All video is streamed directly to the service you pick, all recordings are stored locally to your iPad.Access chat, trigger in-stream events, and more with the Camo Studio stream panel.Imbue your streams with your personal aesthetic.Connect iPad to your portable console like Nintendo Switch.Quickly switch between built-in or custom scenes with a tap.The iPad is a computer, after all.Īnd there are a ton more valuable features like: Do all three simultaneously, achieving things it previously took a traditional “computer” setup to do, but with only an iPad – or iPad Mini.Connect your iPad to your camera or Switch or DSLR via a dongle and use it as a bigger screen / monitor.Stream console games with a capture card to Twitch, YouTube or elsewhere, with PiP, web overlays, and integrated stream controls including chat.Connect a pro camera and mic to your iPad and stream on the move, or simultaneously record to built-in storage or a connected USB/SD card.Here’s how Reincubate describes the main capabilities:
Founder Aidan Fitzpatrick highlights it is “totally free” and the company has no plans to charge for the powerful new iPad app. Very generously, Reincubate is offering Camo Studio for iPad for free – no strings or in-app purchases. Camo Studio for iPad is another step in removing friction for creators, making it easy for anyone to create great content with the tools they feel more confident with, irrespective of their experience. Today, we’re bringing the Camo experience to a new platform – iPad – with powerful new streaming and multi-source picture-in-picture (PiP) features. And it’s completely free…Ĭamo Studio for iPad launched today with the developer Reincubate sharing all the details on its blog. Now the Apple Design Award finalist has launched an all-new experience designed for iPad alongside iPadOS 17 that lets users stream and record with advanced features while using their favorite cameras and mics. Up until now, Camo has been an impressive app for Mac that lets you use your iPhone or other camera as your webcam.
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