👋 Hey Product Hunt! Alex here, maker of Loopcast. My brother was getting his game ready for Next Fest and ran out of time to cut a new trailer. The one sitting on his store page was months old. Old UI, old menus, none of the work he'd just finished. So he had a better idea: skip the trailer entirely and loop live gameplay on the page instead, so anyone who opened it judged the game as it actually was that week. That turned out to matter more than we expected. A Steam store page gives you a handful of static slots: a few screenshots, a capsule, a trailer you cut months ago. It's a brochure! A live broadcast sits at the top of the page and shows the thing actually running: real gameplay, the current build, systems a screenshot can't convey. It's a whole extra layer of marketing on a page you already own, and it moves wishlists. There are ways to do this already, and we looked at them. Some are Steam-only. Some are relays built for simulcasting a stream you're already running, not for keeping one video on air by itself. And the free option is still a PC in the corner running OBS for a week, quietly dying at 3am while you're asleep. What I wanted was one thing that covered all of it: Steam, YouTube, and Kick, each encoded to its own broadcast spec so the stream isn't rejected. Running from a datacenter, supervised, relaunched if the connection drops. And schedulable: a trailer through the working day, a long gameplay loop overnight, changing over inside one continuous connection so the platform never sees a disconnect. That's Loopcast. Upload once, and it stays on air. There's a free trial, no card needed.. Enough to put something on air today and see how it looks. If you've got a game on Steam and a video sitting on your drive, I'll get it broadcasting for you today. Drop your store page below.

Loopcast.io

24/7 video hosting loop streams for Steam, YouTube and Kick

24/7 video hosting loop streams for Steam, YouTube and Kick