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Everything you need to go live, in plain language. New to IRL streaming? Start at the top and work down.
Quick start
Every screen in the app, in the order you meet it: signing in, adding a destination, the camera screen, settings, bonding a second phone, going live, and ending a stream. The guides below go deeper on one thing at a time.
Read the quick startGet set up
Go live from your phone
The whole thing, start to finish: link a destination, pick your camera, tap go live. Around five minutes the first time.
Read guideGetting startedConnect an action camera
Point a wireless action camera at the app over RTMP and rebroadcast it live, with no re-encode and nothing extra to carry.
Read guideTroubleshootingStream keeps dropping
Work through it in order: is it the network or the phone, what to lower first, and when the honest answer is that there is nothing to connect to.
Read guideLearn the basics
What is IRL streaming
IRL streaming explained in plain English: what it is, what people stream, and how one phone can do it all, no backpack required.
Read guideConnectionWhat is bonding
A plain-English look at connection bonding, and why it keeps your IRL stream rock solid on the move.
Read guideProtocolsWhat is RTMP
The classic way to go live on Twitch and YouTube, explained in plain English, and why it struggles out in the real world.
Read guideProtocolsWhat is SRT
The modern protocol built to keep your stream alive over shaky mobile data, explained without the jargon.
Read guideProtocolsWhat is SRTLA
SRT with a safety net. Combine several connections into one stream so a single dead spot never takes you offline.
Read guideProtocolsWhat is SSTL
The transport we wrote ourselves. What a bonding transport actually has to do, and why owning both ends of it lets it react faster.
Read guideProtocolsRTMP vs SRT vs SRTLA
Three streaming protocols, one plain-English comparison, and why IRL streaming needs bonding, not just SRTLA.
Read guideQuality settingsWhat is bitrate
What bitrate means, why higher is not always better, and the right numbers for streaming over mobile data.
Read guideQuality settingsWhat is latency
What stream latency is, why low latency makes chat feel live, and the tradeoff to balance on mobile.
Read guideQuality settingsH.264 vs H.265
What a codec does, and whether to pick H.264 or H.265 for a cleaner IRL stream on less data.
Read guideQuality settingsResolution & frame rate
720p or 1080p, 30 or 60 fps: what these settings do and the safe defaults for mobile IRL streaming.
Read guideConnectionData usage
Roughly how much mobile data an IRL stream uses per hour, what drives it, and how to use less.
Read guideConnection3G, 4G & 5G
When to reach for 3G, 4G, or 5G on a stream: stability, everyday speed, and getting through the crowd.
Read guideWays to stream
Stream from anywhere
IRL streaming is not just for the outdoors. One phone, one app: house tours, cooking, repairs, or a desk chat, all live with low latency.
Read guideWhat to streamSports & motorsport
Mount a wireless action camera on a shoulder rig or on your car. The phone bonds the connection and takes you live.
Read guideWhat to streamWalk and talk
You, your phone, and your community, out and about. The original IRL format, one tap to go live.
Read guideWhat to streamTravel & vlogging
Take your viewers on the trip with you, from city walks to airports to the road. One phone, bonded and live.
Read guideWhat to streamFood tours
Markets, street food, and hidden gems. Take your chat along and make them hungry, one phone, no gear.
Read guideWhat to streamFishing & outdoors
Long, calm sessions by the water or on the trail. Bond your connection on your phone and stay live, powered up, out in nature.
Read guideWhat to streamFestivals & events
Concerts, conventions, and meetups. Bond your connections on your phone and keep a stable stream out of a packed crowd.
Read guideWhat to streamFitness & running
Bring your chat along for the run, the ride, or the session. One phone, hands-free, live in seconds.
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