introducing streamcam for apple watch.

StreamCam 2.2.0 is out, and it comes with an Apple Watch app.

apple watch app

Once the phone is on its stand, you don't have to reach for it anymore. Open StreamCam on your Watch to go live or stop, and see how long you've been live and how many clients are connected.

StreamCam on Apple Watch while streaming: a red LIVE status, the time live, the number of connected clients and a red Stop button

The same live screen with a Wi-Fi Lost alert at the top

The Watch's Alerts page: Wi-Fi Lost two minutes ago, Playback Problem three times, Camera Interrupted, newest first

Something goes wrong mid-stream? Your Wi-Fi drops, the camera gets interrupted, the last client disconnects: your wrist taps you and the problem shows on screen right away, so you hear it from StreamCam before you hear it from chat. Scroll down to the Alerts page to see everything that happened during the stream.

The Watch app is free. It needs watchOS 26, with StreamCam open on your iPhone.

updates & changelogs

From now on, StreamCam shows what changed the first time you open a new version, and every past release is listed in Settings.

StreamCam on iPhone with the App Updated sheet open over the camera preview: New in 2.2.0, Apple Watch app, and a Continue button — The first time you open a new version, and any time after in Settings › What's New.

The What's New screen in Settings: the 2.2.0 notes on top, then earlier releases, 2.1 with 8 new languages and 2.0 below it — The first time you open a new version, and any time after in Settings › What's New.

download now

2.2.0 is a free update on the App Store. Got an idea for the Watch app, or did something feel off? Write to [email protected] or find me on Discord.

everything in 2.2.0

Everything in this update is free.

changes

Apple Watch app: Start and stop your stream, see how it's doing and how long you've been live, feel a tap when something goes wrong, and check it from your watch face.
Updates & Changelogs: Yes, the very thing you're reading right now. A quick look at each update, with every past release kept in Settings.