Let distant grandparents, family, and friends watch live from anywhere. No technical experience required.
Think of RTMP as a "delivery truck" for live video. Just like a delivery truck needs an address to know where to drop off a package, your camera needs RTMP credentials (the "address") to know where to send the live video.
Creates the live video (the "package")
Delivers the video (the "delivery truck")
Watches the video (the "destination")
You don't need to understand how RTMP works—just like you don't need to know how Wi-Fi works to use it. SocialScoreKeeper gives you the "address" (credentials), and your camera app handles the rest.
So you can stay present at the game while still sharing it with family
Phone is locked in streaming mode—can't use scoreboard
Can't chat with fans or respond to messages
Miss important moments while managing the stream
Battery drains quickly
Result: You're managing technology instead of watching your child play
Primary phone free for scoreboard, chat, photos
Stay engaged with fans throughout the game
Set and forget—camera streams automatically
Better camera angles (tripod-mounted)
Result: You're fully present watching your child while family watches remotely
Start with an old smartphone and a cheap tripod. If you stream regularly, you can upgrade to a sports camera later. A spare phone works fine to start.
You have lots of options—from free to pro-level equipment
Best for most parents: simple and free.
Best for parents who stream often
Best for multi-purpose use beyond streaming
Seven steps, and your family is watching.
Open the SocialScoreKeeper app on your primary phone and either create a new game or open an existing one.
Tip: You can generate credentials before the game starts or during the game.
In the game screen, tap the camera icon and select "Live Stream" from the options.
Don't see the camera icon? Don't see the Live Stream option? It's set up from inside the game by the ScoreKeeper running it — check with them.
The app will instantly create unique credentials for this specific game. You'll see:
Tip: Use the copy buttons next to each field—don't try to type them manually!
Important: If your stream stops or disconnects, you'll need to generate NEW credentials to restart—even for the same game. Old credentials expire after each stream ends.
On your secondary device (old phone or camera), download any RTMP streaming app. Popular free options:
Tip: Try a few apps to find your favorite. They're all free and work the same way!
Open the RTMP app on your secondary device and paste in the credentials:
Security Note: These credentials only work for this specific game. Each game gets new credentials automatically.
Position your secondary device on a tripod or stable surface:
Connection Tip: 4G/5G works great! If the field has public Wi-Fi, that's even better.
Your Fan Club members automatically get notified and can watch the stream in the SocialScoreKeeper app. The recording will save to the game gallery 2-3 minutes after the stream ends.
Now what? Put your phone away and watch your child play! The stream runs automatically.
Live streaming is set up from inside a game by the ScoreKeeper running it. The people who stream a game are usually:
How to tell: The Live Stream option lives inside the game, under the camera icon. If you don't see it or can't start a stream, check with the ScoreKeeper running the game.
No problem! Use the in-app camera in SocialScoreKeeper to capture photos and videos that upload instantly. You can also borrow a phone from family, or consider buying a used phone for $50-100—they don't need to be activated or have a SIM card, just Wi-Fi capability.
This usually means connection issues. Try these fixes:
A 90-minute game at 720p uses approximately 1-2GB of data. At 1080p, it's 2-3GB. Most unlimited plans handle this easily, but check your plan if you're concerned.
Yes! That's the whole point. Fans watch on their phones from anywhere—home, work, across the country. They just open the SocialScoreKeeper app and tap the live stream notification.
The recording automatically saves to that game's gallery 2-3 minutes after you stop streaming. It's stored forever (as long as you maintain your subscription), organized by game, and ready to share anytime.
Yes, but it takes 30 seconds. Each game gets its own unique credentials for security and organization. This ensures each stream is tied to the correct game in your child's profile.
Important: If your stream stops or gets interrupted for any reason, you'll need to generate NEW credentials—even for the same game. The old credentials won't work once a stream ends.
Yes! Multiple people set up to stream can each generate their own credentials and stream the same game at once. This is great when:
Note: Fans watching will see the most recent stream that started. Each person generates their own unique credentials.
If your stream stops for any reason (lost connection, battery died, accidentally closed the app, etc.), you'll need to generate NEW credentials to resume streaming—even though you're still in the same game.
Once credentials are used for a stream that ends, they expire for security. This is a 30-second process:
Pro Tip: Make sure your streaming device is fully charged and has a stable connection before the game starts to minimize interruptions!
Your first stream might feel a bit awkward. By your second game, it's second nature.