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For news + live shows

Anchor in the studio correspondents in 30 seconds, from anywhere.

Field reporter on a phone, guest expert on a laptop: both join the same studio with a browser link. Screen-share charts, tweets, and articles directly into the canvas. Brand presence, lower thirds, and scoreboard bar baked in. Distribute to YouTube, Facebook, X (RTMP), and your owned platform simultaneously.

What you actually get

Built for the news + live shows workflow

Remote correspondents in 30 seconds

A field reporter on a phone, a guest expert on a laptop. Both join the same studio with a browser link.

Screen-share inserts

Pull up a chart, a tweet, a website, an article. Browser sources are first-class. No NDI dance.

Brand presence baked in

Lower thirds, bug, scoreboard-style score bar. Compose your news look once, reuse it every day.

Owned delivery

When your audience scales into peak hours, you control the routing. No reseller layer.

Why TRaX

Why news producers pick TRaX

Daily live shows have no time for a complex stack. TRaX is the simplest tool that still produces broadcast-grade output. One operator can run a show with three correspondents and four destinations without leaving the browser tab.

  • Anchor and correspondents all in the browser: same setup, same workflow
  • Multistream means the show goes everywhere your audience lives
  • Cloud encoders let a daily show run for hours without thermal issues
How TRaX compares

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How it runs

How a daily news show runs on TRaX

  1. 1

    Anchor studio set

    Pre-built scene for the anchor with brand kit + bug.

  2. 2

    Correspondents on standby

    Hand out browser links to the field; they wait in the green room.

  3. 3

    Cut to the field

    Switch correspondent into the canvas as their segment hits.

  4. 4

    Distribute simultaneously

    YouTube, Facebook, your owned platform, plus an RTMP archive ingest.

For news + live shows

Try it on a real show

Tomorrow’s lead segment. Rehearse it on TRaX today. Free, no card, less than an hour to first broadcast.