Built with MoQ

Ultra-low-latency live streaming platform running MoQ in commercial production since mid-2025. Its H5Live player enables Media over QUIC by default with automatic fallback, and nanocosmos has published the first public MoQ performance dataset drawn from paying-customer traffic across six regions.

Hosted ultra-low-latency streaming platform with MoQ integrated across the delivery path, bridged to established contribution formats — SDI, MPEG-TS, RTMP, SRT. Notable for carrying DRM, AV1, multi-track audio, subtitles, and ABR over MoQ, which most implementations do not yet support.

Hosted multiview for esports broadcasts, delivered over Media over QUIC and embedded with a single iframe. Send feeds by SRT, RTMP, or browser camera and get back a resizable multi-angle player that viewers can rearrange without interrupting playback.

Fully managed end-to-end MoQ streaming offering from Red5, operating at global scale on CacheFly's CDN. Launched as a limited beta with general commercial availability targeted for summer 2026. For the self-hosted server, see Red5 Pro in the directory.

B2B video distribution over MoQ, aimed at delivering content to affiliates rather than to consumers. Multi-track publish/subscribe lets each affiliate subscribe only to the tracks it needs, with integrated analytics and backward compatibility with MPEG-2 TS workflows.

Production-grade MoQ cloud primitive on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for high-volume live workloads, with regional failover, autoscaling, and proximity-aware relay placement. Accepts traditional SRT and HLS-over-CMAF feeds and converts at the edge for backwards compatibility.