channel, or a higher-volume team operation before they commit to a recurring workflow.
Profile tools bring related controls together, including account information, linked livestream accounts, transaction history, referrals, language, support, privacy information, and update checks. Users can also change a password or remove an account from the account-information screen. This organization keeps billing, identity, connected channels, and routine maintenance close to the broadcasting tools.
