FanaticalLive

What it does

Live production for the field.

iPad-native. Built for amateur and youth sports. Works with the cameras you already have.

Three things this app is built to do

Stream it. Survive it. Produce it.

Stream the game

You've already got the iPad. Your venue probably has cameras. You want it on YouTube so grandma can watch.

  • Any ONVIF or RTSP security camera at 30fps
  • Lens correction and color calibration so cheap cameras stop looking cheap
  • Auto-discovery — no IP addresses to type
  • One-tap YouTube, Facebook, or custom RTMP
  • No laptop, no capture card — fits in a backpack

A backpack of gear, looking dramatically more like ESPN than it has any right to.

Survive the game

You've broadcast before. You know what fails. You want software that assumes the field is hostile.

  • Adaptive bitrate that holds through 13-second Starlink obstructions
  • Auto-reconnect on every source and every destination, in seconds
  • Survives app restart — full session restored
  • Background streaming — lock the iPad, take a call
  • Multi-destination simultaneous send with independent ABR
  • Starlink dish telemetry feeds the throttle — drops bitrate before packets are lost
  • Pipeline Advisor auto-tunes resolution and FPS when the device heats up
  • Live Activities on the Dynamic Island and Lock Screen

If the network blinks, the broadcast doesn't.

Produce the game

Multi-cam, replay, highlights, graphics, NDI — the works. From an iPad.

  • Field of View — one wide camera, multiple tap-to-switch angles with sport-aware overlays
  • Virtual Cameras — persistent crops live in your source list as their own "cameras"
  • Replay — 15s / 30s / 1m rolling buffers, scrubbing REPLAY bug syncs both directions
  • Stream Highlights — mark moments live, per-session reels publish straight to YouTube and Facebook
  • Media library — score bugs, sponsor logos, lower-thirds, transition stings
  • PTZ presets and on-air tally lights on supported cameras
  • Full NDI input + output for crews stepping up to broadcast workflows

A multi-cam TV show, run by one person, from one iPad.

The headline

Turn any ONVIF security camera into a broadcast camera.

Most live-streaming software pretends IP security cameras don't exist. We treat them as first-class sources. If your camera speaks ONVIF or plain RTSP and can deliver 30fps, the app will:

  • Discover it automatically— ONVIF, mDNS, and SSDP probes find what's on your network.
  • Probe its real capabilities — actual resolutions and frame rates, not what the spec sheet claims.
  • Authenticate cleanly— credential prompts in-app; rotating a password doesn't drop the stream.
  • Use brand-specific integrations — Reolink, TopoDome, AVKANS Go, NearStream, ZowieCam, Mevo; everything else falls back to generic RTSP.
  • Correct the lens in real time — fisheye and wide-angle distortion fixed on the GPU with per-model profiles.
  • Correct the color — per-model LUTs neutralize the cheap-CMOS color cast.

A $150 PTZ on the press box rail, a $200 wide on the goalpost, a $300 dome at center court — corrected, switched, replayed, and streamed from one iPad — looks dramatically closer to a pro broadcast than anyone expects. That's the whole product.

See what's in each plan.

The whole switcher is free. Replay, Virtual Cameras, Highlights, graphics, and NDI live in the paid tiers.

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