The software we build and run.
Three pieces of software, designed, built and operated by the same small team.
LibertyTalk, LibertyShare and LibertyBroad are published by Tech Liberty, the trade name of Valentin Noel, a sole proprietor registered in Toulouse, France (SIREN 908 594 567). See the legal notice
LibertyTalk
LiveOne place for Discord, Twitch, YouTube and five more networks — with a node editor to automate what happens between them.
- The problem
- Creators and communities live across a dozen networks and tools. Nothing talks to anything, and the busywork never stops.
- Who it is for
- Streamers, content creators and community managers who run more than one platform at once.
What it does today
- A cross-network node editor with an execution console — the heart of the product.
- Clu, an AI copilot that writes workflows in plain language.
- Overlays and widgets: event clock, stat grid, creator wall, live donation counter.
- Unified polls and centralized moderation across Discord and Twitch.
- Eight connected networks: Discord, Twitch, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X and WhatsApp.
LibertyShare
LiveShare a durable link, collect the consent you need before the download, and release the files afterwards.
- The problem
- Sometimes you have to hand over files and keep a record — who received them, and what they agreed to. Email and shared drives don't.
- Who it is for
- Photographers and creators who hand out a link at shooting time and deliver the files later.
What it does today
- Durable retrieval links: one link is one folder for one person, valid at least 30 days.
- A consent form the recipient fills in before anything is released.
- Release after the fact — hand out the link first, upload and release the files later.
- An owner dashboard to create drops with a QR code, upload straight to storage and view consent.
- Schema-driven forms, with a default social-media consent form.
LibertyBroad
BetaThe desktop overlay studio for LibertyTalk: a layer-based scene editor whose output shows over your screen or inside OBS. It works alongside OBS, it does not replace it. In beta, updated regularly.
- The problem
- Going live means juggling alerts, scenes and overlays spread across several tools, rarely tied to what is happening in the community.
- Who it is for
- LibertyTalk creators who stream and want to design and drive their overlays in one desktop app.
What it does today
- A layer-based scene editor, with animations and ready-made widgets.
- Output shown over the screen (transparent, click-through window), in OBS as a browser source, or as a virtual camera for video calls.
- Alerts, chat and goals that react to the Twitch and YouTube events relayed by LibertyTalk.
- Builds for Windows, macOS and Linux, free and open source.