Feature Requests

Integration with Skool.com for exclusive paid contents

Users are requesting the ability to edit or export the AI-generated summary paragraph that appears in the AI Clip preview. Currently, this paragraph is only shown inside the editor and is not stored, exported, or included when posting clips. User needs: Edit the summary paragraph directly. Optionally include it in exported clip metadata or auto-posting text. Ability to reuse the summary for descriptions on TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram, etc. Reason: The paragraph contains valuable context for the clip, but disappears after export, which is confusing and limits its usefulness.

Add support for YouTube supporter/membership badges in Restream Chat, noting that other tools can retrieve this via YouTube’s API. Public chat API to build a custom chat that pulls messages from all platforms, including Facebook Pages.

When a Twitch account is connected to OBS, it adds a functionality where a VOD is saved without copyright music to avoid copyright strikes. This is not available when a Restream account is connected on OBS.

It'd be amazing if you were able to enable a Toggle to tell twitch to use Enhanced Broadcasting with Maximum Streaming Bandwidth on auto setup YouTube works out of the box if you sent that to the feature team that'd be so awesome and would make it easier to recommend your service

When I use the AI clip, I want to have the option to select certain timestamps to generate a clip from

A lot of guests join a stream with poor lighting, weird framing, or sitting way off-center, and fixing all of that manually during a live show is stressful. It would be great if Restream had an AI tool that could automatically clean things up the moment a guest joins. Things like: • Centering their camera frame • Adjusting lighting and exposure • Fixing harsh shadows or low brightness • Balancing colors • Reducing noise from low-quality webcams Basically something that makes guests look decent without the host having to micromanage anything. It would keep multi-guest streams looking consistent and save creators a lot of time. Br Pezhman Shafiei Manesh p.shafeiee@gmail.com

When mapping the layouts, if there is no screen share happening they are labeled 1 to 6 accordingly. When a screen share is happening "Spotlight" becomes layout 1 and all other layouts shift up one (2 - 7). If your using your hotkeys, you will now be mapping to the incorrect layout. This is particularly a problem if you are trying to use a tool like a Stream Deck. I would suggets that the "Spotlight" layout get added to the end of the sequence. (7) This would keep consistency with all other layouts regardless if Spotlight is enabled or not.

I feel like the posts being sent to Discord need some kind of frequency control, or the ability to detect when too many updates are happening in a short time. It doesn’t seem necessary to post every restart that occurs within a five-minute window. I understand this is rare for most people and they may not need hourly limits, but it would be helpful if it could detect rapid disconnections and reduce how often it posts.

Twitch’s Enhanced Broadcasting feature allows OBS to send multiple bitrate streams, giving viewers better quality options. However, when streaming through Restream, this feature becomes unavailable—Twitch only receives a single-quality stream. I’d love to see Restream support Enhanced Broadcasting for Twitch. If the incoming stream to Restream is intended for Twitch, Restream could pass it along using Twitch’s Enhanced Broadcasting protocol. This would allow creators to benefit from multi-quality streaming on Twitch while still using Restream to reach other platforms like Kick or YouTube. This feature would be a major upgrade for multistreaming workflows, especially for creators who want to maintain high-quality delivery on Twitch without sacrificing the convenience of Restream. Thank you for considering this!