Go live from your browser, in lossless.
A real-time audio streaming service with no plugin and no app: you broadcast from a web page, your listeners open a link. One permanent link for everyone, and you see who showed up.
how it works.
Open the broadcaster
In trakk'em, go to Streaming and pick an audio input. Your DAW, Spotify, a call, any app: a free virtual audio cable turns it into an input the browser can capture. Check the level meter.
Share one link
Every account gets a permanent streaming link. Send it once: it works for every set you will ever play, and it can sit in a bio or an email signature.
Go live
Press Go live. Everyone who has the page open connects by itself; anyone who opens it later joins the set in progress. Press Stop and the page goes back to waiting for next time.
The broadcaster.
One page: audio input, transmission quality, a level meter, Go live. While you broadcast you can move around trakk'em; the set keeps running until you stop it. Connected listeners show up live with city, device, chosen quality and how long they stayed.
The listener page.
A link that opens in any browser, on any device, with nothing to install. Volume, a quality picker (lossless, high, low), a buffer control for a stable feed on a weak connection, and a waiting room that connects on its own when you go live.
quality.
You send one stream; every listener chooses the tier that fits their connection. Audio is never converted on the way in: the lossless tier is the input signal itself.
Exactly what leaves your input, at its own sample rate. Nothing is transcoded.
About the quality of an MP3 320, at a fraction of the bandwidth.
For a phone on mobile data. Still gapless, still the live feed.
who it is for.
Mix approvals
Play the mix to the client while you tweak it. They hear the master bus in lossless from their phone, and you see the moment they connect.
Listening sessions
A band, a label, a class: one link, everyone hears the same thing at the same time, and afterwards you have the list of who was there.
Split audio for streamers
Review music on Twitch with your voice on the main stream and the music on a parallel trakk'em link, so it stays out of the VOD.
questions.
Do my listeners need an account or an app?
No. The link opens in any browser on any device. Listeners are anonymous unless they choose to type a name when they join.
Do I need a plugin in my DAW?
No. The broadcaster is a page in your browser and takes any audio input. To stream a DAW or another app, route it through a free virtual audio cable such as BlackHole on macOS or VB-CABLE on Windows; the setup guide walks through it.
What is the delay?
Between one and five seconds, chosen by each listener with the buffer control. trakk'em protects audio quality and stability first: the lossless feed is uncompressed, and a slightly larger buffer keeps it free of dropouts. It is a one-way listen, not a tool for playing together.
Which browsers can broadcast?
Chrome and Edge for the broadcaster, because they ship the audio encoders the page needs. Listeners can use any browser.
Is the stream recorded?
No. Nothing is stored: the audio goes from your browser to your listeners and that is it. Only the connection data (who, from where, for how long) is kept in your broadcast history.
Which plan do I need?
Live streaming is included in Pro and Studio. Studio also gets a personal streaming address under your username.
Play it live.
Live streaming is included in Pro and Studio, together with private links, listen stats and file delivery.