A studio in your pocket.
LivCast Go has two sides: Director builds the show, while Camera Man captures and sends footage. Connect up to four smartphones and cut between every angle from one phone.

One powerful broadcast ecosystem
Direct, switch and stream from your phone, tablet or desktop. LivCast brings every camera operator into one production—without expensive broadcast infrastructure.
Go live where your audience already is.
The LivCast family
Start in your pocket, move to a larger canvas, or build a complete studio. The Camera Man side connects to all three director experiences.
LivCast Go has two sides: Director builds the show, while Camera Man captures and sends footage. Connect up to four smartphones and cut between every angle from one phone.

Scan. Join. Shoot.
The director opens a session. Each camera operator scans its QR code, selects Camera Man, and starts sending footage over the same Wi‑Fi network—or a phone hotspot when working phone-to-phone or with a tablet.
Use LivCast Go, Tab or Studio as your production desk.
Camera Man joins without manually typing connection details.
The director previews, switches and takes the shot to program.



Direct the camera crew
Once Camera Man is connected, the director can shape the angle without interrupting the broadcast. Control camera zoom, switch the phone torch on or off, and send clear written direction from LivCast itself.
Move closer to the moment from the director screen while the operator keeps the phone steady and focused on the action.
Respond to changing light immediately by controlling the connected Camera Man device's torch from the director.
Message one operator—“pan right” or “change angle”—or send the same instruction to all 4, 8 or 20 Camera Man devices at once.
Made for ministry
Every LivCast version includes the King James Version Bible. Find a verse and place it into your live production without leaving the director. Give online congregations context at the moment it matters.

One tool. Every occasion.
Ready-made graphics—including countdowns and “Now Ministering” layouts—help every production look intentional before the first camera rolls.




LivCast Studio
Studio expands the ecosystem to 20 Camera Man devices and professional inputs—from smartphones and DSLRs to cinema cameras such as the Sony FX6.

Combine Camera Man smartphones with DSLR and cinema camera inputs in one production.
Build wide coverage for large worship services, political gatherings and ceremonies.
Scenes, graphics, worship, scripture, projection, audio and streaming remain close at hand.
Get LivCast
LivCast Go for Android is available now. Tab and Studio are being prepared for release.
Director and Camera Man in one Android app. Direct up to four mobile camera operators from your phone.
Android package. You may need to allow installation from your browser or file manager.
A distinct tablet interface for up to eight Camera Man devices, with a larger director canvas.
The desktop production environment for large crews, professional cameras and up to 20 mobile operators.
Common questions
The director opens a session on Go, Tab or Studio. The operator scans the displayed QR code from the Camera Man side of LivCast Go, then sends footage over the same Wi‑Fi network or hotspot.
LivCast Go supports up to four Camera Man devices, LivCast Tab supports up to eight, and LivCast Studio supports up to 20, depending on the capabilities of your computer and network.
Yes. The director can send a written instruction to one operator or broadcast it to the entire connected camera crew. Remote zoom and torch controls are also available for connected Camera Man devices.
LivCast Studio is designed to combine Camera Man smartphones with DSLR and cinema camera inputs. Go and Tab accept Camera Man devices, built-in cameras and video links.
LivCast supports destinations such as Facebook and YouTube, including direct Facebook streaming, with additional platforms and custom stream workflows available according to the version.
The King James Version Bible is currently built into all three LivCast experiences. Quran support is planned for a future update.