Stream Town Halls Natively — Inside the App Your Workforce Already Uses
Go live with the all-hands and employees watch right in the app — live chat, upvoted questions, and polls while you stream, a recording and an AI recap for everyone who missed it.
What Livestreaming Helps You Do
Go Live In-App
Broadcast from any RTMPS encoder — OBS, Wirecast, Zoom, or Teams — and go live in one click. Employees never leave MangoApps to watch.
Watch Anywhere
An in-app player on web and phones scales from a team meeting to a company-wide town hall, with signed, short-lived playback links.
Real-Time Interaction
Live chat, upvote-Q&A that surfaces what matters, and in-stream polls — participation, not passive viewing.
Auto-Record & Caption
Every stream can auto-record for on-demand playback on its own page, with AI-generated English captions — so anyone who missed it can catch up.
Pay Per Broadcast Minute
Pay-as-you-go — each stream draws platform credits per broadcast minute, with no monthly floor. Reaching more people never inflates the bill.
Reach Analytics
Streams aired, broadcast minutes, and unique viewers per stream — so you can see what each town hall reached.
AI-NATIVE
The AI layer a bolt-on webinar tool can't match
Livestreaming runs on the same AI platform as the rest of MangoApps, so the differentiated moments work under one permission model — not as paid add-on tiers.
Catch Me Up
A late joiner gets a quick summary of the room's chat, questions, and polls so far — the standout feature for shift and frontline workers who drop in mid-stream.
Q&A Clustering
At town-hall scale the question flood is merged and de-duplicated into themes with counts, so the moderator answers what matters instead of scrolling.
Instant Recap
A post-event recap — summary, highlights, and top questions — generated from the chat, Q&A, and polls and kept on the stream page for everyone who missed it.
Recording Captions
AI-generated English captions on every recorded stream, which viewers turn on from the player.
Connected To The Rest Of MangoApps
→ Communications
A "we're live" in-app and push notification reaches frontline employees who don't have a tab open the moment a stream goes live. Going live drafts a Broadcast for an admin to publish, and a finished recording can announce itself in the Communications feed.
→ Calendar
Scheduled streams appear on personal, team, and company calendars alongside meetings and events.
→ Home Dashboard
A "Live now / Upcoming" widget surfaces streams right on the employee home page.
REPLACES POINT TOOLS
One native event stack instead of a webinar tool plus a video portal
Most operators stitch a webinar product to a separate enterprise video CDN, then bolt both onto an intranet for replay. Livestreaming runs the broadcast, the audience, and the on-demand replays on the same platform employees already use.
Zoom Webinar / Zoom Events
The dominant event tool — priced by webinar, not by employee
- Billed per broadcast minute — no per-event or per-attendee charges
- Audience lists pull from HRIS — no parallel registration import
- Replays stay on the stream's own page automatically, with captions
Microsoft Teams Town Hall
M365's exec-broadcast and on-demand stack
- Works for the roughly 70–80% of staff without a Microsoft 365 license
- One app handles the invite, live chat and polls, Q&A, and the replay
- One identity, audit, and retention perimeter — no parallel M365 surface
Vimeo Enterprise / Brightcove
Enterprise video hosting and OVPs
- Hosting and delivery bundled into the suite — no separate OVP contract
- Permissions scope by HRIS audience, not uploaded user lists
- Captions and reach analytics included — not paid add-on tiers
Hopin / ON24 / Goldcast
Standalone webinar and event-engagement platforms
- Built for the full workforce — town hall to deskless training, not marketing webinars
- Catch-me-up and the post-event recap are built in, one click each
- Engagement analytics inherit cross-app context, not just attendance dwell time
Pair Livestreaming With AI
AI built into Livestreaming clusters the Q&A flood, catches late joiners up, and drafts the post-event recap — each only when someone asks, and only for people allowed in the room.
Livestreaming AI
Catch-me-up, Q&A clustering, and instant recaps from live audience signals.
Customer Success
How Organizations Run Live Events
Frequently Asked Questions
Native. Employees watch inside MangoApps on web and mobile — there's no third-party webinar room to join. Hosts broadcast from any RTMPS encoder (OBS, Wirecast, Zoom, or Teams), and the stream runs on managed enterprise infrastructure that scales to company-wide town halls.
Pay-as-you-go. Each stream draws platform credits per broadcast minute — its wall-clock length — with no monthly floor, so reaching more employees never increases the bill. Enterprise tenants can bring their own Mux account; broadcast minutes are still metered.
Yes. Streams can auto-record for on-demand playback with AI-generated English captions, and a moderator can generate an AI recap that stays on the stream page, so people who missed the live event can catch up.
Live chat, upvote-Q&A that surfaces the most-wanted questions, and in-stream polls. Late joiners can tap "Catch me up" for a summary of the room's chat, questions, and polls so far.
A "we're live" in-app and push notification fires when a stream starts; one tap opens the player in the MangoApps mobile app. Frontline workers join from a phone without a laptop or corporate email.
Let's Talk
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