Real-time multi-camera video stitching on an NVIDIA GPU, with AI calibration, recording and live streaming.
Beta testers wanted
MAST Stitching Studio
Several cameras become one seamless panorama, live on your NVIDIA GPU. Calibrate automatically or with AI, crop, then broadcast or record — from one desktop app.
Windows 10/11 · Ubuntu 24.04 · NVIDIA GPU
Live on the GPU — calibrate once, then every frame is stitched and encoded on your graphics card while you broadcast.
What it does
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Calibrate
Automatic, with AI, or with points you pick. Add the cameras in any order — MAST puts them left to right.
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Broadcast
RTSP, WebRTC and HLS from one click, with the sound of a file or camera. If the stream server stops, viewers get the picture back by themselves.
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Record
Save the panorama as an MP4 or MKV video, or as one JPEG picture.
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AI agents
An MCP server and a command line come with the app, so Claude, Codex or Cursor can run the studio. You decide what they may do.
Inputs
📷USB webcams — found again when you plug them back in
🌐RTSP cameras and stream URLs
🎞️Video files — looped, decoded on the GPU
🖼️Still pictures
Requirements
- System
- Windows 10/11 (64-bit), Ubuntu 24.04, Linux Mint 22
- GPU
- NVIDIA, GTX 10 series or newer
- Account
- A marearts.com account to sign in to the app
- Updates
- The app installs new versions for you
Join the beta
Beta tester
- A licence for the whole test period
- Every update, installed by the app
- A direct line to the team: tell us what to fix first
Buying opens after the beta.
