True two-way audio
Send microphone audio to the studio while hearing music, programme sound or talkback in return.
Send live audio, hear your studio return, and contribute video through one connected broadcast workflow.
From microphone to studio, YanCast brings every part of your live broadcast workflow together.
Explore audio & videoThe studio sets up the room. Presenters just sign in, connect, and start contributing.
Access your managed YanCast account securely.
Join the room using its studio-controlled settings.
Send microphone audio while hearing the studio return.
Production-focused controls for radio stations, field reporters, interviews and distributed teams.
Explore all features ↗Send microphone audio to the studio while hearing music, programme sound or talkback in return.
WebRTC Opus or encoded MP3, AAC, FLAC and Opus, with available quality settings dependent on encoder.
Studio chooses transport, encoder and bitrate. Presenter applications follow the saved room profile.
Microphone and return controls, peak indication, connection status and readable meters.
Managed servers, NAT-friendly clients and TURN fallback for compatible WebRTC sessions.
Station-scoped accounts, permission controls and secure administration in one dashboard.
Full-duplex presenter and studio contribution, with optional presenter-to-studio video when WebRTC is selected.
Connection delay depends on network, encoder, buffering, device and transport.
Optional one-way WebRTC camera contribution in 480p, 720p or 1080p target profiles, subject to device and network.
480p · 720p · 1080pThe studio manages configuration. The presenter stays focused on the broadcast.
Windows and macOS workflows with device selection, room quality settings, audio meters, presenter video and local OBS output.
Android and iOS experiences with simple sign-in, one-tap connection, ON AIR status, microphone mute and studio return levels.
App download links will be added when releases are published.
Download links become active once official releases are published and configured.
Manage stations, rooms, accounts and live connection state with access scoped to each organization.
Authorized staff can listen to presenter, studio return or both, with independent listening controls.
Record server-side presenter and studio FLAC tracks, with optional 320 kbps mixed MP3 download.
Find sessions by username, room or IP, with role, transport, observed timing and connection state.
Global administrator and station owner roles with permission boundaries and audit activity.
A dedicated space to showcase approved YanCast customer logos.
Logo placeholders are shown until client names and branding are approved.
Simple proposed subscription pricing. All services run on YanCast-managed infrastructure — no server installation required.
For teams focusing on presenter-to-studio audio contribution.
For broadcast workflows that include optional presenter camera contribution.
For stations discussing a broader managed deployment.
Indicative prices only. Billing, plan entitlements and checkout are not yet live. Features and allowances are subject to confirmation.
Free mode is planned; its 30-minute-per-device allowance is not yet available.
Planned: subscription checkout, enforced free and paid entitlements, multi-presenter rooms, a Raspberry Pi studio appliance and expanded codec interoperability.
Tell us about your station or broadcast workflow, and request early access to YanCast.
Contact Sales ↗No. YanCast accounts connect to our managed infrastructure. You do not need to install or operate a streaming server.
Yes. The mobile presenter signs in and connects to a room. The studio controls the room’s transport and quality profile.
Optional presenter-to-studio video is supported with WebRTC. Desktop studios can provide local audio and video output to OBS via a Browser Source without screen or window capture.
Authorized dashboard operators can record audio sessions on the server. Presenter and studio tracks are saved separately in FLAC, with an optional mixed MP3 download. Video recording is not currently offered.
WebRTC uses Opus. Encoded audio transport supports MP3, AAC, FLAC and Opus. MP3 tops out at 320 kbps; FLAC is lossless and does not use a fixed lossy bitrate.
The current room model supports one presenter account and one studio account per room. Multi-presenter rooms are planned, not currently offered.
Free access with a 30-minute-per-device allowance is planned but not implemented. There is no finalized reset period yet.
Tell us about your station or broadcast workflow, and request early access to YanCast.