Kamcord

@gabrielreynard I think gaming was the initial focus but now its for everything

@bentossell Cool.

@gabrielreynard we got our start in gaming but expanded aggressively into non-gaming verticals when we observed users sharing new types of content. The dominant use cases we see is creators interacting with fans through social media. For example, it's very common for YouTube influencers to open fan Snapchats in stream and answer questions.

@ethreep0 opening fan snapchats publicly seems like a violation of privacy to me, isn't the point of sending a snap that only that person can see it?

@tombielecki the fans are actually watching the stream and sending the snaps with messages to be showed in stream. So far it's been an amazing interaction that streamers and fans have loved

For those looking to try streaming instead of just viewing, you can stream directly from Android 5.0+ devices! If you're on iPhone, you need to connect to a computer in order to stream.

@ethreep0 always the same, it works easily and simply on Android, and needs more efforts on apple :)

How is this going to stick around on the app store? what makes kamcord different from other screen recording apps that got kicked off, like vidyo?

@ethreep0 Hey Eric how's it going?

@colemercer yes, the front facing camera plays a huge part of the experience! Each stream has facecam, voice overlay, and of course the screen. we haven't added private rooms yet, but it's definitely something we're considering.