Created to bring us together
Be Square is built for interactivity. As a fan you're tired of passively watching a livestream with no way to show your appreciation to the musicians, comedians or performers you're watching. As a performer, you're tired of playing to a camera, with no idea how your audience is feeling.
We believe the experience of a great performance is fundamental to who we are as people. By allowing audiences and performers to connect remotely in real time, we are creating an immersive and inspiring real-time event.
The platform is not intended to replace live performance but to push the streaming and virtual performance landscape to a new level.
Be Square is the only platform that allows friends to interact in real time with each other in groups of up to six, whilst also watching and interacting in real-time with the performers.
Be Square performers can see, hear and interact with their audience in real time.
We believe great performances are created when the audience and performer are as one, sharing the energy and vibe together.
Audiences can attend Be Square shows alone or in groups of up to six people.
Allowing them to be with friends and enjoy the performance together whilst hearing the rest of the audience gives the user a near real-life event experience.
Be Square performers can see, hear and interact with their audience in real time.
We believe great performances are created when the audience and performer are as one, sharing the energy and vibe together.
Audiences can attend Be Square shows alone or in groups of up to six people.
Allowing them to be with friends and enjoy the performance together whilst hearing the rest of the audience gives the user a near real-life event experience.
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