MultiStream Hub — Free Multi-Stream Viewer for Twitch & YouTube

MultiStream Hub is a completely free, no-registration web tool for watching multiple live streams at once. It supports Twitch and YouTube, the two major streaming platforms, letting you watch up to 16 streams on a single page without switching between tabs. Built-in features include chat integration, automatic and free-form layout modes, per-stream volume control, a favorites system, and five interface languages.

Completely Free Open Source Frontend Only No Sign-up
Features

Main Features

Every detail polished around watching multiple streams at once — from multi-platform streaming to automatic layouts.

Multi-Platform Stream Support

Support for Twitch and YouTube, two major streaming platforms, allowing simultaneous viewing of multiple streams

Live Status Detection

Automatically detects live status of saved Twitch and YouTube channels

Auto Layout

Layout auto-arrangement feature that automatically selects the most suitable layout based on stream count

Multiple Layout Modes

Provides various layout options including single view, split, grid, and side chat (dual column, quad, single chat room)

Chat Integration

Integrates Twitch and YouTube chat rooms, allowing simultaneous display of multiple chat rooms

Volume Control

Independent volume control for each stream, with master volume control functionality

Favorites System

Save favorite streams with category management, Twitch channel search, live status detection, and JSON export/import

Responsive Design

Adapts to various screen sizes, providing a smooth user experience

Multi-Language Support

Supports Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean

Secure and Reliable

Uses XSS protection and CSP security policies to protect user safety

Twitch Channel Search

Supports Twitch channel search functionality to quickly find favorite channels

YouTube Channel Live Monitoring

Supports automatic detection of YouTube channel live status, displays live status in favorites list, click to quickly load live videos

Stream Refresh

Supports stream refresh functionality for quick reloading of streams

Under the hood

Technical Features

Lightweight, frontend-only, local-first — no backend servers, and we don't collect your data.

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Pure Frontend Technology

Developed using pure HTML/CSS/JavaScript, no backend server required

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Real-Time Streaming

Integrates Twitch Embed API and YouTube IFrame API

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Local Storage

Uses localStorage and IndexedDB to save settings and backup data, supports JSON export/import

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SEO Optimization

Complete Meta tags and structured data

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Performance Optimization

Lightweight design, fast loading

Creator

Creator Information

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Hsiung-Shao

Indie Developer

MultiStream Hub is independently developed and maintained by Hsiung-Shao. The goal of this project is to give streaming fans a free, easy-to-use multi-platform viewing tool that makes following several streams at once more convenient and fun. Features keep improving, and your feedback and suggestions are always welcome.

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Contact

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Terms

Terms of Use

MultiStream Hub is completely free and open to everyone, no registration or payment required.

This tool is only used as a stream viewing tool. All live content copyrights belong to their respective streaming platforms and creators.

To maintain website operations and continuous development, this website may display third-party advertisements (such as Google AdSense). These ads are managed by third-party service providers, and we do not collect your personal information for advertising purposes.

Privacy

Privacy and Security

Local first

Your data stays with you

We take your privacy seriously. Your settings and favorites are stored locally in your browser (LocalStorage and IndexedDB), and we don't collect any personally identifiable data. The only thing sent back is the IDs of YouTube channels you add — used anonymously and in aggregate to track popular channels, never tied to any user or device.

For the full privacy policy, see: Privacy Policy