IRL Broadcasting and Screencasting from your phone
Go live over IRL+ BOND, RTMP, SRT, UDP or SRTLA, bond cellular, Wi-Fi and Ethernet into one connection, and read your chat over the top of it all.
Put the front camera over the rear feed, or mix in a USB, RTMP or SRT camera. Run them at the same time, drag them anywhere, pinch to resize, swap with one button, and style the frame to suit the shot.
Picture-in-Picture
Frame styling and colour pickerA native Android app for going live from a phone, whether that means broadcasting from its cameras, casting the screen to OBS, or bonding several connections into one stream that survives a walk through a dead spot.
Everything needed to get a stable picture out of a phone and into your stream.
Live from the phone's cameras over IRL+ BOND, RTMP, SRT, UDP or SRTLA.
Send the phone's screen to OBS, or straight out to a local machine.
Combine cellular, Wi-Fi and relays so one dropout does not end the stream.
Read your chat over the stream, with no account needed.
Bring another camera into the Broadcaster over USB or your local network.
Several cameras at once, arranged how you want them.
See what the network is actually doing while you are live.
Know what a stream is costing you in data, charge and heat.
For the moments you would rather not broadcast.
Pick your source and watch the level before you go live.
Learn where your usual routes fall over, before they do it live.
Every session recorded, with the numbers that matter.
SRT & RTMP Inputs
Privacy Mode
Broadcaster Settings
BOND is built by us, for IRL+, around the way mobile connections actually fail. It carries your stream across cellular, Wi-Fi and Ethernet at the same time, and keeps the picture up when one of them gives out.
A connection that starts to struggle is rested before it glitches the stream, then brought back in once it recovers.
The frames that matter most go down two connections at once, so losses stop greying out the picture.
When a network dies, whatever was still in the air is resent on the survivors immediately, rather than after a request comes back.
A connection that drops and returns is trusted again straight away, instead of slowly earning its place back.
Traffic is split by what each network can genuinely carry, measured continuously, and lost packets are rebuilt from what already arrived.
Every packet is sealed, and each connection negotiates its own keys.
Pick BOND when adding a connection in the app to start a trial using the link that appears.
Four ways out, and the tools to keep the picture up when one of them struggles.
Twitch and Kick, merged into one movable window on top of the Broadcaster. No account needed to read along.
Control your scenes from the phone, and carry your setup between devices.
OBS Control