Control your camera, check connections, run OBS, and find faults faster.
Under "IRL Tools" we collect standalone helpers that do one specific job especially well: configure a camera, remote-control a stream, bond connections, run a relay, or make faults visible. Full streaming applications like Moblin and IRL Pro stay in the streaming software section.
An entry is not an automatic seal of approval. We look for a traceable original source, a recognizable purpose, a transparent development status, and a real connection to mobile live streams. We label our own hands-on experience separately from the developer's claims.
The official DJI app comes first: supported DJI Action and Pocket cameras can go live over RTMP or through the available platform targets.
An independent open-source app that talks to compatible DJI Action and Pocket cameras over Bluetooth and makes key RTMP settings quicker to reach.
The new overlay shows the percentage shares of up to three active network interfaces. Optionally, total bandwidth and RTT are added as a fourth circle.
The percentages show how the measured current upload is split across the active connections. They are not a speed test and don't describe the free capacity left on a line.
If a connection drops, the display closes up automatically. When it comes back, the circle is added again without any action from you.
| Category | Tools included |
|---|---|
| Camera & Remote | DJI Mimo for live streaming and full DJI management, plus dji-remote as a specialist RTMP tool |
| Setup & Planning | Setup finder, connection builders, QR codes, and calculators for data, latency, power, and bitrate |
| NOALBS & OBS | Twitch OAuth, NOALBS configuration, OBS scene pack, and overlay generators |
| Server & Network | BELABOX network overlay, server packs, ports and firewall, and VPS sizes |
| Check & Diagnostics | Check the stream URL, configuration, and server status |
The subgroups work like the streaming software section: when you open a category, the previously opened one closes automatically. On a tool page, the matching section stays open.
If a small tool improves a specific IRL workflow, you can suggest the original project on the IRL4YOU Discord. We first check the source, purpose, and development status, and then decide whether a permanent page makes sense.