Go Live: Storm Chase Streaming · iPhone, Android & Windows
Go Live streams your phone's camera, or your PC's webcam, to YouTube, Facebook, Twitch and more at the same time. No streaming software, nothing to set up mid-chase.
Real frames from a chase near Roswell, NM, streamed live with Go Live. The graphics, alerts and ticker are added by the app, from your location.
Set it up once at home. On the road, it's one press.
Sign in to YouTube, Facebook and Twitch from inside the app, once, on your phone or your PC. Pick your Facebook profile or any Page you manage.
Go Live creates the broadcast on every platform, starts your camera and sends it to all of them. Type your title once.
Every broadcast ends together and is saved on each platform the way it normally would be.
The same app and the same one button, and one subscription covers all of them. Sign in with the same Google account and it follows you from the truck to the desk.
Your phone's own camera, with every lens from ultra-wide to zoom. Keep Go Live on screen while you're live: if you switch away, your viewers see your last picture held until you come back.
Your phone's own camera, with zoom, focus and stabilization. Keeps streaming with the screen off or another app in front, so you can check radar mid-stream.
Any webcam or capture device Windows sees, and any microphone. A USB GPS receiver feeds the speed and nearest town. Your PC stays awake while you're live, and a lost connection reconnects without your viewers seeing the stream end.
Most streaming apps assume a desk and good Wi-Fi. Go Live assumes a windshield and one bar of signal.
When your signal drops, Go Live keeps your broadcasts open and reconnects by itself for several minutes. Streaming to several places, your viewers see a "weak signal" card instead of a dead stream until your picture comes back.
Your logo and name, clock, time on air, nearest town, GPS speed, live National Weather Service alerts for where you are, and a scrolling ticker. Pick a layout and colours; it does the rest.
Picture quality steps down when the connection struggles and back up when it recovers, so the stream keeps going instead of freezing.
On a phone, tap the preview for full-screen zoom from ultra-wide to 10x, tap to focus, brightness, stabilization, and Focus Far, so rain on the windshield doesn't steal the focus. On a PC, tap it for a full-screen view.
See how many people are watching across platforms, and Facebook comments, in one place while you're live.
A level on the phones so your horizon stays straight, a mute button that never drops the audio, upright or sideways picture, and an optional recording saved to your phone or your PC's Videos folder.
Sign in once, or save a stream key once, and it's there for every broadcast.
No. Go Live is the whole thing: camera, graphics and streaming, on your phone. If you'd rather stream from a PC, Go Live for Windows does the same without any other software.
Yes. Sign in to Go Live with the same Google account on each, and the subscription you bought on one works on all of them. On iPhone you can also sign in with Apple; Windows uses Google.
Anything that shows up as a camera in Windows: built-in and USB webcams, capture cards and dashcam capture devices. Go Live lists them for you to pick from, along with your microphones.
You sign in on Google's, Facebook's or Twitch's own page, so Go Live never sees your password. The sign-in it gets back is stored in your phone's or PC's secure storage and never sent to us.
Sometimes. If you stream to two or more places from a phone, the app may send one copy to our relay, which passes it on to each platform. That saves your phone's upload, which matters on weak signal. On a PC, streams always go through the relay, which keeps your broadcasts open while the app reconnects. The relay doesn't record anything and forgets your stream the moment it ends. More in the Privacy Policy.
Facebook only allows live video on Pages with at least 100 followers. Your profile works either way.
TikTok only lets accounts it has approved stream from outside apps. Go Live will add it when that changes.
No. Set up your stream and press Go Live before you roll, or let a passenger handle it. Weather alerts in the graphics are for your viewers, not for safety decisions: use official NWS warnings for those.
$14.99 a month after a 7-day free trial. One subscription works on your phone and your PC.
Coming soon. Go Live is with Apple for review now.
Coming soon, for Windows 10 and 11.
Want to know the day it reaches yours? Email dgwaynesllc@gmail.com and say which you use.