Run the stream from your Android phone

Chat without opening the laptop

Live is the channels you already connected. Send a message as the channel. If you moderate, timeout, ban, and delete are on that screen too. Events and viewers sit next to chat, so a raid does not mean walking back to the desk just to see who it was.

A deck of the Actions you already built

Deck is for Actions that do not wait on someone typing a command. Turn one on and it shows up as a tile. Add or manage picks which of those keys live on the phone. A transition, a sound, a scene change: whatever you already made in Actions.

The Studio scene, from the couch

Produce is the Studio desk on the phone. Drag a layer, switch the scene, show or hide an element, and ride mute and volume. Studio on the computer still captures, encodes, and sends that picture to every destination you turned on. Admins can start or stop that Studio broadcast from the phone.

The phone as a camera

Put a Phone source on the current Studio scene, stay on the same Wi-Fi, and tap Send camera. The mic comes with it. Walk around the room. Studio composites that feed and owns go-live. Take the source off the scene and the camera stops. That shot stays a Studio source.

Or go live from the phone camera

Admins can also go live from the phone camera itself, to one Twitch, YouTube, or Kick channel. Set the title and category, then send. One destination. When you want all of them at once, that is still Studio.

Home is the landing, not chat

Open the app and you land on Home. Community, messages, hours, followers, which day landed, which game did the work. Open StreamChum jumps back to the control panel. The tabs under that are the ones your role can actually use.

Get it on Android

Sign up for the Android beta from Betas in StreamChum. That page is where the install link starts.