[f]KeyLabs

Interaction systems / field ready

Tools that let you
interact with the
real world_

Everything live. Working together. Create, deliver, capture, and connect with one family of focused professional tools.

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Latest releases

fStream 1.0Android testing · Google PlayfRelay 0.1.1Self-hosted Windows preview · fKey AccountfClip 0.1.11Windows preview · fKey AccountfChat 0.8.39Browser preview · fKey AccountView all downloads →

System philosophy

One key.
More ways to interact_

01Interact

Press f to take action.

02Connect

Reliable, bonded connections.

03Stream

Go live with confidence.

04Relay

Built for stability in the field.

Product family / 04 systems

Four tools.
One live signal.

01

fStream/Produce

Your studio.
Anywhere.

Build scenes, mix cameras and media, monitor your signal, and broadcast from Android with a professional Rust-powered streaming engine.

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LIVE
02

fRelay/Deliver

The signal.
Stays up.

Route a single contribution stream, watch its health, and hold downstream destinations through reconnects and field interruptions.

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ROUTING
03

fClip/Capture

Keep the
moment.

Record public Twitch and Kick streams into a crash-resistant local timeline, mark moments live, refine them, and export clean MP4 clips.

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CAPTURED
04

fChat/Connect

Every chat.
One feed.

Combine up to eight Twitch, Kick, and YouTube chats chronologically while preserving platform identity, badges, emotes, and sending.

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CONNECTED

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Get the latest builds.

Approved release packages, direct from fKeyLabs.

Relay

Version 0.1.1

Download self-hosted fRelay

ZIP · 4.3 MB · Unsigned preview

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Clip

Version 0.1.11

Download Windows installer

EXE · 118.04 MB · Unsigned preview

Download

Chat

Version 0.8.39

Download for Firefox

ZIP · Manual extension package

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About fKeyLabs / Field systems

Professional tools.
Real-world action_

We build focused production tools for the moment before live, the broadcast itself, and everything worth keeping afterward.

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