Your links.
Your stream.
One page.

atme.tv gives a live streamer one page that holds every link they have and embeds their stream automatically the moment they go live. A visitor who arrives while the creator is streaming lands on the stream itself rather than on a list of links.

A link in bio page is a list of links. An atme.tv page is that list plus a live player. When the creator goes live on YouTube or Twitch the stream mounts at the top of the page on its own, with no button to press and nothing for the creator to update.

Yes. Claiming a page, customising it, the live embed, the shop, the gear list and the media kit are all free. The paid side is the atme creator network, where sponsors pay for placements on stream overlays, and every campaign there is opt in.

YouTube and Twitch. YouTube is the default because detecting a live stream there needs no credentials. A page shows one player even when the creator multistreams to several platforms at once.

Social links, subscription and support buttons such as Ko-fi, Patreon and PayPal, a shop for merch they sell themselves, a gear list of the equipment they actually use, their recent YouTube community posts, a schedule line and a media kit for brands.

No. A page can be claimed with a display name and a password, or by signing in with the platform you stream on. There is no email verification step.

Yes. A custom domain can be pointed at an atme.tv page, and it then serves the same page and the same editor from the creator's own address.

Sponsor campaigns run on the creator's stream overlay rather than on the web page, because the audience is watching on YouTube or Twitch. Creators opt in per campaign, campaigns are targeted by category and by a minimum measured live audience, and every placement is disclosed as paid promotion.