Pick what to share
Any game window, or your whole screen.
For Mac & Windows
Stream to your friends.
Pick a window, click Go Live, send a link. Friends watch in any browser, with no account and no app, and their messages pop up right in your game.
Viewers don't download anything. They just open your link.
How it works
Live in three clicks
Go Live
You get a link. Your game's sound and your mic come along.
Send the link
Drop it in the group chat. Friends tap it and they're watching.
Built for gaming
Made for playing together
Everything a stream for friends needs, and nothing it doesn't.
Chat, right in your game
Messages float over your game, so you never alt-tab to read them.
Game sound and your voice
Friends hear the game in stereo, and you on your mic.
Great on phones
Full screen, and it turns with the phone. Nothing to install.
Put chat anywhere
Drag the overlay to any spot on your game, and resize it.
Switch on the fly
Change windows mid-stream. Viewers stay on the same link.
Play for your friends
Your friends watch from their phones while you play. Their messages pop up right in your game.
Practice with a coach
Share your matches with a coach or teammate, who sends notes in chat while you play.
Show off a build
Give friends a live tour of your base, your mod or your custom level.
Private by default
Your stream,
your people.
- No public page. Streams don't show up anywhere. Only people you send the link to can find them.
- No accounts. Viewers just open the link. Nobody signs up for anything.
- Nothing recorded. Video isn't saved, and chat is deleted when you stop.
- Small by design. Up to 20 viewers per stream. Friends, not an audience.
Beyond gaming
Not just for games
If it's on your screen, your people can watch it with you.
Show, don't meet
Skip the calendar invite. Share a window, drop the link in Slack, and teammates reply in chat.
Share the session
Play your DAW session in full-quality stereo, or let friends watch you draw live.
The map on every phone
Running a campaign on Roll20 or Foundry? Share the map, and players follow along on their phones.
On the TV
Open the link in a TV's browser: your game in the living room, or a live dashboard on the office screen.
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Where Pulse fits
Twitch & YouTube
Built for public audiences. Pulse is for the people you already know.
Discord
Great if everyone's on Discord. Pulse works for the friends who aren't.
Meet & Zoom
Built for meetings. Pulse is for when you just need to show something.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Do my friends need to install anything?
No. They open the link in any modern browser, on a phone, tablet or computer.
How many people can watch?
Up to 20 per stream.
Is my stream recorded?
No. Video goes straight to your viewers and isn't saved. Chat is deleted when the stream ends.
Who can see my stream?
Only people with the link. There's no public directory or search. If someone passes your link on, whoever opens it can watch, so stop the stream to end it for everyone.
Can viewers talk?
Viewers chat by text. You talk to them through your mic.
What do I need to stream?
A Mac or Windows PC and the Pulse app.
Your friends are
one link away.
Download Pulse, pick a window, and go live.