Restream
Multi-platform live streaming and restreaming platform
Restream is pushing past creator multistreaming into webinars and agent control.
◆Recent moves
- 5d ago
Publish Restream Clips to Rumble
Clips can now publish straight to Rumble, adding another short-form destination to the autoposting pipeline. It follows the same pattern as the Patreon and embed-player additions, with the clips and streaming surfaces absorbing destinations one at a time.
- 16d ago
Host live webinars and Slack townhalls
⚡ SPARKWebinars and Slack town halls run on the existing Restream Studio, streamed to any public Slack channel with moderated real-time chat or shared through a public link. It is the clearest step away from the creator multistreaming Restream is known for and toward internal and B2B video.
- 23d ago
Create Clips from public video links
Clips can be created from public Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive links by pasting a URL, so source footage no longer has to come from a Restream broadcast. It widens the clips tool from a livestream byproduct into a general short-form editor.
- 29d ago
Generate more clips in projects
Already-processed projects can yield further clips, either cut exactly to a selected timeline range or handed to AI to pull highlights from that range. It addresses the obvious limit of one-shot automated clipping without changing what the feature is.
- 1mo ago
Automate your workflow with Restream MCP Server
⚡ SPARKAn MCP server exposes stream setup, scheduling, destination management across 30-plus platforms, and post-stream analytics to Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor through a single pasted URL. Paired with the public analytics API, it marks Restream treating its product as something other software drives, not only something users click.
- 1mo ago
Update stream details with AI
Title and description updates can now target selected channels rather than every compatible one, with AI generating variations using the current title as the prompt. A control refinement on the multistream fan-out, alongside clearer surfacing of channels whose titles are managed externally.