Free · open source · Windows
InstantClone
Kill stream snipers, not your stream.Change your OBS delay without restarting.
Watch it work
Arm a delay, go live on it, cut back any time.
Fill a buffer, activate it with zero glitch, and snap back to live whenever you need.
One feed, everywhere
Stream to every platform at once.
Send one OBS feed everywhere, each platform on its own, with its live bitrate.
Right where you work
ItlivesinsideOBS.
A panel docks straight into OBS, so you arm and cut without ever leaving your scene.
Tip: the panel also works from your phone on the same network, or any device if you open the port.
By the numbers
Free,opensource,readyforranked.
Free stream delay for OBS. No account, no trial, no sign-up.
Open source on GitHub. Read every line before you run it.
Built in Rust. Light on CPU and RAM, so your game keeps the frames.
Snap back to real time without dropping the stream.
Questions
Thethingspeopleaskfirst.
Can I change my stream delay without restarting OBS?
Yes. OBS locks its delay in when the stream starts, so changing it there means stopping and going live again. InstantClone sits between OBS and your platforms instead, so you can raise, lower or clear the delay while you are on air and your stream never drops.
Can I remove the delay while live, not just add it?
Yes, it goes both ways. Take the delay back down whenever you want and the stream snaps to real time in a single frame, with no glitch and no reconnect for your viewers.
Is it really free?
Free and open source under GPL-3.0, with no account, no trial and no sign-up. The whole source is on GitHub, so you can read exactly what runs on your machine, or build it yourself.
Does it stop stream snipers?
That is what most people use it for. With a delay running, anyone watching your stream is seeing the past, so they cannot use it to find you. You can add delay the moment a game gets sniped and drop it again when the round is over.
Which platforms does it work with?
One OBS feed goes out to Twitch, YouTube and Kick at the same time, each destination with its own settings. Anything that takes an RTMP key works, so it is not limited to those three.
Why does Windows warn me when I open it?
The app is not code-signed yet, because a certificate costs money the project does not take in. Windows shows that warning for any unsigned app. Every release ships with a SHA-256 checksum you can verify, and the source is public.
Get it
Readyinoneclick.
No installer, no setup. Download v0.1.14, double-click, and the dashboard opens in your browser.
What's new in v0.1.14
Hotkeys, MIDI, a password for your dashboard, and Linux
Two things in this one. First, you can finally drive the delay without leaving your game: global hotkeys and MIDI pads, both working while you're fullscreen. Second, InstantClone now runs on Linux, and the dashboard can have a password on it.
- Drive the delay without alt-tabbing
- MIDI, with a learn mode
- A password for your dashboard, if you want one
Not yet code-signed, so Windows may warn on first launch.