Play your PC games on any screen at home.
Install Spelastream on your gaming PC. Then open it in a browser on a phone, tablet, laptop or TV, and play the games you already own on Steam, GOG and Epic.
Three steps
- DownloadUse the button above. It saves SpelastreamSetup.exe to your Downloads folder.
- Run itOpen the file. Windows may show a blue warning first. That is normal, and the next section explains it.
- Click InstallSpelastream sets itself up and shows the address to type on your other devices.
If Windows says “Windows protected your PC”
This warning is expected, and you can get past it.
Windows shows this blue screen for any program it hasn’t seen very often. Programs from big companies get a trusted label by paying for a “code-signing certificate”, which costs hundreds of dollars a year. Spelastream is a small free app and doesn’t have one. So Windows is cautious, even though nothing is wrong.
To go ahead:
- Click More info on the blue window.
- Then click Run anyway.
You don’t have to take our word for it. Spelastream checks every update it installs against a digital signature, and it refuses anything that doesn’t match. If you want to check the file you downloaded, compare its SHA-256 with this one. In PowerShell, run Get-FileHash $HOME\Downloads\SpelastreamSetup.exe.
Shown here once the download is published.What you need
- A Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC, 64-bit, to run your games.
- At least one game from Steam, GOG or Epic on that PC.
- Your other devices on the same home network (Wi-Fi or cable) as the PC.
Your privacy
Spelastream runs on your own PC. Your games, your game list and your video stay in your home. The only thing our address service stores is your PC’s private network name (the short address that looks like abc123.spelastream.com), so your devices can find it with a secure connection. Privacy page