You do not have to be outdoors

IRL streaming has an outdoors reputation, but your phone works just as well from the couch. The low latency means you can chat with viewers in real time, whatever you point the camera at, and whatever is on your screen.

Low latency changes what you can do

SRT and SRTLA are low latency, which means the gap between what you do and what your viewers see is small. That is the whole point outdoors, but it is just as useful indoors. You can read chat and react in the moment, so anything you stream feels like a two-way conversation instead of a one-way broadcast.

Ideas for indoor streams

House and room tours

Point the camera and walk people through your space. Because the delay is small, you can answer questions as they land.

Cooking and making

Prop the phone up and cook, build, craft, or repair. Your chat rides along and you can talk to them as you go.

Desk chats and just chatting

Sometimes the best stream is you, the camera, and your community. No gear, no setup, just talk.

Mobile gaming from the couch

Share your whole screen and play whatever you like. Endless runners like Subway Surfers, big RPGs like RAID: Shadow Legends, card games, puzzlers, anything on your phone goes straight to your stream.

You still get bonding if you want it

Indoors on solid Wi-Fi, a single connection is usually plenty. But if your home connection is patchy, you can still bond Wi-Fi with a SIM for extra resilience. See what is bonding for how that works.

How to start

It is the same three taps as always. Share your screen or point your camera, drop in your stream link, and go live. Follow screen casting basics to get going.

Frequently asked questions