IRLwhatever gives one Android phone the camera, scene, connection, audience, and remote controls needed to run a stream outside.
This is not a camera app with a stream button. It is the control layer between your sources, your connections, your audience, and your server.
Send through SRTLA or RIST using Wi-Fi, cellular, and Moblink spare phones at the same time. Adaptive bitrate reacts as conditions change instead of pretending the street is a studio.
Mix the phone camera, selfie camera, USB cameras, and incoming RTMP sources. Position multiple PiPs, lock source roles, and switch scenes without rebuilding your stream around every shot.
Read Twitch and Kick chat with 7TV, BTTV, and FFZ emotes. Hear messages through TTS and put StreamElements alerts, browser sources, maps, and drawings directly into the composition.
Switch OBS scenes from the phone or pair the secure browser remote. Start, stop, zoom, change scenes, and monitor the session while the phone stays mounted where it belongs.
The practical pieces that usually require extra apps, browser windows, or hardware live in one deliberate interface.
SRTLA, RIST, SRT, and stream-aware adaptive bitrate.
Phone, UVC, screen, media, and distinct RTMP sources.
Move, resize, and assign each source independently.
Web, image, map, chat, alerts, widgets, and drawing layers.
Twitch and Kick chat, emotes, TTS, moderation, and alerts.
UVC capture with device-aware controls and audio routing.
Browser pairing, timed sessions, scene and camera controls.
Purpose-built lifecycle, reconnect, and teardown handling.