Stromma

Stromma turns your phone into a live RTSP publisher. It streams the phone's screen or camera to an RTSP server that you control, and you watch the feed anywhere that plays RTSP, such as VLC, OBS, Home Assistant, or your NVR. IMPORTANT: BRING YOUR OWN SERVER Stromma does nothing by itself. It needs a server that accepts incoming RTSP streams, such as the free MediaMTX, running on your computer, home server, or NAS. Enter the server's rtsp:// address in Stromma and press Start streaming. If you do not run, or have access to, an RTSP server, this app will not be useful to you. WHAT IT STREAMS • Your screen: share anything on the phone. Android asks for consent before every capture session. • Your camera: back or front, with a live preview before you go live. • Audio is optional and off by default. When enabled, choose microphone, device audio, or both (device audio requires Android 10 or newer and a screen session). BUILT FOR UNATTENDED STREAMING • Live status card with a timer and the current resolution, frame rate, and quality. • Automatic reconnect when the connection drops. • Streaming continues in the background as a foreground service, with a persistent notification while capture is running. • Keep screen awake option for long sessions. TUNE THE OUTPUT • Resolution: 480p, 720p, 1080p, or 2K (1440p). • Frame rate: 24, 30, or 60 fps. • Quality: adaptive Auto mode, or fixed Low, Medium, and High presets. YOUR SERVERS, SAVED • Save feeds by name and switch servers in one tap. • RTSP username and password support. Credentials are kept in your device's secure storage, never in plain text. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Your video and audio go directly from your phone to your server. They are never sent to us. • No account and no ads. • The app collects anonymous crash reports and basic usage statistics to keep it working well. See the privacy policy for details. GOOD TO KNOW Stromma publishes a stream; it does not play streams. To view the feed, open it in VLC, OBS, Home Assistant, your NVR, or any other RTSP player.