FeelThere review
A mobile-first app for broadcasting to multiple destinations with unified comments and analytics.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026
FeelThere is a mobile live-streaming and multistreaming app for creators, influencers, businesses, sports teams, educators, and media teams. It broadcasts from a smartphone to multiple social platforms and custom RTMP destinations at the same time. The app supports iOS and Android, with front and rear camera controls, orientation controls, custom watermarking, branding, cloud-based distribution, recording, and streaming up to 1080p. Its mobile focus makes it a fit for users who want to manage broadcasts directly from a phone rather than from a desktop production setup.
The platform’s destination coverage is broad for a mobile app. It supports Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitch, TikTok, X (Twitter), Kick, Vimeo, SnapStream, dLive, Amazon, and custom RTMP destinations. The published capabilities include simultaneous multistreaming, adding destinations during a live stream, unified comments, and real-time and post-stream analytics. These features give creators and teams a single mobile workflow for distributing a live broadcast and monitoring audience activity across services. Users choosing a platform for mobile production, destination variety, and cross-platform comment management should find the feature set well aligned with that use case.
FeelThere uses a freemium model. The Basic plan is free and includes up to two destinations with 720p streaming. Premium subscriptions add multistreaming, HD and Full HD streaming, Creator Hub analytics, and unified comments; the published category specifications also show up to eight simultaneous destinations, custom RTMP, recording, and 1080p maximum quality. A 14-day free trial is available. The main trade-off is the product’s platform scope: it is designed around iOS and Android apps, not desktop or web coverage. Choose FeelThere for mobile-first broadcasts and phone-based distribution; consider another multistreaming product if desktop production or browser access is central to your workflow.
FeelThere pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports up to 1080p streaming and custom RTMP destinations
- Unifies live comments across supported destinations
- Offers recording, analytics, branding, and camera controls
- Where it doesn't
- Available only through iOS and Android apps
- Basic limits streaming to two destinations and 720p
- Desktop and web workflows are not included
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