Pre-game check
- Thermals, memory, and CPU headroom
- Every camera reachable and answering
- Real bandwidth to your streaming endpoints
- Starlink signal quality, if you've got one
- Pass/fail with a fix suggested for each miss
Reliability
Satellite internet, Wi-Fi cameras, an iPad in direct sun, and two hours of live game with no do-overs. This is the part of the app with the most engineering in it, because this is the part that fails everywhere else.
The network
This app streams real tournaments over a dish at centerfield. The adaptive bitrate isn't tuned against a simulator — it's tuned against satellite handovers, tree lines, and everything else a season of field days can throw at it.
The viewers
A frozen frame with no explanation is how you lose an audience. If a destination genuinely degrades, a quiet banner slides into the broadcast itself — "Experiencing difficulties," "Reconnecting," "Recovered" — and slides back out when things are healthy. Viewers wait out a rough patch they can see. They leave one they can't.
Your viewers see a status banner, not a mystery.
The device
If the network blinks, the broadcast doesn't.
Reliability isn't an upsell. ABR, reconnect, health checks, the viewer banner, telemetry — every plan, including free.
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