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EveryCord vs StreamChamp by AnjLab: which iPhone streaming app fits you

Published October 21, 2026. By Symaro, LLC, the maker of EveryCord.

EveryCord and StreamChamp: Streaming App, sold by OOO Transpribor under the AnjLab name, both stream iPhone or iPad games to Twitch, YouTube and RTMP servers. EveryCord is free with no paid tier, no watermark and up to three outputs at once. StreamChamp lists subscriptions at $1.99, $9.99 for 6 months and $17.99 a year, streams at up to 1080p, and adds Twitch and YouTube chat alerts with text to speech. Its facts were read from its App Store listing and streamchamp.app on October 21, 2026.

Price: EveryCord: free. StreamChamp: free download; Standard Subscription $1.99, 6-month subscription $9.99, 1-year subscription $17.99
Destinations: EveryCord: YouTube, Twitch, any RTMP or RTMPS server. StreamChamp: Twitch, YouTube, Facebook and other RTMP platforms; RTMPS for Kick
Outputs at once: EveryCord: up to three. StreamChamp: not described on the listing
Resolution: EveryCord: up to 720p at 30 fps per output. StreamChamp: up to 1080p; 1440p upscaled on some devices, per its version notes
Watermark: EveryCord: none. StreamChamp: a version note mentions a watermark fix; who sees it is not described
Requires: EveryCord: iOS 15 or later. StreamChamp: iOS 15.0 or later, 53.4 MB

Go Live in EveryCord with YouTube and Twitch connected and two of three outputs selected.

Choosing YouTube, Twitch or a custom RTMP server for a live stream in EveryCord.

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What each app is for

EveryCord is a free screen recorder and live streaming app for iPhone or iPad from Symaro, LLC, on the App Store since February 2018. EveryCord 2.5 was released on October 21, 2026. You pick EveryCord in Apple's screen recording controls, confirm Start Broadcast, and your screen goes out live to YouTube, Twitch or any RTMP server.

StreamChamp: Streaming App is listed by OOO Transpribor and developed by AnjLab. Its listing describes live streaming games and drawing from an iPad or iPhone to Twitch, YouTube, Facebook and other platforms over RTMP, with mic and app audio volume control, up to 1080p, a web camera, custom overlays and logos, and alerts for an interrupted stream.

EveryCord is made by Symaro, LLC, so this comparison is not independent, and each fact about StreamChamp here is what its US App Store listing, or streamchamp.app and its FAQ and terms pages, said on October 21, 2026. Where a fact comes only from a version note, the text says so. Prices are in US dollars.

Side by side

EveryCord and StreamChamp, as each described them on October 21, 2026
	EveryCord	StreamChamp
Price	Free. No subscription or paid upgrade	Free download. Standard Subscription $1.99 (period not stated), 6-month subscription $9.99, 1-year subscription $17.99; a 7-day free trial, per a 2023 version note
Destinations	YouTube and Twitch with sign-in; any RTMP or RTMPS server such as Kick, Facebook Live or X	Twitch, YouTube, Facebook and other platforms over RTMP; RTMPS for platforms such as Kick, per a 2023 version note
Outputs at once	Up to three, each straight from the device; if one drops the others keep running	Not described on the listing or the website
Resolution and frame rate	Up to 720p at 30 fps per output, about 3 Mbps upload each	Up to 1080p on the listing and 60 FPS on the website; 1440p upscaled for YouTube and some iPads, and a constant bitrate option, per version notes
Camera	Show my camera in a floating window on iOS 18 or later; up to three co-hosts on camera	Web camera and remote control; a picture-in-picture face cam for Premium users, per a version note
Chat	Live chat in EveryCord Social with delete, time out, ban, slow mode and blocked words; clips with a link	Twitch chat notifications, quick replies, sound alerts and text to speech; YouTube chat and Super Chat notifications with replies, and a Twitch subscriber-only mode, per version notes
Watermark	None	Not described; a 2023 version note reads Fix watermark
Requires	iPhone and iPad, iOS 15 or later; Apple Vision Pro watches live streams	iPhone and iPad, iOS 15.0 or later; 53.4 MB

Where StreamChamp may suit you better

You want 1080p output, or 1440p upscaled on a recent iPad. EveryCord sends up to 720p at 30 fps per output.
You want Twitch or YouTube chat read aloud, with quick replies and sound alerts, while you play.
You stream Procreate drawing or a game with custom overlays and logos, a placeholder scene and an alert if the stream drops.
You want a constant bitrate option and the advanced stream settings the listing mentions.

Where EveryCord may suit you better

You want to stream to Twitch, YouTube and Kick at the same time. EveryCord runs up to three outputs; StreamChamp's listing does not describe more than one.
You want no subscription, no watermark and no time limit on any output.
You want friends on camera: up to three co-hosts join from their own iPhones with an invite link, free.
You also record: app audio, microphone or both at up to 60 fps, with an editor, a facecam and automatic English captions on saved recordings.
You want a stream people can watch with chat in a web browser at app.everycord.net or on Apple Vision Pro, with clips anyone can open.

