BeCloser
Your audience gets a seat, a voice, and a place in the room.
Not a call with a hundred rectangles. A venue you can hear.
Request a demoWhy it doesn't feel like a call
A hundred people in a video call is a queue. One person talks, everyone else is a muted rectangle, and every voice that does get through arrives in the same place — dead centre, flat, one at a time.
A room doesn't work like that. Voices come from somewhere. Someone answers on your left. A laugh goes up at the back. You know roughly where people are without looking, and you can cut in without waiting for a turn.
BeCloser gives every guest a seat, and puts their voice where that seat is. Put on headphones and the audience has width — same people, same words, a room instead of a queue.
🎧 Built for stereo headphones. It still works on a single speaker; you just lose the part that makes it feel like a room.
What you get
Fast enough to interrupt
Voices arrive in typically under a second, end to end. Fast enough to laugh at the right moment, cut in, and talk over each other — the things that make a room feel live.
Seats you can hear
Every guest is their own channel, with their own volume, place in the room and noise gate. Their place comes from the seat they bought, so the room has shape before you touch anything. Move anyone from the mixer when you want to.
A venue on your stream
One browser source in OBS carries the audio and a live seating chart — seats light up as people speak, so your viewers watch the room answer. Matrix, 360° or rhombus.
Invite-only by default
Seats go to a guest list you control — Twitch or YouTube handles, or usernames and passwords you issue for people on neither. One seat per person, and two people can never take the same one.
You hold the room
Mute, re-mix, kick or ban anyone mid-sentence from a mixer that shows you who is talking. A per-seat noise gate keeps the room quiet in between. The link your streamer puts in OBS opens that one event and nothing else.
Your voice is never the product
We never record your audio — it goes out live and is gone, and it is never sold or used to train AI. Our public pages carry ads; the room you sit in never does.