Your phone is the camera.
Stream straight to Twitch, Kick, or YouTube — OBS only if you want scenes and graphics.
- Direct — Authorize once, go live from phone or browser. Stream keys stay out of the publisher.
- OBS optional — Same contribution feed for monitoring, recording, scenes, and alerts.
- Remote control — Start, stop, and switch scenes from your phone.
Live from your phone in three steps
- STEP 01
Sign in
Sign in with Twitch, Kick, or Google.
- STEP 02
Connect your platform
Choose the Twitch, Kick, or YouTube channel where you stream.
- STEP 03
Go live
Open the VISP app and start your stream. No OBS or stream key on the phone.


Less uncertainty on air
What VISP solves
- LINK
Stay live when one link drops
The native app can duplicate packets over Wi-Fi and cellular, so a failure on one connection does not have to end the show.
- KEY
Keep stream keys off the phone
Direct retrieves authorized destination credentials server-side. A lost or borrowed publishing device never receives your key.
- CTRL
Control OBS without opening ports
Switch scenes and control your broadcast from the app without exposing an inbound control port on your studio computer.
- CHECK
Fail early, before viewers arrive
VISP checks authorization, ownership, and relay capacity before accepting frames, while you can still fix the setup.
Need scenes and overlays?
Direct works without a computer. When the production needs scenes, overlays, plugins, or local recording, VISP carries the field feed into the studio you already own.
- 01
Install the VISP OBS plugin and sign in.
- 02
Add your authenticated phone feed to OBS.
- 03
Use your existing scenes, overlays, alerts, and local recording.
Stop renting the OBS you already own
Unlimited cloud OBS plans in this comparison cost $120–180 a month. If you already have a computer that runs OBS, VISP brings the feed to it free during beta — a 12-month software saving of $1,440–$2,160. If you need a managed cloud studio or true cellular bonding, a paid service can still be the right choice.
When you already own a computer that can run OBS.
- VISP + your OBS$0 during beta
- IRLToolkit$1,548–$2,148
- Streamable.run$1,440–$2,160
Excludes hardware, electricity, and internet service.
See full comparison
| VISP | IRLToolkit | Streamable.run | IRLServer | BELABOX | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free during beta | $129–179 / mo | $120–180 / mo | $10–20 / mo | Hardware + your own server |
| Computer at home | Use your own OBS, or Direct without it | Not needed — cloud OBS | Not needed — cloud OBS | Required — you run OBS | Required — you run OBS |
| Phone app included | iOS, Android, browser | Bring your own encoder | Bring your own encoder | Bring your own encoder | Dedicated hardware encoder |
| Cellular bonding | SRTLA ingest — not in the app yet | Yes — SRTLA ingest | Yes — SRTLA ingest | Yes — SRTLA ingest | Yes — SRTLA, its own protocol |
| Scenes and overlays | Chat overlay; scenes in your own OBS | Cloud OBS included | Cloud OBS included | Your own OBS | Your own OBS |
| Source available | GPL-2.0, self-hostable | Closed | Closed | Closed | Open source |
Public list prices, checked 2026-08-14.
Questions before the beta
- Can VISP replace my cloud OBS subscription?
- Yes, if you already have a computer that can run OBS. VISP brings the remote phone or browser feed into your own OBS, where your existing scenes, overlays, alerts, and plugins keep working.
- How much can I save?
- Unlimited cloud OBS plans in this comparison cost $120–180 per month, or $1,440–$2,160 over 12 months. VISP is free during beta. Your hardware, electricity, and internet costs are separate.
- Do I have to paste a stream key into my phone?
- No. VISP fetches the authorized destination credentials only while starting the Direct output, and never returns them to the publishing device. A lost or borrowed phone does not leak your key.
- Can I use Wi-Fi and cellular at the same time?
- The native app can duplicate packets across both links, which covers you when one of them drops out. It does not aggregate their bandwidth — two half-speed connections do not add up to one fast one.
- What happens if I switch phones mid-stream?
- When a second phone or browser goes live, it takes over Direct output. To hand off cameras, just start the feed on the new device.
- Do I have to use OBS?
- No. Direct can send a phone or browser feed straight to Twitch, Kick, or YouTube. Use your own OBS when you want scenes, overlays, alerts, plugins, or local recording.
Start streaming IRL
VISP is free during beta. Get the phone apps, browser publisher, and OBS plugin — see Download & beta.