Arcana Stream is an automated streaming platform designed to broadcast pre-recorded video content continuously across multiple live platforms. Its primary function is to turn an existing library of video on demand (VOD) files into a 24/7 live channel that operates without manual intervention. The service is hosted on high-availability servers based in Switzerland, complying with FADP and GDPR data protection standards, and is intended for content creators who want to maintain a constant presence on Twitch, YouTube, TikTok, Kick, and other streaming services. The platform offers a suite of features centered on automated scheduling and multi-platform distribution. Users can upload, trim, and program their VODs into a single schedule through a browser-based interface, eliminating the need for local encoding software. The system handles the restreaming process, enabling simultaneous broadcasting to multiple platforms from one configuration. It also includes built-in monetization capabilities, allowing channels to earn through subscriptions, donations, and ad breaks while the broadcaster is offline. A built-in VOD library provides a central location to manage and organize content. Typical use cases involve creators who have existing video content and wish to maintain viewership during off hours without running a local computer or streaming software. The workflow is straightforward: users drag and drop video files or import them directly from YouTube and Twitch, arrange them in a scheduled lineup, and then go live. The platform automatically compresses uploads and handles the broadcast cycle, ensuring the channel is active around the clock. This setup is particularly useful for streamers who want to scale their channel presence without dedicating time to manual live streaming. Technical details include a fully cloud-based architecture that removes the need for open broadcast software (OBS) or ongoing PC operation. The service is accessible through a web browser and supports direct import from other streaming services. All data and streams are processed on servers located in Switzerland, providing a specific jurisdictional framework for data sovereignty. The platform positions itself as a standalone solution that replaces multiple separate tools typically used for restreaming and scheduling.