Stop fumbling with scenes, redemptions, and a dozen browser tabs mid-stream. Aitum pulls the tedious parts of broadcasting into one clean, rule driven system you actually enjoy using.
Start streaming smarter See MultistreamWhen creators talk about aitum tv, they usually mean the entire toolkit living on aitum.tv, from the free plugins all the way up to the automation power of the app.
A free OBS plugin that adds a dedicated portrait canvas for TikTok, Shorts and Reels, without a second computer.
Send one output to Twitch, YouTube, Kick and more at the same time, each with its own encoder settings.
Rule based automation that connects chat, donations, scenes and smart lights into a single simple constructor.
For years, the honest answer to "where should I stream" was a frustrating one. You picked Twitch or YouTube and quietly ignored the audience you could have met elsewhere. That is exactly the problem aitum multistream sets out to kill. Instead of a cloud relay that locks every destination to the weakest platform, the multistream plugin runs right inside OBS and gives each destination its own bitrate, encoder and audio track. Twitch folded at 8000 kbps while YouTube comfortably takes four times that? Fine, you can send both and let each one run at its own ceiling.
What makes aitum multistream genuinely pleasant is that it does not force you to sacrifice resources. It leans on the dedicated encoding chips already inside your GPU, so you are not hiring some external service to do a job your own hardware does better. You keep control, you keep your money, and you keep the extra viewers.
Relay services are fine until you read the free tier. There are always caps on bitrate, resolution, frame rate and destination count. With aitum multistream there is no such fine print. The only real requirement is upload speed, because every extra output is your own connection doing the work, which is honest and fair.
Scrolling TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Reels became a core part of every creator's day, yet live tools stubbornly stayed land landscape. Aitum vertical fixes that with a proper portrait canvas that sits beside your normal one in OBS. You build vertical concerns just like normal concerns, then link the two so a scene swap on your horizontal canvas drags the portrait version along with it.
From there you stream to a vertical platform at the same time as your main broadcast, or simply record and clip highlights with the backtrack feature. If you have ever daydreamed about one-click highlights for shorts, this is that dream shipping.
Switch "Just Chatting" in OBS, and your linked vertical "Just Chatting" follows instantly. Your short-form feed never goes out of sync, even with a Stream Deck involved.
The heartbeat of all of this is the aitum vertical plugin. Related to the fuller grouped suite, this tool is a separate,installable add-on for OBS Studio that takes minutes to set up and delivers years of usefulness. You get vertical scenes, vertical origins, vertical transitions and a vertical virtual camera, all sitting in their own docks so the interface stays calm.
Plenty of creators keep the vertical plugin around even when they are not actively streaming portrait, simply to body a second recording canvas that is already framed for Shorts. The plugin also plays very nicely with the rest of the Aitum range, so your dedicated timeline stays neat when you eventually add the App.
While 1080 by 1920 is the familiar choice, the vertical plugin also supports other ratios, which matters for people broadcasting to services with unusual preferences. The flexibility is there quietly waiting.
The reason aitum feels different is simple: the team streams themselves. The frustration of a forgotten starting scene, a redemption pileup while you focus on a boss fight, or a forgotten ad break is not theoretical to them. It is the reason the product exists and the reason the rule engine befriends triggers like a Twitch self, a YouTube membership, a TikTok gift and a MIDI note rather than making you write code.
Connect those triggers to actions like swapping a scene, flashing your home lights red, playing a sound, or firing a chat message, and you have build a show that reacts to your viewers like a living thing. That is streaming that feels less like work and more like the fun you started this chapter for.
Twitch, YouTube, TikTok, OBS, Streamlabs Desktop, Elgato, Philips Hue, MIDI, Twitch, Stream Deck, VTube Studio, Voicemod, and many more tools you already own.
Whether you begin with the free vertical plugin, the free multistream, or jump straight into the App, the path is the same every self-respecting streamer hopes for. Download from aitum tv, install inside OBS, connect one platform, and watch the tedious bits sort themselves out. Your viewers probably will not notice what changed. They will notice that you look relaxed, present and on top of things. That quiet difference is exactly what Aitum is charging you waiting for.