Public docs from day one. No sales call required to see how a session actually runs.
There's no package to install and nothing to call. When you onboard, we provision and run the session on our backend, and a WASM session manager we built attaches to it in the browser automatically.
# No package to install, no endpoint to call. When you onboard, we # provision and run the session on our backend, and a WASM session # manager we built attaches to it in the browser automatically. This # is the shape of what runs on our side. [server] use_wss = true port = "YOUR_SERVER_PORT" tls_cert_path = "/etc/letsencrypt/live/your-domain.com/fullchain.pem" tls_key_path = "/etc/letsencrypt/live/your-domain.com/privkey.pem" warmup = 2 max_containers = 2 [auth] reconnect_timeout_minutes = 1440 recycle_timeout_minutes = 1440 force_logout_timeout_minutes = 1480 [container] service_url = "YOUR_CONTAINER_SERVICE_IP" port = "8000" auth_token = "YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN" use_https = true app_type = "chrome"
WebTransport-native player, no plugin or extension. Drop-in
iOS and Android client libraries with the same two-path transport and QoE reporting as the web player.
Lightweight client for TV operating systems and embedded/automotive targets. Glasses support on the roadmap.
Session provisioning, container lifecycle, authentication and timeouts, and stream health events.
Definitions for every metric in the analytics dashboard: glass-to-glass latency, frame delivery rate, stall count, path health.
A minimal generative-video demo and a minimal Unreal pixel-streaming demo, both wired end-to-end.
Client release notes and infrastructure status, kept current as the platform evolves out of early access.