StreamLive Pro app for iPhone and Android: an overview
The StreamLive Pro app takes your phone camera live to several networks at once, makes Shorts and posts everywhere. Android download today; iPhone uses Safari.
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The StreamLive Pro app is the phone and tablet app of StreamLive Pro: it takes the phone camera live to every network connected in your account at once, makes 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. Today Android users install it as a direct download from streamlivepro.io/app, and iPhone users use streamlivepro.io in Safari.
This page is the map of the app: what each part does, which version has what, and where to read the details.
Where to get it today
Device
What to use today
Android phone or tablet
The app, as a direct download (APK) from /app?lang=en
iPhone
The website in Safari, until the app is public in the App Store
The app and the website are the same account: the same sign-in, connected networks, broadcasts, Shorts and plan. Nothing has to be set up twice. Installing on Android, step by step: Install the StreamLive Pro app on Android (APK).
What the app does
Go live from the phone camera. One upload from the phone; our servers send the broadcast to each network you choose. With no network chosen, the broadcast is only on your own watch link, which is a good private test. Details: Go live from the StreamLive Pro Android app.
Work during the live. Mute, Flip camera, and Chat to read messages and send one to all viewers. End stops the broadcast everywhere.
Come back after a problem. A weak connection reconnects by itself. If you leave the app, the camera pauses and you have 3 minutes to come back. If the app closes, it offers to continue the same broadcast.
Make Shorts. Pick a video from the gallery or film one, and the app turns it into edited vertical Shorts with captions. See Make Shorts from a video on your phone.
At the bottom of the app: Home, Shorts (called Videos from version 1.2.0), Create (the + button for Go live, a post or a video), Live, and Account. The Live tab opens with Go live from your phone and a Go live button, and under More ways to go live it has Schedule a live and Broadcast a recorded video.
What changes in version 1.2.0
Version 1.2.0 is the version in store review. Everything in the current Android download is in it, plus:
Landscape broadcasts. Before the live the phone can turn freely; once you are on air, the orientation you started in is kept to the end. Older versions broadcast upright only. See Go live in portrait or landscape from your phone.
A real camera through a capture card. An HDMI or SDI camera through a USB capture card, on iPads with USB-C and iPadOS 17 or later, and on Android phones whose maker supports external USB cameras. Not on iPhone: Apple does not let apps use capture cards. On a computer, use the browser studio instead: Connect an HDMI capture card to the browser studio.
iPad. Version 1.2.0 also runs on iPad as a full iPad app.
Wording. Shorts are called short videos in the app from 1.2.0.
Steps
Install or open. On Android, download the app from /app?lang=en and install it. On an iPhone, open streamlivepro.io in Safari.
Sign in. Use the same account as on the website. If you do not have one yet, create it on the website first.
Connect a network. Open Account, then your networks, and sign in to YouTube, a Facebook Page you manage, Twitch, Kick or another network.
Run a private test. On the Live tab tap Go live, leave every network unticked, and go live for a minute to your own watch link.
Go live for real. Tick the networks, write the title in "What's this broadcast about?" and tap Go live.
Make Shorts afterwards. Open Create short videos, pick the recording or another video, and let the app cut it.
What the app does not do
No prices and no payment. The app shows your plan, but nothing in it sells, shows a price or takes a payment. Help pages opened from the app hide prices too.
A camera for the computer studio only from version 1.2.0. From version 1.2.0 the app can also join the browser studio as a camera: in the studio choose Add smartphone camera and pick your phone, and approve the request on the phone (in the app: Live, This phone as a Studio camera). The Android download on /app?lang=en today is an older version without this, so until 1.2.0 is out, open the studio's link or QR code in the phone browser: Use your phone as an extra camera.
No full studio. Several cameras, guests on screen, overlays, the podcast studio, the video editor and translation are on the website.
No Record button. The temporary copy of a broadcast is removed about two hours after it ends unless the recording was kept. For a kept recording, go live from the browser studio and press Record: Recordings and storage — what is kept and for how long.
Frequently asked questions
Is the StreamLive Pro app free?
The app has no price of its own and no payment inside it. What you can do in it follows the plan of your StreamLive Pro account or the 7-day trial, managed on the website.
Is the StreamLive Pro app in the App Store or Google Play?
Not yet. Version 1.2.0 is in store review. Android users can install it today from streamlivepro.io/app; iPhone users use the website in Safari.
Can I go live to several networks at once from the app?
Yes. The phone sends one stream and our servers send it to every network you tick. How many networks one broadcast can reach depends on your plan.
Does the app work on an iPad?
Version 1.2.0 runs on iPad and comes with the App Store release. Until then, use the browser studio in Safari on the iPad.
Is it the same account as the website?
Yes. Connections, broadcasts, Shorts and plan are shared between the app and the website.