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A modern web-⁠TV for organisations and companies.

SocialCast demo film

SocialCast brings together everything you broadcast under one domain, with your own categories and your own visual language. Broadcast live or upload video, and let your audience find every broadcast in a searchable archive.

Trusted by municipalities and regions.

One platform, three parts.

Web-⁠TV

The public face.

A web-⁠TV that residents, students and staff are happy to visit. Under one domain, with your own categories and your own visual language.

  • Your own domain and brand
  • Categories and collections
  • Advanced search by speaker
  • Chapter markers

Live

Broadcast live, from anywhere.

Meetings, lessons and events, live to your web-⁠TV.

  • Schedule in advance
  • Chat and Q&A during the broadcast
  • Auto-archiving when it ends
  • Simulcast to three channels

Archive

Nothing disappears.

Everything is saved automatically and stays put. Easy to find your way back to, even long afterwards.

  • AI transcription in over 50 languages
  • Search by speaker and chapter
  • GDPR-friendly storage
  • Archive with backups

Everything a web-⁠TV needs.

Go live.

Webinars, meetings and events, with the Studio as your control room and viewers on your own web-⁠TV.

After the broadcast.

The recording becomes a video straight away, ready to edit, caption and divide into chapters.

Your own web-⁠TV.

Your brand, your homepage and an archive that is easy to find your way around.

Reach your audience.

Conversation during the broadcast, easy sharing afterwards, and accessible to everyone.

Secure access.

Decide who sees what and who can do what, and see afterwards what happened.

Measure and integrate.

Statistics, usage and an open API for your own systems.

Secure from the ground up.

Within the EU

All content is stored in European data centres, operated from Sweden. Never outside the union.

GDPR from day one

Personal data is processed transparently and securely under GDPR. Only what's needed, nothing more.

The Swedish Accessibility Act

Meets WCAG 2.2 AA and has been evaluated against the latest version of EN 301 549, the standard behind Swedish accessibility law.

Ready to start broadcasting?

Get in touch and we'll book a time to walk through how a web-⁠TV could work for your organisation.