Mixlr for Creators vs Magnetometer

MIXLR FOR CREATORS Live audio, made simple. Mixlr for Creators lets you broadcast high-quality live audio directly from your phone. Whether you’re a sports broadcaster, podcaster, musician, radio host, DJ, or content creator, Mixlr makes it easy to go live, grow your audience, and engage listeners in real time. With just a few taps, you can stream live audio from anywhere, interact with your audience, and manage your broadcasts on the go—no complicated setup required. KEY FEATURES • Live Audio Broadcasting – Stream instantly from your mobile device • AudioLink (AUv3) – Route audio from professional host apps like AUM directly into your Mixlr broadcast • Real-Time Listener Engagement – See who’s listening and interact with your audience • Live & On-Demand in One Place – Broadcast live, then save and publish shows for listeners to catch up anytime • Designed for Professionals – Built for creators, teams, and organisations who want high-quality audio in a simple, ad-free experience • Broadcast Anywhere – Go live from rehearsals, events, interviews, or home • Expand Your Reach – Connect with listeners around the world PERFECT FOR CREATORS AND ORGANIZATIONS LIKE: • Sports broadcasters • Podcasters • Radio hosts • Live event producers • Community broadcasters & faith groups • Schools, colleges, and universities • Independent creators of all kinds DOWNLOAD NOW AND START BROADCASTING TODAY! Help and support: https://help.mixlr.com Privacy policy: https://mixlr.com/privacy Terms of use: https://mixlr.com/terms-of-use

Magnetometer is a fun app for finding metal or magnets by detecting EMF interference with your iPhone's compass heading. Find your keys, or just have fun discovering what could be made of metal. Magnetometer is not meant to replace an actual, professional-grade metal detector. Magnetometer presents simple information to the user about the interference experiences. For more scientific data, please turn to other great apps on the App Store. Magnetometer is made for fun and for experimental purposes and is not designed for scientific use. Also, don't drop your iPhone in sand hoping to find treasure; it's risky.