● CourtSide

Stream your kid's game. No laptop, no app store.
checking…
Tap Start camera below.
Keep this page open while you film.
Point the phone at the court. Landscape holds better on a tripod or a lean-against-the-wall setup.
Gyms and pool decks eat signal — check this spot before tip-off.
Zoom 1.0× pinch the preview, or drag to reframe
What this camera can do
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Scoreboard on the video Burned into the stream — YouTube viewers see it too
Tap the team name above either score, type, and press done — names go into the stream, save on this phone, and stick to the game and its clips. Set your usual teams once in your channels.
Away
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Period
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Home
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Game notes (optional)

Shown under the video on the watch page, and included in the share text. It can't retitle the YouTube broadcast — that's set in YouTube Studio.

Where should it go?

For a persistent stream key this never changes, so paste it once: youtube.com/@yourhandle/live. It is the link you can Copy or show as a QR to send people to your broadcast. Saved on this phone only.
Saved on this phone only, and never stored on the server. Paste TEST to rehearse — it writes a file instead of going public.
YouTube: you do not need Studio open while you film. Either of these works — pick whichever you can find:
1. Auto-start. In Studio → Go live → Stream, the toggle sits with your persistent stream key (it is not offered on an expiring or event key). With it on, your video arriving here starts the broadcast by itself.
2. Press Go Live yourself. No auto-start? Open Studio → Go live → Stream and press Go Live just before you tap GO LIVE here. Same result — auto-start only saves you that one click.
Every stream also gets a watch link for family, so both are live at once.
Streaming eats data: standard uses roughly 1 GB per hour.
Keep this screen on — CourtSide holds the screen awake while live.