Your guest opens the link and they’re already on the show.
No accounts. No downloads. No "give me 10 minutes, I just need to install OBS" email six minutes before air. Send a URL, the guest joins in Chrome or Safari in about 30 seconds, you mix camera angles + screen-shares + a real scene canvas, then push the show to YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Kick simultaneously.
Built for the podcasts workflow
Guest links that just work
Send a URL. Your guest opens it in Chrome or Safari and they’re in inside 30 seconds. No accounts, no downloads, no "what’s a stream key" calls 10 minutes before air.
Real scene canvas, not a grid
Compose shots the way a control room would: picture-in-picture, screen-share underneath, branded lower thirds. Switch live with one click.
Multi-platform out of one studio
Push the same show to YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Kick simultaneously. One canvas, every audience, one encode.
Cloud or browser encoding
Heavy show? Route the encode through our GPU fleet so your laptop stays cool. Solo show? Browser encoding is fine. Same studio either way.
Why podcast teams pick TRaX
Most browser studios force you into a fixed grid of guest tiles. Podcasts that have ever cared about visual polish (a brand background, a screen share for chapters, a guest highlight) outgrow that fast. TRaX gives you the canvas without leaving the browser.
- Shared inputs across hosts: co-producers operate the same source library
- Modular pricing that bills the inputs and outputs you actually use
- Owned in-country CDN, so the show ships on infrastructure we control end-to-end
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A typical podcast show on TRaX
- 1
Spin up a studio
Sign in, name the show, pick a layout.
- 2
Invite the guest
Send the join link. They open it in their browser.
- 3
Build the scene
Drag cameras, screen, and branding onto the canvas. Live-switch between scenes.
- 4
Go live everywhere
Link Twitch/YouTube/Facebook/Kick once. Hit Go Live. Every destination starts at once.