StageWatch

Private beta · Windows · OBS · Twitch

Know your stream is healthy, while you're playing.

StageWatch keeps an eye on your stream and tells you in plain words when something needs you, and what to do about it. No engineering degree required.

The StageWatch command center while live: the stream reads Good, every connection is up, chat runs down the middle and scene buttons sit on the right.
StageWatch itself, running against an invented streamer.

Why StageWatch

The answers OBS keeps to itself

Your stream already knows when it's in trouble. It just doesn't tell you in a way you can use mid-game. StageWatch does.

Is everything up?

One light. Green means you're good. If something needs you, it says what and where.

Is my stream healthy right now?

Not a wall of numbers: a sentence saying what's wrong and what to try, the moment it matters.

Will tonight's setup hold up?

Find out before you go live, not from chat halfway through.

Less busywork

The little jobs before, during and after every stream, handled for you if you want them.

Your PC, your data

It runs on your computer, and stays there

No account, no cloud

Nothing to sign up for, no analytics, no tracking. It talks only to what you connect yourself.

Installs like any app

One setup file. No admin rights, nothing else to install, no command line.

Hands off your stream

It changes nothing in OBS unless you ask it to, and never mid-stream behind your back.

What you need

A Windows PC with OBS Studio 28 or newer, and Twitch. Discord is optional.

Early access

Apply to try StageWatch

StageWatch is in private beta. Tell us a little about your stream and we'll be in touch when there's a place.

Is it free?

Yes, during the beta.

Does it need my Twitch password?

No. You sign in on Twitch's own page, and you can withdraw access any time.

YouTube, Kick or Streamlabs Desktop?

Not yet: OBS Studio and Twitch for now.