

With Caffeine you can engage in real-time with the broadcaster or your viewers - no more long delays when chatting. “We are actively listening to our user base and collecting thoughtful feedback to help refine the Caffeine experience and prioritize upcoming features.”Ĭaffeine is a social broadcasting platform for gaming, entertainment, and the creative arts. How are you planning on involving the Community in your development process? “Caffeine is currently free to use and we have no plans to charge broadcasters to use it.” Will this software be priced differently during and after Early Access? Please see the "About Us" section for more details.” “Users can broadcast their content in real-time and have the potential to earn money with no partnership program. What is the current state of the Early Access version? “We will soon allow users to apply to cash out their Credits earned into real money.” How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version? “We plan to be in pre-release until later this year.”

We are listening closeley and collecting all thoughtful feedback on the paltform to help refine and prioritize upcoming features.”Īpproximately how long will this software be in Early Access? We're excited to invite new users into our pre-release and give Caffeine a spin. We built our tech from the ground up and think there are many challenges and exciting opportunitues with real-time broadcasting. It comes as a compressed file.“At Caffeine, we're trying to reimagine the world of live broadcasting. Regardless, this was a great way to keep a computer from lapsing into sleep.Ĭaffeine is freeware. While this doesn't hurt its overall excellence, a timer or scheduler might be a smart inclusion. Caffeine is so simple and basic that it offers no features, special or otherwise. Since that was what was supposed to happen (or not happen) it is obviously an effective way to keep your screen open. We had no way to prove or disprove whether the keystroke happened, but the program lived up to its billing: we left the computer idle for several minutes, which normally would have resulted in the screensaver kicking in, and nothing happened. The program's description claims it simulated a keystroke once a minute in order to keep our computer from going to sleep. It's pretty much impossible to be confused with such a simple layout. Caffeine basically has only an on/off switch. We enjoyed this program's interface, because it didn't try to overextend itself. It's handy for times when you don't want a screensaver but also don't want to change your desktop settings. Like a strong cup of coffee, the program prevents your screensaver from kicking in without your having to disable the screensaver itself.

Caffeine keeps a computer from locking up or falling asleep by regularly simulating keystrokes.
