Request a publish code
A code lets you broadcast on Wallflower. It is not an account: there is no name, no email and no password, and nothing you do here is recorded against you.
Your browser will spend a few seconds on a small puzzle first. That is only there to stop scripts requesting thousands of codes — it is not a test of anything about you.
Your publish code:
Open the broadcast page with itSave it somewhere. We cannot look it up or send it again — we did not keep a copy.
What we know about you
Nothing that we chose to learn. We do not store your code, so there is no record connecting you to anything you broadcast. Cloudflare, which serves this page, does see the IP address you connect from — here and again when you broadcast. If that matters to you, use a VPN or Tor for both. We would rather tell you that than imply a protection we cannot provide.
What a code does and does not do
It admits you to broadcast. It does not decrypt anything: your stream is encrypted in your own browser with a key that lives only in the link you share, which never reaches us. A code being shared, stolen or expired changes nothing about who can watch your stream.
Codes expire and are simply requested again. If a stream is reported and we act on it, we can stop that broadcast — we still cannot watch it or say what it contained.