OnAir
Live television and creator streaming, in one place.
OnAir is a streaming platform for live channels and creator broadcasts, on the web, on iPhone and Android, and as a desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux. Viewers watch live TV and follow creators; creators publish their own shows and streams and are paid directly, with the split shown openly rather than buried in terms.
- Platforms
- Web, iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Linux
- Price
- Free to watch
- Status
- live
Go live any way you like
Phone camera, OBS, YouTube — or your own feed
Creators broadcast from a phone camera or any encoder, connect a YouTube channel, or link a stream they already host so viewers watch it straight from their server.
The Live tab — people broadcasting now.
On every screen
Phone, web and desktop
The same channels on iPhone and Android, the web, and desktop apps for macOS, Windows and Linux.
Creators get paid
Memberships, tickets, gifts and tips
A creator's payout share is shown openly, not buried in terms. Viewers earn points on each channel they watch and spend them on the creator's own rewards.
Streams and channels on onairlegends.com.
Key facts
- Creator payout share
- Shown openly, not buried in terms
- Desktop app
- macOS (Apple silicon and Intel), Windows and Linux
About OnAir
The problem
Live television and creator streaming are two different products in most people's hands, and a creator going live is usually buried under a catalogue.
What OnAir does about it
Both, with the person first. Someone broadcasting from their own channel is the loudest thing on screen even when they are the only one; the 24/7 channels and programmed shows live under TV, where a catalogue belongs.
How the money works
A creator keeps 95% of what arrives on a direct payment — the card fee comes off before the split, so the number they see is the number they get. Advertising is 60/40. Premium subscribers see no adverts, so their creators are paid out of a share of the subscription instead, with a floor of a cent per watched hour — before this, a creator's most valuable viewer was their least profitable one.
What it will not do
Points and channel coins are earned, never bought. Golden coins are bought and can never be cashed out. Money in, chance, and a prize with cash value are gambling's three elements; the design closes the third deliberately.
Get OnAir
- System requirements
- Web · iOS 15 or later · Android 8.0 or later · macOS, Windows and Linux desktop apps
- Price
- Free to watch