LiveStage

LiveStage

Social Remote Photography

7 ratings
4 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 16, 2024
  • July 15, 2026

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Connect with photographers and models for virtual photoshoots. Remotely capture 4K photos using a photographer's phone, becoming a co-author of stunning visuals. Participate from anywhere and join a community of enthusiasts to elevate your photography skills.

Virtual photoshoots
Remote 4K photo capture
Co-author content
Connect with photographers and models
Photography skill development
Global community access
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What's New in LiveStage

2.29.0

July 15, 2026

Introducing Super Subscriptions — the ultimate way to connect with your favorite creators. • Unlock exclusive creator content. • Take part in exclusive short live shoots available only to Super Subscribers. • Chat directly with your favorite creators. • Immerse yourself in your favorite creator’s creative process.

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Subscription plans

A. Lucas's Preset Collection

Support A. Lucas and get a set of 3 presets.

$0.991 Month
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In-App Purchases

$2.99

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User reviews

Meet models

Best app on this platform. I get to introduce and interact with amazing models from across the globe!

Excellent app! Just one small change if you can❤️

When someone creates a private photoshoot and people join in, make sure to remove the photo mode. I feel that when the host charges us to join a private session but disables photo mode so we can’t take photos through the app, it seems like a scam.

In my opinion, it would be better if photo mode were automatically disabled only in private sessions. For public photoshoots, hosts can choose whether to enable or disable photo mode—but in private sessions, it should be removed entirely.

Just my opinion, but overall—excellent app!
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Response from developer

Thank you so much for your kind words and your thoughtful feedback! We’re really happy to hear you’re enjoying LiveStage. Regarding the photo mode in private sessions: the feature you’re referring to No Photo Mode is actually designed to use it when the model is changing outfits, during location transitions, or moments that aren’t meant to be photographed for example, when the lead photographer turns on selfie mode to talk to the audience directly. It’s a way to keep the shoot artistic and respectful, not just a stream of random screenshots. That said, we absolutely understand your concern and we agree that this feature should never be abused. We actively monitor how it’s used, and when we see misuse, we personally reach out to creators to explain that it should only be used when really needed. We’re currently exploring the idea of adding a rating system for hosts. This would allow you to see a host’s reputation before joining a session in the future - helping you make more informed choices and ensuring the overall quality of the experience. Thank you again for sharing your thoughts, it helps us grow and make LiveStage better for everyone.

Wonderful, Fun, Easy to use !

I am a professional photographer ( @legal.lens.mc) engaged to a professional model ( @charisma.davis ) We shoot many photoshoots a year and now can include photographers from all over the world to capture our beautiful work in beautiful live photoshoots. For a nominal fee, we are joined by photographers who take control and shoot the images from their device creating their own individualized locations and perspectives. The possibilities are endless. Super easy to use from all roles. This is a great tool for any photographers, models of all levels to get together and shoot creatively and safely. It’s awesome. Get it today!!! Look for us on IG and join our shoots today!
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Bringing the world together through photography

This platform is a great way to join photoshoots with others all over the world. Join in places and with individuals you may have never had a chance to photograph with. Learn new ways of working photography techniques and show off your results all in one place.

FAQ

What is LiveStage?

LiveStage is a social networking app that facilitates virtual photoshoots by connecting photographers, models, and enthusiasts. It allows users to remotely capture 4K photos and collaborate on creative projects from anywhere.

How does remote photo capture work in LiveStage?

Users can act as co-authors by remotely controlling a photographer's phone camera to capture breathtaking 4K photos. This allows for unique perspectives and creative input without physical presence.

What kind of community can I expect on LiveStage?

LiveStage fosters a community of photography enthusiasts who share ideas, learn from each other, and embark on creative journeys. It's a space to connect with like-minded individuals passionate about photography.

Is LiveStage suitable for beginners in photography?

Yes, LiveStage offers an opportunity for both experienced photographers and beginners to refine their skills, learn new techniques, and capture moments like never before. It's designed to elevate everyone's photography game.

What devices does LiveStage support?

Currently, LiveStage is supported on iPhones. The app was last updated on March 24, 2026, indicating ongoing development and potential for future platform expansions.

Does LiveStage have ads?

Yes, LiveStage contains advertisements. This is typical for free social networking applications that offer in-app purchases to support their services.

What are the subscription options for LiveStage?

LiveStage offers a subscription plan called 'A. Lucas's Preset Collection' for $0.99 per month. This provides access to specific preset collections within the app.

What is the age rating for LiveStage?

LiveStage has an age rating of 17+. This is due to the nature of social networking and potential for mature content, aligning with its target audience of photography enthusiasts.