# Using streams

You can access streams' data either through the web UI or using one of our clients.

### View streams in the UI

You can find the list of available streams together with the information about it in the [**Registry**](https://streams.proxima.one). It can give you a quick preview and allow you to find the data you need manually. However, if you want to process stream events programmatically you should use a streaming client.

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Proxima stream registry
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### Streaming clients

The following clients are available right now:

* [TypeScript client](https://github.com/proxima-one/stream-client-js) (Node.js runtime);
* [Go client](https://github.com/proxima-one/streamdb-client-go), that mostly mimics the TypeScript client API;
* TypeScript client for web — coming soon...

You can find detailed information on how to use each client in its README file.

### User Portal

There is also an app to manage your API keys, keep track of usage, and control request limits:

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