SadaCast turns any Mac into a complete, self-running 24/7 TV station — built for mosques, imambargahs, churches, temples, and community channels. One-time price. No monthly fees. Ever.
Load your video library, connect your YouTube channel once, and the station runs itself — day and night, through power cuts and internet drops.
After any power cut, internet drop, or restart, your broadcast resumes automatically within seconds — from the exact point it stopped. No other product at any price does this.
Broadcasts are created, fixed, and restarted automatically. Nobody on your team ever needs to open YouTube Studio or click "Go Live."
Logos, rolling tickers, announcements, and break slates — with correct Urdu Nastaliq calligraphy that every other streaming product mangles.
One button switches your channel to a live camera for majalis, services, and events — and returns to regular programming automatically when the signal ends.
If anything needs attention you get an instant Telegram or WhatsApp message — usually after SadaCast has already fixed the problem itself.
Your videos, accounts, and keys stay on your own machine. Nothing uploads to anyone's cloud, and the app keeps working even if you never pay again.
SadaCast isn't a prototype. The engine behind it has been broadcasting a real community channel on YouTube around the clock since mid-2026 — surviving crashes, reboots, and ISP failures without ever losing its place.
Comparable commercial services rent for $300–$2,400 every year, cap streams at 15–30 days, and can't resume after a failure.
We're selecting 2–3 institutions to receive a free lifetime license, personal installation, and lifetime priority support — in exchange for honest feedback and permission to share your channel as a success story.
Windows and Linux are on the roadmap. Leave your email and you'll be the first to know — and you'll help us decide how soon.