What is this?
TikèFasil's future vision is not simply placing a public livestream link on an event page. It's giving eligible organizers a structured way to connect a real live production to their event, and offer an online viewing experience to authorized viewers.
What problem does it solve?
Today, if an organizer wants to stream their event, there's no built-in, organized way to do it through TikèFasil — and no way to control who actually gets access.
How will it work on TikèFasil?
- 1Cameras and a video switcher/production setup capture the event
- 2An in-venue audience experiences it live, in person
- 3An online audience, in the future, could watch through TikèFasil
- 4Both audiences stay connected to the same event
This is a conceptual overview only — it has not been built yet.
Who is it for?
Organizers running concerts, festivals, conferences, or community events who want a more professional digital presence.
What you'll be able to do
- Watch through an authorized, organized experience — not a shaky public link
- Feel confident the stream is tied to the real event
What organizers will be able to do
- Attach a live experience to an event
- Define physical vs. online access
- Manage access around the event
- See useful viewing/activity information
- Offer a more professional digital event experience
A real-world example
A real-world example
A concert has cameras, a production setup, an internet connection, and an audience inside the venue. In the future, an additional online audience could watch the same event remotely, through TikèFasil.
Main benefits
- A more professional digital presence for organizers
- One event, an organized way to serve two audiences
- A legitimate, controlled alternative to informal streaming
🚧 Coming Soon
This feature is part of TikèFasil's future vision and is not yet available for public use.