The StreamLive Pro app is the phone and tablet app of StreamLive Pro: live to several networks from the phone camera, Shorts, posts. Not in the stores yet.
The StreamLive Pro app is the official phone and tablet app of StreamLive Pro, the live streaming service at streamlivepro.io. It sends your phone camera live to every network connected in your account at once, makes captioned Shorts from a video, and publishes posts to your networks. It is not public in the App Store or Google Play yet (version 1.2.0 is in store review); Android users can install it today from streamlivepro.io/app, and iPhone users use the website in Safari.
All three use the same StreamLive Pro account. Other companies make products with similar names, including hardware; StreamLive Pro is the service at streamlivepro.io (Is StreamLive Pro a hardware mixer? No: three products, similar names).
The app is for people who want to go live or publish from the phone without a computer: a talk from a hall, a class, a shop window, an event, a quick update. It is not a full production studio. Several cameras, guests on screen, overlays, the podcast studio and the video editor stay on the website, where the browser studio runs on a computer or an iPad.
| Term | What it means in the StreamLive Pro app |
|---|---|
| Multistream | One live broadcast sent to several networks at once. The phone uploads once; our servers send a copy to each network |
| Destination | A network, Page or channel the broadcast goes to. You tick them before Go live (Choose destinations) |
| Watch page or own link | Your StreamLive Pro page for the broadcast. With no destination ticked, the broadcast is only there |
| Connection | A network linked to your account by signing in to it. The same connections are used by the app and the website |
| Before you go live | The check screen before a live: connection, networks, microphone, battery, temperature and Do Not Disturb |
| Reconnect | The button that appears when the connection does not come back by itself |
| Shorts (short videos from 1.2.0) | Vertical clips cut from a longer video, with captions burned in |
| Shorts style | Optional settings for new Shorts: captions, caption language, music, sound effects, cutaway video (B-roll), accent colour, brand logo |
| Publish everywhere | Post one video, picture or text to several networks, now or scheduled |
| Capture card | A USB device that brings an HDMI or SDI camera into a device. In the app from version 1.2.0 only, on supported iPads and Android phones |
| Question | Answer (5 November 2026) |
|---|---|
| In the App Store | No. Version 1.2.0 is in review |
| In Google Play | No. Version 1.2.0 is in review |
| Android | A direct download (APK) from /app?lang=en, about 150 MB |
| iPhone | Use streamlivepro.io in Safari |
| iPad | Use the browser studio in Safari; version 1.2.0 runs on iPad too |
| Prices in the app | None. The app shows your plan and never sells anything |
Installing on Android: Install the StreamLive Pro app on Android (APK). Going live from a phone browser instead: Go live from your phone.
When you tap Go live, the app sets up a broadcast in your account, connects the phone to our live servers, and starts sending. Our servers then send the stream to each network you ticked, so the phone's upload stays the same whether you choose one network or several. If one network refuses, the app names it and the others keep going. If you leave the app, the camera pauses and the broadcast waits 3 minutes for you. If the app closes, it offers to continue the same broadcast when you open it again.
Shorts work the other way round: you pick a video, the app uploads it, and our servers find the moments, crop them to vertical, add captions in the style you chose, and notify you when they are ready.
You do not need the app to go live from a phone: the website in Safari or Chrome can do it too. The app adds things a browser tab does not do as well. It checks the connection, microphone, battery and temperature before the live, keeps the broadcast for 3 minutes when you step out of the app, offers to continue the same broadcast after the app closed, sends a notification when Shorts are ready, and keeps uploads going while you use other parts of the app. The browser is the right choice on an iPhone today, and on any phone where you do not want to install anything.
For example, a teacher who streams a weekly class from a phone on a tripod can use the app on Android, tick YouTube and a Facebook Page, and cut Shorts from the class the same evening without opening a computer.
No. The StreamLive Pro app is for phones and tablets. StreamLive Pro Studio is a desktop app for Windows and Mac that is not released yet. Both use the same account.
No. You sign in with your StreamLive Pro account, and your connections, broadcasts and Shorts are already there.
Not yet. It is not public in the App Store. Until it is, go live and publish from streamlivepro.io in Safari.
The same team that runs StreamLive Pro at streamlivepro.io. Download it only from streamlivepro.io/app until it is in the stores.
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