The same setup, every day
Videos, albums, titles, and thumbnails assembled by hand for each broadcast.
Broadcast automation for YouTube creators
Your 24/7 YouTube stream, running on schedule.
LaslesLive handles the daily routine of a continuous stream: what plays, when it starts, and how it ends. Set it up, let it run, and get your time back.
In private development. Early access requests are open.
The problem
A continuous stream shouldn't need continuous attention.
Streaming prerecorded media around the clock looks simple from the outside. In practice it is a routine of small, repeated tasks, and every one of them is a chance for something to slip.
Schedules that collide
Several broadcasts a day across more than one channel, with overlaps that are easy to miss.
Events created manually
A new live event, a stream key, a privacy setting, and a replay to tidy up afterward.
An encoder that needs watching
When the stream drops, someone has to notice and bring it back.
Features
Everything the routine needs, in one place.
One media library
Videos, albums, thumbnails, and reusable titles and descriptions, organized per channel and ready to use.
Compose once, reuse daily
Pair background video with your albums. Play every track, choose specific ones, or draw a fresh random set for each broadcast.
Schedules that check themselves
One-time broadcasts or a daily routine with several slots. Conflicts are caught before a schedule is saved.
YouTube events, created for you
LaslesLive creates the live event and stream key, then applies your title, description, thumbnail, category, and privacy setting.
An encoder that looks after itself
Every stream is supervised. If the encoder stops unexpectedly, it is restarted automatically.
Clear status and history
See what is live, what is scheduled, and what has already aired, across all your channels.
You decide how a broadcast ends
- Planned stop. End at a set time, after a duration, or when the last track finishes.
- Smart Stop. Keep the stream going while viewers are still watching.
- Replay handling. Set the replay to unlisted automatically once the broadcast ends.
How it works
Four steps from files to a running stream.
- 1
Add your media
Upload videos, albums, and thumbnails. Save the titles and descriptions you use most.
- 2
Compose a broadcast
Choose the video, the albums, and the tracks. LaslesLive shows the total running time.
- 3
Set the schedule
Pick the channel, the start time, and how the broadcast should end. Add more slots for the rest of the day.
- 4
Go live
At the scheduled time LaslesLive creates the YouTube event, starts the stream, and ends it as planned.
Why LaslesLive
Made for channels that never really go off air.
Built for 24/7 music channels, ambience streams, radio-style programming, and multi-channel operators.
Reliability comes first
Checks run before a schedule is saved, and the encoder is supervised while it runs. The goal is fewer surprises, not more features.
Your channel stays yours
LaslesLive connects through Google's standard permission screen. It never sees your password, and you can remove access at any time.
Recoverable by default
Deleted files wait in the trash before they are removed, and your data is backed up every day.
What's next
Less manual work with every release.
The routine is automated today. The next releases take on the work that is still left to the operator.
Titles and descriptions, written for you
Ready-to-use titles, descriptions, and tracklists based on what is actually playing, in English and Indonesian.
Schedule in your own words
Describe the day you want, such as calm music at night and something lighter in the morning, and review the schedule before it is applied.
Weekly summaries in plain language
What aired, what was interrupted, and which titles brought viewers in, without reading logs or charts.
Help with live chat
Spot spam and suspicious promotion, and get suggested replies you can approve.
Alerts when a stream needs you
A message on your phone when a broadcast stops, restarts, or fails to start.
Hosted version
LaslesLive running in the cloud, with no server for you to manage.
FAQ
Common questions.
How does LaslesLive connect to my YouTube channel?
Through Google's standard sign-in and permission screen. LaslesLive never sees your password, and you can remove its access from your Google account whenever you like.
Which platforms does it support?
YouTube. LaslesLive is built specifically around how YouTube live events work.
What kind of content is it for?
Prerecorded video and audio that you have the rights to broadcast, such as your own music, video loops, and ambience recordings.
Can I manage more than one channel?
Yes. You can connect several channels and keep each one's media and schedule separate.
How do I get access, and what does it cost?
LaslesLive is in private development. You can request early access by email, and we'll contact you as places open. Pricing will be announced with the hosted version.
Early access
Put your stream on a schedule.
LaslesLive is in private development. Tell us about your channel and how you stream today, and we'll reach out as early access opens.