Fits into the event stack you already have.
ReactLive is the live audience layer. It is designed to work around the tools your organisation already uses rather than ask you to replace them.
Keep broadcasting the way you already broadcast.
ReactLive does not replace your streaming or meeting platform. The Event Page is designed to sit around the stream your organisation already runs.
Microsoft Teams
The most common platform for enterprise town halls and all-hands.
Zoom
Webinars and large meetings.
Webex
Common in regulated and large-enterprise environments.
Registration, agenda and ticketing stay where they are.
ReactLive does not manage the event lifecycle. Conference and event management platforms are complements, not competitors.
Where no direct integration exists, ReactLive still works alongside the platform: the audience joins by link or QR code, and the Event Page can be embedded or linked from your existing event site.
Keep your registration, agenda, ticketing, and broadcast tools. ReactLive handles the live audience layer.
Getting the right people into the event.
- Enterprise SSO
- Protocols and providers supported for operator sign-in.
- Restricted audience access
- Limiting an event to your organisation.
Screens, pages and embedded experiences.
Wall
Opens in a browser on a room display or stick PC, and follows In Focus with no operator at the screen. About Wall
Event Page
A hosted page for remote audiences, combining your stream with live interaction. About Event Page
Web embeds
Put audience participation inside a page your organisation already owns.
For teams that want to build against ReactLive.
API access, webhooks, embeds and other integration surfaces are documented for technical evaluators rather than presented as a marketing feature.
- API
- Webhooks
- Embeds
- MCP
- Event data access
Ask us about your stack.
If something you rely on is not listed, tell us — it is useful to know what to build next.