Yes! Livestreams can have up to 9 total Speakers (including the Creator of the livestream). At this time, only Network Hosts are able to go live in a Mighty Network or a Space. This feature is available on web and mobile. We strongly suggest using Google Chrome as your web browser and not Safari or Firefox to conduct or join a livestream.

The Creator of the Livestream can invite Speakers by opening the Participants tab, where they can scroll or search for the Viewer they want to invite, then select the “Invite as a Speaker” option from the three-dot menu next to their name.

They can also check the boxes next to multiple participants at once to bulk invite (up to 8 others). The Viewer can be anyone in the Mighty Network, regardless of their role (Host, moderator or member).

When a Viewer is invited to be a Speaker, they receive an invitation popup, then a prompt to accept microphone and camera permissions in their browser (web).

After doing so, they see a preview of their video and audio inputs with the option to change them before joining. Note: if an invited Speaker does not accept permissions, their invitation remains valid (while they go back to accept permissions) as long as the Host hasn’t removed the invitation.

If the invitation was sent incorrectly, then it can be removed with the three dot menu next to the person's name and "Remove Invite".

The invitation can also be resent in this same menu.

If an invited Speaker has a connection issue, they will retain their Speaker status upon returning to the stream, as long as the Creator hasn’t removed the invitation.

If a livestream is being recorded, the modal an invited Speaker sees will indicate that by becoming a Speaker they agree to be recorded. This language will not appear if the stream isn’t being recorded. If recording, a “Recording” indicator will also appear to all participants.

To demote a Speaker back to a viewer, the Creator also navigates to the Participants tab, then chooses the “Remove as Speaker” option from the three-dot menu next to their name.

Speakers are able to share their screen but are unable to start sharing their screen if another Speaker is already screen sharing.

The video that will be shown when screensharing is of the person speaking.

If the Creator leaves the livestream after inviting other Speakers, the stream will continue for 5 minutes (a grace period), during which they can rejoin before the stream ends.

Note: Screen sharing on Safari does not work since there isn't a way to select the screen you would like to share. Please use Google Chrome as your web browser when conducting a livestream.

Help your participants put their best foot forward with this pre-stream checklist!

Chrome (Desktop)

To join a Multispeaker Livestream as a viewer, simply click on the Livestream preview link and start watching (you won’t need to accept any additional browser permissions).

To participate in a Multispeaker Livestream as a speaker after being invited, you’ll need to accept Chrome’s camera and microphone permissions to proceed. If the stream’s creator has enabled recording, you’ll also see a notice that the session is being recorded.

NOTE: If you decline camera and microphone permissions (if invited as a speaker), to proceed you’ll need to enable them in the Chrome settings panel.

Safari (Desktop)

To participate in a Multispeaker Livestream as a speaker after being invited, we recommend using Google Chrome.

iOS

To join a Multispeaker Livestream as a viewer, you’ll need to accept your device's microphone and camera access permissions prompt. This is a current requirement on iOS, and will not cause you to immediately become a speaker.

To participate in a Multispeaker Livestream as a speaker after being invited, you’ll need to accept your browser’s microphone and camera access permissions prompt. You’ll also see a notice that the session is being recorded (if the Creator has enabled that option).

NOTE: If you decline microphone or camera permissions, to proceed you’ll need to accept both by following the onscreen instructions to allow access. This will open iOS system settings, where both permissions can be toggled on.

Android

To join a Multispeaker Livestream as a viewer, you’ll need to accept your device's microphone and camera access permissions prompt. This is a current requirement on Android, and will not cause you to immediately become a speaker.

To participate in a Multispeaker Livestream as a speaker after being invited, you’ll need to accept your browser’s microphone and camera access permissions prompt. You’ll also see a notice that the session is being recorded (if the Creator has enabled that option).

NOTE: If you decline microphone or camera permissions, to proceed you’ll need to accept both by following the onscreen instructions to allow access. This will open Android system settings, where both permissions can be toggled on.

Screen Sharing (Available on Desktop)

If you’re on Windows and would like to share your screen as a participant, there shouldn’t be any additional permissions to accept if using Chrome, regardless of if you’re sharing another Chrome tab or a screen from another application on your computer.

If you’re on a Mac, there shouldn’t be any additional permissions to accept if using Chrome if you’re sharing another Chrome tab, however if you’d like to share a screen from another application, you’ll need to open System Preferences from the Apple menu, then Security & Privacy. On that screen, click the lock icon to make changes, then open the Screen Recording section and add a checkmark next to Google Chrome. After restarting Chrome, you should now be able to freely share any application’s screen.