Vivo allows users to easily create live web broadcasts and invite others to watch with just a few steps. Users are able to create and customize their own password-protected, private pages for their events. Pages can also include chat, broadcast schedules, multiple camera angles, and document sharing.
Vivo has been used by customers across the United States, including the Consumer Electronics Association and HarperCollins, as well as by Pittsburgh-based organizations like Innovation Works and the Heinz Endowments. Live events have been broadcast over the web to viewers around the world.
Vivo was also one of six technologies funded by Innovation Works' AlphaLab incubator program in 2009. The application has been covered by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette in two feature articles: Tech firm Vivo helps you 'be there' (virtually) when you're not there and 'Mini' group, local firm team up for broadcast
A list of a user's live events.
Customization page for a live event. From this area, page colors and images can be changed. Features like chat, document sharing, and broadcast schedules can be added to the page through a simple to use checkbox interface.
An example of a highly customized page for a music festival.
Vivo includes advanced e-commerce functionality. Users to the service are offered a 30-day trial period before normal billing cycles begin.
Vivo can seamlessly integrate into existing websites to ensure that the broadcaster's brand is preserved while displaying high quality live video.
An example of a live event integrated into an existing website.
