Quickstart
Launch the Windows host app, choose the right session mode, and move a viewer into Beam without exposing raw infrastructure.
Beam Docs
Beam supports two product surfaces on one relay-backed protocol: screenshare for support and onboarding, and stream for live apps, games, demos, and browser-ready viewer flows. These docs track the real public API and the current deployment model.
Launch the Windows host app, choose the right session mode, and move a viewer into Beam without exposing raw infrastructure.
Use Beam for game streaming, live app sessions, product walkthroughs, and branded browser viewer experiences.
Copy real API examples for WordPress, Laravel, PHP, Python, Java, C#, Android, iOS, Flutter, and React Native.
Run Beam as a Discord Activity so viewers can watch a live stream inside a Discord voice channel.
Accounts, dashboard users, roles, permissions, public/private streams, sources, layouts, and companion responsibilities.
Use Beam inside websites, games, dashboards, browser capture flows, cameras, canvas streams, and custom app media sources.
Capture live session context, suggest next steps, approve AI actions, and generate ticket-ready handoff summaries.
Create support invites from Intercom, Help Scout, native apps, or custom consoles and run Beam inside your own interface.
Map Beam Assist into Intercom, Help Scout, Zendesk, custom support desks, product apps, and device companions.
Create Beam streams, publish one/all Windows displays, and arrange split layouts without OBS.
Publish phone cameras, invite other companions, and place face overlays inside the shared Beam scene layout.
Configure WHIP ingest, WHEP playback, HLS/LL-HLS output, and SFU-ready simulcast provider settings for production streams.
See the exact payloads for typed sessions, join token exchange, acceptance, and lifecycle state.
Review the ports, environment variables, reverse-proxy hints, and stateful caveats required for production rollout.