The internet is full of streams
Sports, news, YouTube, cameras, live channels, dashboards.
But controlling them is chaos.
Tabs everywhere. No shared control. No way to orchestrate multiple feeds on one screen.
WallFeeder fixes that.
WallFeeder turns any screen into a live control room for the web. Bring in streams, cameras, and feeds from anywhere, arrange them across a wall, queue content, and control it all from your phone.
Desktop app for macOS and Windows
Sports, news, YouTube, cameras, live channels, dashboards.
But controlling them is chaos.
Tabs everywhere. No shared control. No way to orchestrate multiple feeds on one screen.
WallFeeder fixes that.
Turn any screen into a programmable wall of live feeds. Route streams anywhere. Queue content and control playback. Your wall becomes a live environment, not just a video player.
Built-in search across YouTube, Twitch, and more. Preview with thumbnails. Paste playlists to expand. Add to your wall with one click.
Named queues with drag-and-drop. Shuffle, loop, auto-advance. Rate videos. Each feed runs independently with its own queue.
Scan the QR code. Your phone becomes a full remote. Anyone on the network can control the wall. No app needed.
WallFeeder pulls in feeds from across the web. Anything that can stream becomes a feed source.
WallFeeder borrows ideas from broadcast studios. Feeds come in from anywhere. Queues control what plays next. A central console directs the wall. Except instead of TV cameras, the sources are the entire internet.
Every feed has its own volume. Solo one feed to hear only it. You're the mixer.
Fullscreen any feed. Preview before sending to the wall. Inline transport controls.
Dim, desaturate, tint, or go noir. Presets for ambient viewing. Make the wall match your environment.
Anywhere a screen becomes a shared space.
Sports, music, ambient streams — all playing at once.
Multiple games. Everyone controls from their phone.
Reference streams, tutorials, live cameras on one wall.
Span the wall across displays. Each monitor is part of the grid.
WallFeeder acts as a stream director for internet feeds. It collects streams from across the web, organizes them into queues, and routes them to a programmable video wall.
Download the app. Open it. Your wall appears. Pick which display.
Search, paste URLs, import playlists. Build queues. Drag to feeds.
Scan the QR. Your phone is the remote. Anyone in the room can join.
WallFeeder is in early beta. We're building it in the open with a small group of users who enjoy experimenting with new tools. If the idea of a personal internet control room sounds interesting, join us.