Streaming Hub
Streaming Hub 0.1

Installation and first launch

Download Streaming Hub, start it on Windows, and learn the main areas of the interface.

Alpha
Verified withStreaming Hub: 0.1.2.1

Before you start

  • Use 64-bit Windows 10 version 22H2 or newer, or Windows 11.
  • Allow at least 4 GB of RAM and 500 MB of free storage.
  • Back up any existing Streaming Hub projects before opening them in a newer Public Alpha build.

Install Streaming Hub

  1. Open the Download page.
  2. For a first installation, download the Full Alpha Bundle. It includes Streaming Hub and the official plugins listed for that release.
The Full Alpha Bundle is the simplest starting point for a new installation.

If you already manage plugins separately, use App Only and download only the integrations you need.

App Only and individual plugin packages are available for custom installations.
  1. Review the release requirements and compare the downloaded file's SHA-256 value with the value shown on the site.
Use the requirements and checksum published for the exact package you download.
  1. Extract the ZIP archive to a folder where you can keep the application files together.
  2. Open the extracted folder and run Streaming-HUB.exe. Do not run the application directly from inside the ZIP archive.
Extract the complete package before starting Streaming Hub.

First launch

When the main window opens, use a test project while learning the application. The central workspace contains the tools used to receive an event, configure an automation, and run its steps.

The main areas of the Streaming Hub interface. Select the image to enlarge it.
  • Main menu: project, editing, view, and application commands.
  • Workspace tabs: switch between Automations, Macros, Statistics, integrations, and other installed workspaces.
  • Signal navigator: select the event that starts the current automation.
  • Signal Context: open the selected signal's settings and test context.
  • Step navigator: select or reorder the steps executed by the automation.
  • Step Details: configure the selected step.
  • Side panels: open supporting tools such as Variables.
  • Logs: inspect application and automation activity.
  • Status bar: check project, connection, and live-state information.

This is only a quick orientation. See the User Interface documentation for the detailed interface guide.

Result

Streaming Hub is extracted, starts successfully, and you can identify the main areas needed for the next steps.

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