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Omlet Arcade is gone. What iPhone game streamers can use instead
Omlet Arcade is no longer available. On October 21, 2026 its US App Store page returned not found, its Google Play page did the same, and omlet.gg redirected to a domain parking page. Community wikis date the shutdown to June 30, 2023. Omlet Arcade streamed iPhone gameplay to Omlet, Facebook, YouTube or Twitch for free, with an Omlet Plus subscription for multistreaming. EveryCord, free with no subscription, streams iPhone or iPad gameplay to YouTube, Twitch and RTMP servers, up to three at once.
- Status
- Omlet Arcade: App Store and Google Play pages not found on October 21, 2026; omlet.gg parked. EveryCord: version 2.5 released October 21, 2026
- Shutdown date
- June 30, 2023 according to community wikis; Omlet's own notice is no longer online
- Price
- Omlet Arcade was free with an Omlet Plus subscription. EveryCord is free with no subscription or paid upgrade
- Destinations
- Omlet Arcade: Omlet, Facebook, YouTube or Twitch; a personal RTMP link with Omlet Plus. EveryCord: YouTube, Twitch and any RTMP or RTMPS server, up to three at once
- Streaming with friends
- Omlet Arcade: squad streaming. EveryCord: up to three co-hosts on camera from their own iPhones
- Viewer support
- Omlet Arcade: Omlet tokens. EveryCord: Sparks, optional in-app purchases viewers send in live chat
What happened to Omlet Arcade
Omlet Arcade, from Omlet, Inc., was a mobile game streaming app and community. Its US App Store page returned a 404 not found response on October 21, 2026. Its Google Play page returned the same. The omlet.gg domain redirected to a domain parking service.
According to community wikis, Omlet announced the closure in the app and on its social channels in June 2023; that notice is no longer online. The fan wiki says the service shut down on June 30, 2023, and AlternativeTo lists the app as discontinued. Treat the date as community-sourced.
EveryCord is made by Symaro, LLC, so this comparison is not independent. Each fact about Omlet Arcade below is what its archived App Store listing, captured May 28, 2023, said when read on October 21, 2026, plus what its current pages returned that day.
What Omlet Arcade offered iPhone game streamers
The archived listing, titled Omlet: Live & 3D Avatar Stream, described free live streaming of mobile games such as PUBG Mobile, Fortnite and Minecraft to Omlet, Facebook, YouTube or Twitch from your phone, on iOS 11 and higher. It listed stream HUDs, squad streaming, in-game voice chat, clubs and a Minecraft multiplayer mode.
Omlet Plus, billed monthly or yearly, added unlimited high-resolution multi-streaming to Omlet, Twitch, YouTube and Facebook, a personal RTMP link for other platforms, animated profile frames and exclusive HUDs. Viewers supported streamers with Omlet tokens. The last listed version was 1.109.1 from May 25, 2023.
Side by side
| EveryCord | Omlet Arcade | |
|---|---|---|
| Availability | On the US App Store, version 2.5 released October 21, 2026 | App Store and Google Play pages not found on October 21, 2026 |
| Price | Free. No subscription or paid upgrade | Free, with an Omlet Plus subscription |
| Destinations | YouTube, Twitch and any RTMP or RTMPS server, up to three at once | Omlet, Facebook, YouTube or Twitch; multi-streaming and a personal RTMP link with Omlet Plus |
| Streaming with friends | Up to three co-hosts on camera from their own iPhones, as bubbles in your stream | Squad streaming |
| Viewer support | Sparks sent in live chat; streamers get half of what EveryCord receives from Apple | Omlet tokens |
| Community | Live chat with moderation, clips, Live Now, profiles, follows | Profiles, following, clubs, voice chat, community matches and tournaments |
Where Omlet Arcade may suit you better
- It cannot, today. The app is not on the App Store or Google Play and its website is parked.
- If you valued the community side, such as game rooms, team voice chat, clubs or tournaments, EveryCord does not offer those. Its social side is live chat, clips, Live Now, profiles and follows.
- If you streamed to Omlet's own platform, the closest EveryCord equivalent is Live Now and clips at app.everycord.net, where anyone can watch in a browser.
Where EveryCord may suit you better
- You want to keep streaming iPhone or iPad gameplay for free. EveryCord records and streams the screen with app audio and your microphone, with no watermark and no time limit.
- You streamed to YouTube, Twitch or Facebook. EveryCord streams to YouTube and Twitch with sign-in, and to Facebook Live, Kick, X or any RTMP or RTMPS server, up to three outputs at once.
- You streamed with a squad. Up to three friends join on camera from their own iPhones with an invite link, free, and appear as bubbles in your stream.
- Your viewers supported you with tokens. Sparks are optional in-app purchases viewers send in live chat, and streamers get half of what EveryCord receives from Apple.
- You want a facecam. Show my camera floats your camera over gameplay on iOS 18 or later, and facecam adds it to saved recordings.
How to stream iPhone gameplay with EveryCord
- Install EveryCord from the App Store on an iPhone or iPad with iOS 15 or later.
- Sign in to YouTube or Twitch, or enter a server URL and stream key for Kick, Facebook Live, X or another RTMP service. Add up to three outputs.
- Sign in with a free EveryCord account if you want Show my camera, co-hosts, live chat and clips.
- Open Apple's screen recording controls, pick EveryCord and confirm Start Broadcast.
- Open your game. Stop the broadcast from the recording controls when you finish.
Questions and answers
Is Omlet Arcade still available for iPhone?
No. On October 21, 2026 its App Store and Google Play pages returned not found, and omlet.gg redirected to a domain parking page. Community wikis date the shutdown to June 30, 2023.
Is EveryCord a free alternative to Omlet Arcade for iPhone game streaming?
For streaming gameplay to YouTube, Twitch, Facebook Live or other RTMP services, yes. EveryCord is free with no subscription. It does not offer Omlet's game rooms, voice chat or tournaments.
What did Omlet Plus include?
The archived listing described unlimited high-resolution multi-streaming to Omlet, Twitch, YouTube and Facebook, a personal RTMP link, animated profile frames and exclusive HUDs, billed monthly or yearly. No price was shown in the archived description.
Can I stream iPhone gameplay to Twitch and YouTube at the same time for free?
Yes, with EveryCord. It sends up to three outputs at once straight from the device, each up to 720p at 30 fps, and if one drops the others keep running.
Sources
- Omlet Arcade App Store listing, archived May 28, 2023 (Wayback Machine)
- Omlet Arcade App Store page (not found on October 21, 2026)
- Omlet Arcade Google Play page (not found on October 21, 2026)
- omlet.gg (redirects to a domain parking page)
- Omlet Arcade fan wiki: shutdown
- AlternativeTo: Omlet Arcade (discontinued)
Related
- A free screen recorder for iPhone and iPad, with no watermark
- Go live with up to three friends on camera from your iPhone
- Stream to YouTube, Twitch and more at the same time from your iPhone
- Record your iPhone screen with a facecam
- EveryCord vs CameraFi Live: free screen streaming or a camera-first subscription app
EveryCord is made by Symaro, LLC, so this comparison is not independent. Each fact about Omlet Arcade 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.