The open source remote for OBS Studio, on iPhone, iPad and Android.

   

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On iPad

Note

OBS Blade is an unofficial app. It is not affiliated with OBS Studio or the OBS Project.

Run your whole show from your phone

OBS Blade connects to OBS Studio over your network, so you can switch scenes, mix audio, watch your stream health and keep up with chat without leaving your game or your camera. It's built for phones and tablets alike: a focused cockpit on the phone, side-by-side layouts on the big screen.

Free, forever

OBS Blade Pro

Go live: start and stop your stream, recording, replay buffer and virtual camera Scenes: switch scenes, with Studio Mode and transitions, and show or hide any source Audio: mix with live volume meters, or mute in one tap Preview: watch a live preview of the current scene Canvases (OBS 32.1+): browse vertical and extra canvases, and run Aitum Vertical's own stream, recording and replay buffer Control: switch profiles and scene collections, trigger hotkeys Stream health: FPS, CPU, bitrate and dropped frames, live Statistics: look back on every past stream and recording Chat: Twitch, YouTube, Kick and Owncast in their own tab, or next to your controls while you're live Your layout: arrange the dashboard your way

Every chat, one place: native Twitch, Kick and YouTube chat, on their own or merged into one live timeline where replies land on the right platform Chat that keeps up: 7TV, BTTV and FFZ emotes, an emote picker, autocomplete, role badges, highlights, mute words and search Never miss a supporter: an activity feed for your own channels, with follows, subs, raids, cheers, Super Chats and KICKs in one list and a to-thank queue for shout-outs Hear your chat: messages read out loud while you play, in each message's own language if you like Moderate from your pocket: delete, timeout and ban on every platform, plus AutoMod, unban requests and chat modes on Twitch Your own themes: design custom color themes for the whole app Monthly, yearly or a one-time lifetime unlock.

Get the app

Where	What you get
App Store	The current release for iPhone and iPad
Google Play	The current release for Android phones and tablets
F-Droid · GitHub Releases	An older open source build (3.2.0) from the foss branch, without the features added since

Preparation

OBS Blade talks to OBS Studio through the OBS WebSocket server.

1. OBS Studio 28 or newer ships with OBS WebSocket built in. Older versions need the obs-websocket plugin, version 5.x or newer (upgrading OBS Studio is the better route).
2. In OBS, open Tools → WebSocket Server Settings, tick Enable WebSocket server, and note the port (default 4455) and the password if authentication is on.
3. Put your phone or tablet on the same network as the computer running OBS.
4. Open OBS Blade. Autodiscovery finds running OBS instances on its own. You can also type in the computer's local IP address or a domain name.

Tip

Can't connect? Check that the port isn't blocked by the computer's firewall, and that both devices really are on the same network (guest Wi-Fi often isolates devices).

Build it yourself

OBS Blade is a Flutter app. Install Flutter by following the official guide and make sure your target platform shows up as ready:

flutter doctor -v

Then fetch the dependencies and run it:

flutter pub get
flutter run

Generated code (MobX stores, Hive adapters, freezed models) is checked in. If you change any of those sources, regenerate it:

dart run build_runner build --delete-conflicting-outputs

Branches: master is the current app. foss builds the F-Droid version, and legacy keeps the old app for OBS WebSocket 4.x.

Contributing: issues and pull requests are welcome. AGENTS.md and docs/ explain the architecture, starting with docs/obs-websocket-architecture.md.

Feedback

Found a bug or have an idea? Open an issue or write to contact@kounex.com.

Support

The core of OBS Blade stays free, with no ads. If it helps your streams, getting Pro or leaving a tip in the app is the best way to keep it going. You can also support it here:

 

License

OBS Blade is licensed under the GNU GPL v3.