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StreamLive Pro app: questions and answers

Answers about the StreamLive Pro app: App Store and Google Play status, the Android download, iPhone, iPad, going live, Shorts, capture cards and the account.

Updated November 5, 2026 · 3 min read

The StreamLive Pro app is the phone and tablet app of StreamLive Pro for going live from the phone camera to several networks at once, making Shorts and publishing posts. 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 streamlivepro.io in Safari.

Below are the questions people ask most, grouped by subject. Each answer says what works today and, where it matters, from which version.

Getting the app

The Android app is a direct download (APK) of about 150 MB from /app?lang=en. Android asks once to allow installs from your browser; after that you install and sign in with the same account as the website. Full steps: Install the StreamLive Pro app on Android (APK). Because it is not in Google Play, the store does not update it: small fixes arrive inside the app when you open it, and a new version is downloaded again from the same page.

On an iPhone there is no app to install today. The website in Safari does the same main jobs: going live, publishing, checking results. See Go live from your phone.

Going live

On the Live tab, tap Go live, tick the networks under Choose destinations, write the title in "What's this broadcast about?" and tap Go live again. Before the live, the Before you go live screen checks the connection, your networks, the microphone, battery, temperature and Do Not Disturb. During the live you have Mute, Flip camera, Chat and End. Details: Go live from the StreamLive Pro Android app.

Versions at a glance

Networks and permissions

The app goes live to the networks connected in your account: YouTube, a Facebook Page you manage, Twitch, Kick and others. You connect them by signing in on the network's own page, inside the app or on the website: Connect YouTube, Facebook and more from the phone app. Each network keeps its 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), and the first time live is enabled on a channel can take up to 24 hours.

The app asks for the camera and microphone the first time you go live. If you refused, the app shows Open Settings so you can allow them there.

Shorts and posts

Create Shorts (Create short videos from version 1.2.0) turns a video from the gallery, or one you film now, into vertical Shorts with captions: Make Shorts from a video on your phone. Publish everywhere sends one post to several networks: Publish a post to every network from the phone app.

What stays on the website

The browser studio with several cameras and guests, overlays, the podcast studio, the video editor and translation are on the website. A phone joins the browser studio as an extra camera from the phone browser, by the studio's link or QR code, or from version 1.2.0 of the app: Use your phone as an extra camera.

When to contact support

If the app will not install, will not sign in, or a broadcast fails in the same way twice, write to [email protected]. Send the phone model, the Android or iOS version, the app version (Account screen), the time it happened and a screenshot of the message.

Frequently asked questions

Is the StreamLive Pro app in the App Store?

Not yet. Version 1.2.0 is in store review. On an iPhone, use streamlivepro.io in Safari until the app is public.

Is it in Google Play?

Not yet. Version 1.2.0 is in review there too. Until then, install the Android app directly from streamlivepro.io/app.

Is the Android download safe?

Download it only from streamlivepro.io/app. That is the file we publish. Play Protect may offer to scan it, which is normal for apps installed outside the store.

Do I need the app to go live from a phone?

No. The phone browser can go live too. The app adds a check before the live, a 3-minute grace when you leave it, and continuing the same broadcast after the app closed.

Can I go live to YouTube, Facebook, Twitch and Kick at once?

Yes, if they are connected and your plan allows that many networks in one broadcast. Facebook means a Page you manage, not a group or a personal profile.

Can I go live to only my own link?

Yes. Leave every network unticked. The broadcast is then only on your own StreamLive Pro watch page, which is a good private test.

Can I broadcast in landscape?

From version 1.2.0. Before the live the phone turns freely, and the orientation you go live in is kept until the end. Earlier versions broadcast upright only.

Can I connect a real camera to the app?

From version 1.2.0, through a USB capture card, on an iPad with USB-C and iPadOS 17 or later, or on an Android phone whose maker supports external USB cameras. Not on iPhone, because Apple does not allow it.

Does the app record my broadcast?

There is no Record button in the app. The temporary copy is removed about two hours after the broadcast unless the recording was kept. For a kept recording, go live from the browser studio and press Record.

Can I buy or change a plan in the app?

No. The app shows your plan but has no prices and no payment. Plans are managed on the website.

Can the app be a camera for my computer studio?

From version 1.2.0, yes: the studio sends a request to the phone and you approve it in the app. The Android download available today is an older version, so until 1.2.0 is out, open the studio's link or QR code in the phone browser.

Is my data the same in the app and on the website?

Yes. Connections, broadcasts, Shorts, posts and plan belong to your account, so they appear in both.

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