FeelThere Studio keeps production in the browser. Desktop opens the installed professional workflow. Compare the boundary before you choose.
Both reach the same destinations through the same cloud, at up to 1080p, from the same account. The difference is what you can put on screen and how you change it while the broadcast is running.
Cameras, screen share, scenes and layers, Preview and Live, the full mixer, the guest room and the picture filters. All of it in a browser, with nothing to install.
Everything Studio does, and the six capabilities that need the installed workspace.
FeelThere Mobile is the third way in, for broadcasts that happen away from a desk.
Both products run the same production: the Broadcast Hub, cameras, screen share, scenes and layers, Preview and Live, the full mixer and its channel effects, the picture filters, the guest room and the monitors. Six things need the installed workspace, and they are what settle the choice.
| Capability | FeelThere Desktop | FeelThere Studio |
|---|---|---|
| Video source | Included | Not available |
| Audio source | Included | Not available |
| Web overlay | Included | Not available |
| Recording | Included | Not available |
| OBS and RTMP input | Included | Not available |
| Projects and presets | Included | Not available |
| Multi-destination streaming | Included | Included |
| Broadcast Hub for destinations | Included | Included |
| Destination control before and during | Included | Included |
| Preview and Live | Included | Included |
| Automatic Live mode | Included | Included |
| Ready check | Included | Included |
| Stream health and statistics | Included | Included |
| Camera sources | Included | Included |
| Screen share | Included | Included |
| Scene management | Included | Included |
| Layer management | Included | Included |
| Source control | Included | Included |
| Image source | Included | Included |
| Text source | Included | Included |
| Broadcasting 16:9 or 9:16 | Included | Included |
| Full mixer | Included | Included |
| Channel effects | Included | Included |
| Guest room and contributor invites | Included | Included |
| Live chat and guest room chat | Included | Included |
| Teleprompter | Included | Included |
| Chroma Key | Included | Included |
| Color correction | Included | Included |
| Sharpen | Included | Included |
| Apply LUT | Included | Included |
| Image mask and blend | Included | Included |
| Filter chain in your own order | Included | Included |
| Watermark | Included | Included |
| Alert box | Included | Included |
| Draw on the canvas | Included | Included |
| Monitors window | Included | Included |
| Workspace and panels | Included | Included |
| Clips | Included | Included |
| Event log | Included | Included |
| Session logs and history | Included | Included |
FeelThere Desktop is Windows software. FeelThere Studio runs in a supported browser with nothing to install, so it works from anywhere you can sign in.
Preview and Program exist so a change is finished before anyone sees it. A show that stays in one shot never needs them, and that is the clearest sign Studio is enough.
Video clips, music beds and sound effects come from local files, which makes them Desktop. A browser production brings in the camera, the screen and the guests rather than a media library.
One microphone needs no mixer. A microphone, a guest, a music bed and a clip running at once is exactly what the Desktop mixer is for, with a channel and a meter for each.
Studio runs on any computer with a supported browser, including a Mac or a machine that is not yours. Desktop is Windows software, so it needs a machine you can install on.
Both products invite a guest from a link. The difference is what you can do once they arrive, since only Desktop can place them inside a scene alongside other sources.
Both record in the cloud as the stream goes out. Decide before you choose whether you also need the production itself kept as scenes you can reopen next week.
FeelThere Studio is the browser product and FeelThere Desktop is the Windows one. They run the same production; Desktop adds video and audio sources, web overlays, recording, OBS input and saved projects.
FeelThere Studio is the browser-based production product. Desktop is the installed professional suite, while FeelThere Mobile is designed for live work from a phone.
Use FeelThere Studio when a focused browser workflow is enough. Move to Desktop when the production needs an advanced control room.