Streaming features side by side

Going live with EveryCord and StreamChamp, as each described it on October 21, 2026
	EveryCord	StreamChamp
Sign-in	YouTube or Twitch sign-in; an RTMP server needs no account	Twitch sign-in through Twitch.tv; the website FAQ says the Twitch account needs two-factor authentication and that StreamChamp asks for the stream key and email address
Audio	App audio, microphone or both	Volume control for the microphone and app audio; AirPods support
Recording	Up to 60 fps, H.264 or HEVC, saved on the device, with an editor and captions	Record videos from the live streams and share from the app, since version 11.7.0
Overlays	Co-host camera bubbles and Show my camera	Custom overlays and logos; video placeholders
If the stream drops	If one output drops, the others keep running	A notification for an interrupted stream
Current version	2.5, October 21, 2026	11.8.17, December 24, 2025
Privacy label	No advertising, analytics or attribution SDKs in the app	App Privacy section lists contact info, identifiers and usage data used to track you, and linked to you for analytics

Which one for...

Gaming on iPhone: both stream games from the screen. StreamChamp for 1080p and chat alerts; EveryCord for no subscription and up to three outputs at once.
IRL camera streaming: neither is built around the camera. EveryCord shows your camera in a floating window on iOS 18 or later; StreamChamp names a web camera and a Premium picture-in-picture face cam.
Tutorials and app demos: EveryCord, since it also records the screen with an editor and automatic English captions. StreamChamp records from live streams only, per its version notes.
Work and school videos: EveryCord, for saved recordings with no watermark and no subscription. StreamChamp is a streaming app first.
Streaming to several platforms: EveryCord, with up to three outputs at once. StreamChamp's listing does not describe streaming to more than one.
Going live with friends: EveryCord, with up to three co-hosts on camera from their own iPhones; StreamChamp's listing does not describe guests.

What StreamChamp's pricing means over a year

The listing shows a Standard Subscription at $1.99 without naming its period. The terms on streamchamp.app name monthly, half-yearly and annual billing, so the $1.99 plan reads as monthly; twelve months at that rate come to $23.88. The 6-month subscription at $9.99 is $19.98 a year, and the 1-year subscription is $17.99.

The version notes say a 7-day free trial was added in January 2023 and that the picture-in-picture face cam is for Premium users only. The listing does not say what else the free version lacks, or whether free streams carry a watermark, so check the app's own purchase screen before you rely on a free stream.

EveryCord costs $0 over a year. Sparks are optional in-app purchases viewers send in live chat to support streamers, and streamers get half of what EveryCord receives from Apple. Streaming, recording, co-hosting, chat and clips are free for everyone.

How EveryCord does it

Add your outputs first: sign in to YouTube or Twitch, or paste an RTMP or RTMPS URL and stream key for Kick, Facebook Live or X. Up to three run at once, each straight from the device at up to 720p and 30 fps, about 3 Mbps upload each. Check your upload speed covers all of them.

Then open Apple's screen recording controls, pick EveryCord and confirm Start Broadcast. Play your game or open any app; the Live monitor shows your outputs while you stream, and if one drops the others keep running. On iOS 18 or later, Show my camera puts your face in a small floating window.

To bring friends in, send an invite or an invite link; up to three co-hosts appear as camera bubbles in your stream, each from their own iPhone. Viewers chat in EveryCord Social, where you can delete, time out, ban, use slow mode and block words, and anyone can watch on the web at app.everycord.net.

Questions and answers

Is EveryCord a free alternative to StreamChamp for iPhone?

Yes for streaming games to Twitch, YouTube, Kick or any RTMP server. EveryCord is free with no watermark, no time limit and up to three outputs at once. It does not offer StreamChamp's 1080p output or its chat alerts with text to speech.

Is StreamChamp free?

It is free to download. On October 21, 2026 its US App Store listing showed a Standard Subscription at $1.99, a 6-month subscription at $9.99 and a 1-year subscription at $17.99, and a version note mentions a 7-day free trial. What the free version includes is not described on the listing.

Can StreamChamp stream to Twitch and YouTube at the same time?

Not described on the listing or on streamchamp.app, which name Twitch, YouTube, Facebook and other RTMP platforms as destinations. EveryCord streams to up to three outputs at once, each straight from the device.

Does StreamChamp work on iPad?

Yes. The listing says iPad requires iPadOS 15.0 or later, and version notes add 1440p for recent iPad Air and iPad Pro models. EveryCord runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 15 or later.

Does StreamChamp stream to Kick?

A 2023 version note says RTMPS streaming was fixed for platforms such as Kick; the description itself names Twitch, YouTube, Facebook and other platforms. EveryCord streams to Kick with an RTMPS URL and stream key.

Which is better for mobile games, StreamChamp or EveryCord?

StreamChamp if you want 1080p and Twitch chat read aloud while you play, as its listing describes. EveryCord if you want no subscription, several platforms at once, or friends on camera.

Does EveryCord need a computer?

No. Each output goes straight from the iPhone or iPad, and recording, editing and captions run on the device too.

Sources

EveryCord is made by Symaro, LLC, so this comparison is not independent. Each fact about StreamChamp 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.