Multistream app for Android: live to several networks
The StreamLive Pro app for Android sends your phone camera live to YouTube, a Facebook Page, Twitch, Kick and more at once. Direct download today, not in Google Play yet.
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The StreamLive Pro app for Android takes your phone camera live to several networks at once: you tick YouTube, a Facebook Page, Twitch, Kick or other connected networks, tap Go live, and the phone sends one stream that our servers send to each of them. It is not in Google Play yet (version 1.2.0 is in review), so today you install it as a direct download from streamlivepro.io/app.
Before you start
An Android phone or tablet with room for a file of about 150 MB.
Networks connected. In the app or on the website, sign in to each network once: YouTube, a Facebook Page you manage (not a group or a personal profile), Twitch, Kick and others: Connect YouTube, Facebook and more from the phone app.
The network's own rules. YouTube asks you to verify the channel and have no live streaming restrictions in the past 90 days (YouTube Help: Get started with live streaming, checked 5 November 2026); the first time live is enabled on a channel can take up to 24 hours.
How many networks one broadcast can reach depends on your plan. The app shows your plan but never prices.
A charger and Wi-Fi for anything longer than a few minutes.
Steps
Open the Live tab. Tap Live at the bottom of the app. The screen says Go live from your phone, "To every network you choose, in one tap".
Tap Go live. The camera screen opens with the check Before you go live: connection, networks, microphone, battery, temperature and Do Not Disturb.
Choose the destinations. Tap Choose destinations and tick the networks for this broadcast. The app starts with the networks you used last time on this phone, or none; it never ticks every network for you. With none ticked, the broadcast is only on your own link.
Write the title. In "What's this broadcast about?" type the title the networks will show.
Turn on Do Not Disturb. The check offers Turn on, so calls and notifications do not pop up over the camera.
Tap Go live. The app shows Setting up your broadcast and Connecting to the networks. If one network refuses, the app names it and the broadcast goes on everywhere else and on your watch page.
Work during the live. Mute, Flip camera between the front and back camera, and Chat to read messages and send one to all viewers.
End. Tap End and confirm End the broadcast?. It stops on every network.
A 3-minute grace. If you switch to another app, the camera stops and the broadcast is paused. Come back within 3 minutes and it reconnects by itself; after that it ends.
Reconnect. On a weak connection the app keeps trying in the background and shows Reconnect if the connection does not come back.
Continue after a crash. If the app closes in the middle, the next time you open it, it says Your broadcast is still on and offers Continue broadcasting or End the broadcast. Viewers stay where they are.
Version 1.2.0, in Google Play review now, adds two things to everything above:
Landscape. Before the live the phone turns freely; on air the orientation you started in is kept. The current download broadcasts upright only. See Go live in portrait or landscape from your phone.
A capture card. An HDMI or SDI camera through a USB capture card, on Android phones whose maker supports external USB cameras. The app tells you if your phone sees the card but cannot open it as a camera. A USB-C hub with charging keeps the phone powered, because the card takes the only port.
What can go wrong
Symptom
Likely cause
Fix
"This network blocks live video" in the check
The Wi-Fi blocks live video traffic
Switch to mobile data or another Wi-Fi
"The camera or microphone is in use by another app"