The stream needs eyes.
Chat doesn't.
Every live has two jobs. Someone holds the picture — starts the LIVE, manages the scene, watches what's on screen. Someone holds the room — reads the chat, catches the gifts, answers the superfan who just tipped.
Most streamers do both, and pay for it in attention. You can split them.
Run the visual side on a second screen, or a second person
surstreaming puts your entire live chat in your ears — comments, gifts, likes and follows, spoken locally in your own browser tab. The person at the screen does the visual work. You run the community.
You're then doing the job that needs you, not the job that needs eyes.
Built for the person listening
Each viewer gets their own voice
Give your regulars, your moderators and your superfan cluster a different voice and you stop reading a wall of anonymous text. You hear a room, not a transcript.
Rank, by ear
Assign voices by follower tier, or narrow chat to moderators only. You can hear who matters before they finish the sentence.
Nothing leaves your device
With the default Browser engine the speech model runs in your own tab, so your chat never leaves the machine. We store none of it either way — and if you opt into the Fish Audio engine, that request goes to Fish Audio under your own key, not through us.
Who it's for
- Blind and low-vision streamers
- Streamers with light sensitivity or screen fatigue who stream fine but would rather not spend the stream watching a comment box
- Anyone with a co-host, a partner, or a second monitor
Set it up once
Configure the voice, the languages, the filters and the volume while your operator is still at the screen. Then stop touching it. Voices, filters and the voice table keep working on their own for the length of the stream, and surstreaming speaks up when something is worth hearing.
What this page does not claim
surstreaming makes no WCAG conformance claim. Some controls in the live dashboard do not yet carry an accessible name, and the speech model download reports progress visually only — which is exactly why this page is built around a second pair of eyes rather than around running the dashboard alone. If you are setting this up solo, tell us what breaks and we will fix it.