Features / Web Studio
Bring speakers and attendees into one branded broadcast experience tied to your event — not a pile of disconnected apps. Join from the browser, keep your brand on screen, and run video, presentations, and interaction in the same live room.
How it works
Live sessions fall apart when prep, broadcast, and interaction live in different tools. Web Studio keeps one branded room through the three moments that decide whether people stay with the event.
Define the session, apply your brand, and get speakers ready to join from a browser — without rebuilding the room in a separate streaming stack. Session framing · Brand on the experience · Speakers ready before go-live.
When the session starts, everyone lands in the same branded live experience tied to the event — not a generic meeting link pasted into email. One live room · Event-tied entry · Brand stays visible while you are on air.
While you are live, presentations and attendee interaction belong in the same room as the video — so the session feels like one experience, not a relay between tabs. Video and presentations · Attendee interaction · One continuous live moment.
Who it serves
Same live room. Different jobs. One studio so nobody is sent into a disconnected app to finish the session.
What you run
Four surfaces of one live studio — enough to run the session, without inventing a second broadcast stack.
Live ops
Most teams don’t lack a way to go live. They lack a single room where speakers, attendees, brand, and interaction still mean the same event.
Meeting links, stream dashboards, and a separate chat.
One branded live room on the event you already run.
Experience Engine
Web Studio sits inside eventIQ’s Experience Engine — beside registration, the mobile app, onsite, engagement, and insights. The live room is not a bolted-on stream after the fact; it reads the event you already run.
Experience Engine
Registration, onsite, and insights share the same event these live sessions run on.
Tell us how speakers join today, where brand breaks between tools, and what attendees miss mid-session. We’ll show how branded live sessions run as one studio in eventIQ.