Media over QUIC
Oct 8 DEMOQED, the first MoQ conference, in San Francisco

Real-time media and massive scale.

The open standard for streaming live video, audio, and whatever you want.

What you get

Adaptive latency

Keep viewers live through the shittiest network conditions.

Massive scale

Fan out horizontally through CDNs, from one user to millions.

Live discovery

Dynamic announcements, connecting arbitrary publishers to subscribers.

On-demand delivery

Encode and send only when someone is watching.

Modern web

Publish and play directly in the browser. No need for WebRTC!

Every platform

Build with Rust, TypeScript, and native bindings.

Secure

Use TLS, JWTs, and optional end-to-end encryption.

Works with your tools

Ingest with OBS or FFmpeg; serve HLS and WebRTC players.

IETF QUIC

Build first, argue later. MoQ is being standardized by the IETF as a new RFC. We ship moq-lite today: a forwards-compatible subset of moq-transport that works with any MoQ CDN.

More than Media

Ready for production.

Every piece is open source under MIT or Apache 2.0. Run it yourself, or let us run it for you.

Open source

Self-host

Deploy moq-relay anywhere. Clusters discover each other, route by the shortest path, and fail over without a central controller.

  • ✓  No license fees, no lock-in
  • ✓  Compatible with any MoQ CDN
  • ✓  Community support on Discord
Managed

moq.pro

A global MoQ CDN run by the people who wrote the relay. Every viewer lands on the nearest edge, with no regions to pick.

  • ✓  500 GB of delivery free every month
  • ✓  Up and running in minutes, nothing to operate
  • ✓  Direct support from the maintainers