Multi-stream viewer
Your streams, one wall.
Live streams, videos and pages. Side by side, with control over every sound.
Free during invite-only access.
An illustrated preview of four tiles. Selecting one shows its solo ring and meter. This preview has no sound.
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One wall. Your mix.
Keep the picture together and the sound in balance.
Your sources, one wall
Direct video, HLS, YouTube, Twitch and Vimeo play in place where the provider allows it. Remote pages depend on this installation.
Sound where you want it
Adjust each tile. Solo one, mute the rest or keep them low.
Built for the keyboard
Pick a tile with 1 to 9. M mutes, S solos, F fills the screen.
Calm by design
Quiet controls. Light and dark themes. Motion that respects your settings.
Three steps
Add. Arrange. Listen.
Paste a link
Add a stream, video or page. See how it will play before you add it.
Arrange the wall
Drag tiles into place. Choose a grid or focus on one.
Choose what you hear
Mix each tile. A green ring shows which ones you can hear.
Run it your way
On your computer or hosted by invitation. The same wall, wherever you watch.
On your computer
Start Tilo locally. Remote browsers run on this computer, with no cloud account or cloud cost.
From a configured Tilo source checkout, run npm run local and open the one-time link it prints. Local mode requires Node 24 and Google Chrome; it is not a standalone desktop installer.
Hosted
Use your invited account. Direct video and provider players are available first. Remote pages are available only when enabled by the operator, with a session time limit.
Open TiloPrivate by design
No recording. No advertising. Clear control over your wall.
- No recording. Streams are played, never saved.
- No tracking scripts and no advertising.
- Your layout and settings stay in your browser.
- Direct streams connect to their providers. Remote pages use a browser managed by Tilo.
- Read the privacy page
Questions
Does Tilo record anything?
No. Tilo plays streams; it never records or stores them.
Why do some pages use a remote browser?
Some sites cannot be embedded. A remote browser opens the page for you and streams it back as video. Each one uses a slot and runs for up to an hour.
Which browsers work?
Direct playback and provider players depend on your browser and the source. Remote pages also need WebCodecs support and an installation with remote browsers enabled. Some sites block embedding or remote browsers.
Is it free?
Tilo is free while it is invite only.