Camkite Camera for OBS vs ThenHere

Camkite Camera for OBS helps creators use their phone as a clean live camera for OBS Studio, or stream directly from the phone when a mobile setup makes more sense. Use OBS Camera mode with the Camkite OBS plugin to bring your phone into a scene without complicated setup. Pair automatically on your local network, control camera options from OBS, and keep your phone preview simple while OBS handles the show. Use Direct Stream mode when you want to go live from your phone without OBS. Save stream profiles, import stream settings from QR codes, and stream to RTMP destinations with camera, microphone, quality, and chat overlay controls available in one place. Features: • Phone camera source for OBS Studio (OMT over the network) • Direct RTMP streaming from the phone • Saved stream profiles • QR code profile import • Front and rear camera controls • Rear lens selection when supported • Camera stabilization when supported • Split camera layouts when supported • HDR camera mode when supported • Optional phone-side chat overlay for supported stream profiles • Video quality controls with adaptive bitrate behavior • Microphone mute and audio level display • Simple creator-focused settings Camkite is built for live creators who want fewer setup steps and a more polished phone camera workflow. Some features require a Camkite Pro subscription, including higher video resolutions, HDR, and watermark removal. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

ThenHere helps you return to the places hidden inside your photo library. Open the map, find old photos around you, and choose a memory you want to meet again. When you arrive, use the camera overlay to align the old photo with today and capture the same place through time. What you can do: • Discover photo memories by nearby place • Switch between map and grid exploration • Swipe through multiple photos from the same spot • Retake an old frame with a transparent overlay and guide grid • Save then-and-now comparisons Your photos stay on your device. ThenHere uses photo location metadata to help you revisit real places, not to upload your library.