How To Use wiAfire the NewTube

wiAfire is a professional, client-side, 100% data-centerless video broadcasting network designed for desktop web browsers. It requires zero corporate server storage, zero centralized databases, and zero cloud bandwidth costs for ADGE. Every broadcast flows through a WebTorrent and IPFS-style decentralized node network.

On the For Content Creators dashboard, the File System Access API parses a local video file directly off your PC SSD without a traditional cloud upload. Your file never leaves your machine to reach a corporate server.

An overlay directly on the video player displays real-time peer stats: Peers Sharing This Video count and Corporate Storage Overhead of 0.00 GB (100% Peer-Distributed via Local Browser Nodes). When multiple viewers watch a video, their browser tabs stream file pieces directly from each other's local cache.

wiAfire completely bans algorithmic recommendation loops, comment sections, like buttons, and dislike buttons. The viewer interface relies on a classic television broadcasting model with a simple, un-cheatable horizontal Total View Counter badge. If people are watching, it is successful.

A counter tallies each visitor that watches a meaningful portion of a video. Counters are stored locally in the browser with zero server logs. We do not and cannot collect your data.

An isolated Creator Mailbox tab inside the dashboard securely collects incoming text messages from viewers using SCRAM local cryptographic key paths. Messages are saved 100% inside the client's browser state with zero server logs.

Viewers can save a video to their PC with a single button utilizing WebCodecs hardware encoders. The file is written locally to disk through the browser.

The streaming dashboard requires a desktop layout. On a cell phone or small mobile resolution, the video layout is hidden and replaced with a notice asking you to open the app on your computer. wiAfire is not designed for Apple phones or computers.