A room with
your people.
Get a small group together. Share an invitation and give the conversation a place to happen.
YOUR BROWSER. YOUR STAGE.
Your scene. Your sound. Your people.
A browser studio for the things you want to put out into the world.
Camera, screen, sound. Start with what you have.
01 / MEET YOUR STUDIO
Bring your picture, sound and people together. Check your scene before you share it.
PICTURE / FIND YOUR FRAME
Choose your camera, share your screen, or line up a video. Preview your scene before it reaches the room.
02 / YOUR KIND OF LIVE
A conversation worth having.
A video worth sharing.
A moment worth keeping.
Get a small group together. Share an invitation and give the conversation a place to happen.
Walk through your work, line up a video, and show the room what you have in mind.
Record the output you choose and save a copy on your device. Something to come back to.
03 / FROM IDEA TO SCENE
Open the studio. Choose your camera, microphone and sources.
Find the frame. Balance the sound. Check what you’re about to share.
Open your room, invite your people, or record a take for later.

04 / GOOD TO KNOW
NEBU is a browser studio for camera, screen, prepared video, sound and rooms. It brings preparation, preview, sharing and local recording into one place.
The core studio runs in your browser. Use a current browser and allow camera or microphone access when you need it. Optional workflows such as OBS use their own software.
The studio currently opens at vc.friskydev.com, with FriskyDev sign-in. This is NEBU’s app; nebu.quest is its home on the web.
Yes. The studio provides a local preview. Starting a preview and sharing into a room are separate actions, so you can prepare your sources first.
You can open a room and share an invitation with a small group. You can also record your selected output and download it to your device. Recording format depends on your browser. Let everyone know before recording a shared session.
Microphone and loaded video audio have their own controls. Spotify playback stays on your selected Spotify device; controlling Spotify does not automatically add its audio to a broadcast. Connected services depend on your account and available configuration.