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EveryCord vs Broadcast Me: two free RTMP streaming apps for iPhone and iPad
EveryCord and Broadcast Me are both free iPhone and iPad apps that stream over RTMP, with no subscription on either. Broadcast Me, by Streamaxia SRL, streams from the camera to YouTube Live, Facebook Live, Twitch or any RTMP or RTMPS server, including several servers at once; its last listed update is version 4.0.23 from March 4, 2021. EveryCord streams the device's screen to up to three outputs and records with no watermark. Broadcast Me facts were read from its App Store listing on October 21, 2026.
- Price
- Both free. Broadcast Me's listing shows one in-app item, Streamer Package - Unlimited, at $0.00. EveryCord has no subscription or paid upgrade
- RTMP destinations
- Broadcast Me: YouTube Live, Facebook Live, Twitch or any RTMP or RTMPS server, multiple servers at once. EveryCord: YouTube, Twitch, any RTMP or RTMPS server, up to three outputs
- Screen capture
- Broadcast Me: not described on its listing. EveryCord: records and streams the screen with app audio and microphone
- Camera
- Broadcast Me: camera streaming with zoom and 4K support. EveryCord: Show my camera as a floating window while streaming; facecam on recordings
- Watermark
- Broadcast Me: not described on its listing. EveryCord: none
- iPad and last update
- Broadcast Me: iPadOS 10 or later, version 4.0.23 dated March 4, 2021. EveryCord: iPadOS 15 or later, version 2.5 dated October 21, 2026
What Broadcast Me is
Broadcast Me, written as BroadcastMe in its description, is an iPhone and iPad camera streaming app from Streamaxia SRL. The listing pitches it at app developers who want to test live video, and says it can stream to YouTube Live, Facebook Live, Twitch or any RTMP compatible service.
The listing says the app became free in version 4.0.18 on May 17, 2020, and that Streamaxia sells a white-label version and an RTMP SDK separately. The latest version, 4.0.23, dated March 4, 2021, added 4K support. Streamaxia's website could not be loaded on October 21, 2026, so the listing and Streamaxia's GitHub page are the sources.
EveryCord is made by Symaro, LLC, so this comparison is not independent. Each fact about Broadcast Me below is what its own App Store listing said on October 21, 2026. Where the listing did not describe something, the table says so.
Side by side
| EveryCord | Broadcast Me | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free. No subscription or paid upgrade | Free. One in-app item listed at $0.00 |
| RTMP destinations | YouTube and Twitch with sign-in; any RTMP or RTMPS server with a stream key | YouTube Live, Facebook Live, Twitch or any RTMP or RTMPS server; sign in for YouTube or Twitch, or enter a server URL |
| Outputs at once | Up to three, each straight from the device | Multiple servers at once, described as a fail-safe for live transmissions |
| Screen capture | Yes, with Apple's screen recording controls | Not described on its listing |
| Camera | Show my camera while streaming (iOS 18 or later); facecam on saved recordings | Camera streaming with zoom; 4K support added in 4.0.23 |
| Watermark | None | Not described on its listing |
| Encoding settings | Up to 720p at 30 fps per output, about 3 Mbps upload each; recordings in H.264 or HEVC | H.264 and AAC; resolution, frame rate, keyframe rate and bitrate, or adaptive bitrate |
| Devices and last update | iPhone or iPad, iOS 15 or later; version 2.5, October 21, 2026 | iPhone or iPad, iOS 10 or later; version 4.0.23, March 4, 2021 |
Where Broadcast Me may suit you better
- You stream from the camera to your own media server and want to set resolution, frame rate, keyframe rate and bitrate by hand, or let an adaptive algorithm manage bitrate on a weak cellular connection.
- You want to push the same camera feed to several servers at once as a fail-safe, which the listing describes.
- You have no server yet. The listing describes a built-in test server with a playback page at play.streamaxia.com.
- You run an older device. The listing asks for iOS 10 or later, while EveryCord needs iOS 15.
- You are a developer evaluating Streamaxia's RTMP SDK or white-label app, which the listing says the app demonstrates.
Where EveryCord may suit you better
- You stream your iPhone or iPad screen. Broadcast Me's listing describes camera streaming and does not mention screen capture.
- You want an app with recent updates. EveryCord 2.5 shipped on October 21, 2026; Broadcast Me's last listed update is from March 2021.
- You record as well as stream. EveryCord records at up to 60 fps with app audio, microphone or both, with no watermark and no time limit, and includes an editor and captions.
- You want friends on camera, live chat with moderation and clips. These come with a free EveryCord account.
- You want your camera over gameplay. Show my camera floats your camera in a small window while you stream on iOS 18 or later.
Setting up a custom RTMP stream on each app
Broadcast Me's listing says you can go live on YouTube or Twitch from the settings menu after logging in, or fill in a Server URL in the form rtmp://hostname/application/instance. It supports RTMP and RTMPS.
EveryCord asks you to sign in for YouTube or Twitch, and takes a server URL and stream key for anything else, such as Kick, Facebook Live, X or a restreaming service. No EveryCord account is needed for a custom RTMP server. Up to three outputs run at once, and if one drops the others keep going.
Questions and answers
Is EveryCord a free alternative to Broadcast Me for iPhone?
Yes. Both are free. EveryCord streams and records your screen with no watermark; Broadcast Me streams from the camera to RTMP and RTMPS servers, and its listing does not describe screen capture.
Is Broadcast Me free?
Its App Store listing says the app was made free, with a version note from May 17, 2020 reading that the application is now free. The one in-app item is listed at $0.00.
Does Broadcast Me work on iPad?
Yes. The listing is designed for iPad and requires iPadOS 10.0 or later.
Does Broadcast Me add a watermark?
The App Store listing does not describe a watermark either way. Streamaxia's website could not be loaded on October 21, 2026.
When was Broadcast Me last updated?
The listing shows version 4.0.23 dated March 4, 2021, which added 4K support.
Sources
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EveryCord is made by Symaro, LLC, so this comparison is not independent. Each fact about Broadcast Me is what its own pages or App Store listing said on October 21, 2026, in US dollars, and nothing here was tested on a device. Plans and prices change often, so check the sources before you rely on them. EveryCord facts were checked on October 21, 2026 against EveryCord 2.5 on the App Store.