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Watch the whole slate at once
A cloud multiviewer, real broadcast telemetry and plain-language health status for every event, team and output, in your browser and scoped to your organisation.
A monitor wall in a browser tab
Watch up to nine live feeds at once with per-tile health and audio metering, cycle through your slate automatically, and jump into any event's full dashboard the moment something needs attention.
Every event, one browser tab
Ingest health, commentator status, output state and audio levels for every event on your slate, live in a single browser tab and shareable with one link.
Monitoring built for whole slates
The same telemetry Spalk's own operations team relies on is embedded in the product for yours, with no separate login.
Low-latency tiles with ingest, commentator and output status on every feed, cycling through your slate automatically.
Raw and program audio levels per tile, in dBFS or dBu, with listen and mute controls.
Ingest quality, SRT statistics, mixing health and output performance for your events, embedded in the product.
Red, amber or green for every event, team and output, with diagnostic messages your NOC tooling can consume directly.
Notify your systems the moment ingest is detected on an event, over configured go-live webhooks.
Multiviewer selections live in the URL, so a quality-control view can be shared with a single link.
Create an entire tournament of events, teams and outputs from a spreadsheet, validated cell by cell before submission.
Everything from event creation to output control over documented, versioned REST with OAuth 2.0, publicly documented at developer.spalk.tv.
Explore DocumentationSpalk's live operations team can watch and intervene on your events around the clock, from a purpose-built control plane.
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Problems found before they're reported
Monitoring is wired into the same platform that runs your event, so what you see is what is actually happening.
Replace a wall of confidence monitors with a browser tab your whole team can open from anywhere.
Common failure modes are rewritten into operator-friendly guidance with help links, so anyone on shift can act.
Status APIs and webhooks feed Spalk health into the dashboards and alerting you already run.
Supported events add Spalk's own broadcast engineers to your production, watching alongside your team 24/7.
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Watch a full slate of live events monitored from one browser window
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