Starting point
Prepare a live presentation, combine camera and screen and reach the audience through a fixed link – directly in the browser. Viewers should be able to join without an account of their own.
Live streaming straight from the browser: jemmox combines its own studio with Go and WebRTC. For product demos, workshops and team updates.
Visit project websitePrepare a live presentation, combine camera and screen and reach the audience through a fixed link – directly in the browser. Viewers should be able to join without an account of their own.
The studio combines camera, screen, images and audio into one broadcast. Layouts and named scenes can be saved and reused later. Go and Pion WebRTC handle media transport; WebSockets connect studio, viewers and chat. PostgreSQL stores accounts, scenes and permanent viewer links. AI background effects run locally in the browser with MediaPipe, without sending camera images to an AI provider.
The service is available at jemmox.com with a German and English interface. Verified accounts can broadcast; guests watch through the permanent link. The studio offers selectable 720p and 1080p output, an audio mixer and optional chat. The server distributes the stream uploaded once, without transcoding. On-premises operation and local media distribution are planned extensions.
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