Two ways to go live
You can turn video on inside a room you are already in, so the conversation carries on with faces attached. Or you can go live to the platform, where your stream surfaces in the feed for anyone browsing. The first is for the regulars; the second is how new people find you.
- In-room video that keeps the existing conversation going
- Platform-wide streams discoverable in the feed
- Crisp, low-latency video so reactions land in time
Latency is the whole game
A live stream with a long delay is not really live — the chat reacts to something you said several seconds ago, and the timing of every joke falls apart. Soulzaa streams at low latency specifically so that gifting, chat and games stay in step with what is happening on screen.
Gifts turn a stream into an event
Gifts are not a quiet donation counter. They take over the screen as animations everyone watching sees, with combo and streak multipliers when they land back to back. Treasure boxes reward the whole audience rather than just the sender, which tends to pull the chat in rather than push it into spectating.
- Hundreds of animated gifts, from Rose to Castle
- Combo and streak multipliers on repeat sends
- Treasure boxes that pay out to everyone watching
Building an audience that returns
Weekly and all-time leaderboards give regulars something to chase, and VIP tiers add entrance effects and frames that mark out the people who show up. Families let a group climb together and rank as a team. The mechanics exist to reward turning up repeatedly, which is what actually grows a stream.
Common questions
Do I need equipment to live stream?
No. Soulzaa streams from your phone. There is no capture card, studio software or desktop setup involved.
Can I stream to just my room instead of everyone?
Yes. You can turn video on inside a room so only the people in it see you, or go live to the whole platform to be discoverable in the feed.
How do viewers support a stream?
Through gifts. Viewers send animated gifts during a stream, and creators earn from the gifts they receive.
Is live streaming moderated?
Yes. Community guidelines apply to streams as well as rooms, hosts have controls over their own space, and reports are reviewed by a moderation team.