Product: Roadmap

When we first built our Moderation API, trust and safety meant one thing. Catch bad content before it reaches users. That's still our baseline, but the landscape has changed. Now, automated systems and AI handle most of the catching. The new challenge is proving whether the decision was accurate, and we're tackling this head-on over the next several quarters.

Moderation has quietly become one of the hardest problems in modern apps. As chat, feeds, and real-time video interactions expand globally, the challenge isn't just catching bad content; it's doing it in real time, across languages, with context, and at scale. At Stream, we've been investing deeply in solving that problem. This roadmap is a

Our teams are laser-focused on delivering features that make Stream's real-time communication APIs even faster, smarter, and easier to build with. From long-awaited analytics tools to real-time moderation capabilities, this year's roadmap introduces big steps forward across all four products: Chat, Feeds, Moderation, and Video. Below is a detailed look at what's

Apps use Stream's Activity Feeds API with hundreds to millions of users. Today, we're excited to share the third iteration of our Feeds API, Feeds v3, which builds on our scalability and expands our Activity Feeds API to include popular community features like for-you feeds, client-side SDKs, comments, activity expiration, and more, all while being 30%

Follow along with our weekly product updates for Stream Chat, Feeds, Video, and Moderation. Updates. September 28th, 2026 Chat Android added member custom data to mentions and typing events and fixed offline sends being dropped while Flutter backported StreamImageCDN, Video iOS added setAudioBitrateProfile for music mode audio capture and Android fixed background incoming-call ringing on Android 17, and Feeds tightened client-side permission checks, exposed group_size on the API, and fixed notification push for team-prefixed user ids

It's amazing to see large apps like Nextdoor, Strava, Match Group, and Patreon, as well as established brands like IBM and Adobe, rely on Stream to power their apps. Over one billion end users rely on Stream. Some of the largest apps have 100M to 250M users. We're currently growing our team faster than ever

As this month comes to a close, we thought we'd recap all of the exciting new features and improvements we made across Stream Video and Moderation. Introducing the VP9 SVC Codec We're excited to announce that VP9 SVC is now available in our JavaScript, React, and React Native SDKs. With this advanced codec, users can experience significant improvements in video reliability and performance, including

As September comes to a close, we thought we'd recap all of the exciting new features and improvements we made across Stream Video, Chat, Feeds, and Moderation this month. Improved Video Calling & Usage-by-Bandwidth Tracking in the Dashboard Thanks to Dynascale, Stream automatically detects the displayed video resolution and adjusts based on CPU and