Premium native Windows app · for pro streamers

Direct your stream like a studio.
Record vertical & horizontal at the same time.

live.hexart.io is a GPU-native live compositor that turns multiple desktop monitors into a cinematic, AI-directed broadcast — and captures a 16:9 and a 9:16 master in a single take. In the edit you just swap the source to ship the vertical cut. No re-recording, no reframing.

  • Dual NVIDIA GPU
  • D3D11 · HLSL · NVENC
  • Multi-monitor capture
  • AI Director

One take. Two formats.

Most creators shoot horizontal, then re-cut a separate vertical for Shorts, Reels and TikTok. CAST renders both canvases live — a 1920×1080 stage and a 1080×1920 stage — from the same session, perfectly in sync.

16:9
YouTube · Twitch · the main show
+
9:16
Shorts · Reels · TikTok

In your editor, the vertical cut is just a source swap away. That is hours saved on every upload.

Built to look directed, not captured.

AI Director

Reads your voice, gaze, cursor and typing to cut between talking-head, hybrid, working and cursor-focus shots — with cinematic inertia and beat-synced cuts.

Dual-canvas, dual-GPU

The 16:9 stage renders on one NVIDIA GPU, the 9:16 stage on the other. Zero-copy NVENC keeps both encodes off your render thread.

Holographic compositor

Frosted glass panels, 3D depth & parallax, auto-exposure, a procedural cursor with physics, and a radial music spectrum that reacts to your audio.

Multi-monitor capture

Made for presenting across several Windows desktop monitors — the shot follows the window you are actually working in, then eases to the desktop when you step away.

Broadcast audio chain

Noise reduction, gate, compressor, priority ducking (voice > system > music), LUFS auto-mastering and a virtual-mic send to any app.

Stream & record everywhere

YouTube, Twitch, TikTok Live and Facebook Live — per-platform format and quality. Crash-safe recording with ISO multitrack and a shared timecode.

Hardware requirements

CAST is a high-end, GPU-native tool. It is built around NVIDIA encoders and dual-GPU rendering — please check the requirements before you buy.

Minimum

  • OS: Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit)
  • GPU: NVIDIA with NVENC (GTX 1660 / RTX 20-series or newer)
  • CPU: 6-core modern desktop CPU
  • RAM: 16 GB
  • Display: 1 desktop monitor
  • Other: FFmpeg, recent NVIDIA driver

Recommended

  • OS: Windows 11 (64-bit)
  • GPU: Two NVIDIA RTX GPUs (e.g. 2× RTX 2080 Ti / 3080 / 4070+)
  • CPU: 8-core+ (Ryzen 7 / Core i7 or better)
  • RAM: 32 GB
  • Display: 2–3 desktop monitors
  • Capture: Blackmagic DeckLink or a USB webcam

Windows — available now macOS — coming soon Works with NVIDIA GPUs (NVENC)

live.hexart.io

Lifetime license · premium support

3000PLN

one-time · VAT handled at checkout

  • Full dual-canvas live compositor
  • Simultaneous 16:9 & 9:16 recording
  • AI Director · holographic FX · audio chain
  • Activates on your device — license tied to your machine
  • Free updates within the major version
  • Priority technical support

Secure payment via Stripe. A serial number is emailed on purchase and activated inside the app.

For creators who present, not just talk.

If your content lives on the desktop — software, design, dev, trading, tutorials, reviews — CAST makes a multi-monitor workflow look like a broadcast, and hands you the vertical cut for free.

“One session, two masters. The vertical is a source swap in the edit.”

FAQ

Is the license tied to my computer?

Yes. Your serial activates on your device with a hardware fingerprint and is validated against our server. You can move it between machines with help from support.

Do I need two GPUs?

Two NVIDIA GPUs are recommended for the full dual-canvas experience. A single NVENC-capable NVIDIA GPU runs the app; performance and simultaneous dual-format encoding scale with your hardware.

Does it work on macOS?

Not yet — Windows is available today, macOS is coming soon. Join the list on purchase to be notified.

Can I really record vertical and horizontal together?

Yes. Both canvases render and encode live in one session, in sync, so editing the vertical cut is just swapping the source.