Overview
- Built by London-based developer Steven Irby, the free web app lets viewers join channels mid-stream with a 24-hour program grid.
- Coverage broadly cites more than 40 themed channels at launch, while TechCrunch reports access to 175 YouTube channels and 25 music playlists.
- Playback mirrors live TV constraints by disallowing skipping, rewinding or pausing, according to Gizmodo's hands-on.
- The static Next.js site uses PartyKit and Cloudflare, plays YouTube embeds with ads, and refreshes channel data daily via GitHub Actions.
- Irby says the site topped 10,000 views on its first day and he hopes to bring the experience to TV platforms as the project evolves.