Update your schedule once. Your handle becomes a live answer, not a stale link-in-bio: streaming right now → it points at your stream. Offline → it shows exactly when you're back. Viewers, apps, and AI agents all resolve the same truth — who are /u/, and are /u/ on?
You do the work. The platform decides who finds out.
Platform "live" alerts reach whoever the feed feels like showing today. Your most loyal viewers find the VOD tomorrow — if they find it at all.
Twitch/Kick panel, YouTube banner, Discord pin, X bio, Linktree. Change one stream time and four of them are now lying for you.
It's a static list. It points at the same places at 4 a.m. as it does mid-stream. The one moment attention matters most, it does nothing different.
Your presence is published as verified SRV/TXT records under your handle — the same service-discovery machinery that keeps datacenters honest, pointed at a person. Short TTLs mean most resolvers pick up changes within a minute or two — some cache longer (that's DNS) — and the link viewers actually click routes through our live edge, so it's never stale.
in development · founding accessAnything that can do a DNS lookup — a browser, a Discord bot, a follower's AI assistant — can answer "is /u/chris on right now, and where?" No app install, no platform API keys, no polling your five bios.
And it's yours to gate: presence is opt-in and exactly as coarse as you want. Publish "live on Twitch" without publishing where you are, when you sleep, or anything you didn't choose to sign.
username.md/u/you becomes the one link in every bio — the only URL you'll ever have to update nowhere.
Your stream times publish as signed TXT records plus a human-readable schedule page. Change it in one place; every surface that resolves your handle updates with it.
Flip your presence with one call — API, dashboard, or stream-tool integration. Your click-through link updates instantly; DNS answers roll over from "next: friday" to "live: Twitch, right now" within about a minute as caches expire (some resolvers hold on longer — that's DNS, and we won't pretend otherwise).
The same link routes by reality: live → your stream. Offline → your schedule and latest upload. Your audience's tools can finally subscribe to you, not to five platforms.
You define the chain. Presence decides which link in it answers. Nobody lands on a dead "offline" page again.
The handle and schedule page ride the standard $9 handle purchase. The presence machinery is the creator tier.
$9 founding — you own it; full refund if we don't ship by 2026-09-30.
DNS tells the internet within a minute or two. The API tells it now. We can't repeal DNS caching — so the paid path skips it.
In development — founding creators get first access and lock founding pricing. Interested? [email protected]
Claim your handle for $9 and reply to your confirmation with "creator" — founding creators shape the presence spec and get it first.
Claim your handle — $9