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One creator, one workspace, one set of interactions that behaves the same way every night — without a monthly consulting project to set it up.
A live stream is not a broadcast. The interesting part of it happens between the creator and the room: a gift arrives, a comment lands, someone follows. On their own those are just notifications on a screen. Turning them into something the audience can see and hear — a sound, an alert, a board, a reaction from the scene — is what makes a live feel alive, and it is exactly the part that is tedious to build.
The alternatives ask a lot of the creator. Hosted companions bill for it and put the connection somewhere you do not control. Do-it-yourself automation means writing and maintaining something that breaks quietly at midnight, in front of an audience.
Evenity is built around one decision: the connection to your live runs on your own machine. Live events are received and acted on where the stream is being produced, so your alerts keep working when our servers are having a bad day, latency is measured in milliseconds rather than round trips, and there is no per-streamer connection cost that has to be passed back to you.
Everything you configure — actions, events, sound alerts, overlays, the reading of comments, your own sounds and pictures — lives in one workspace you own, and the web app is where you write it. Evenity Desktop is where the parts that touch your computer actually run.
Individual creators first. A streamer who runs their own live, wants their gifts and comments to do something, and does not want to become an integration engineer to get there. That is why the product is deliberately one account per person and one workspace per account, why a plan can be changed without a support ticket, and why nothing asks you for an API key.
Evenity is operated by PT Evenity Teknologi Indonesia, registered at Jalan pertdabas, Lorong Singgalang 2, Kota Jambi. The same details appear on the Contact page and in the Terms of Service.
What each package includes, and what it costs in Rupiah.
The whole setup, in the order you actually do it.
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