How to Switch From AntiScuff to Streamable

The short version

AntiScuff shut down on 30 October 2026. To move to Streamable, you keep your phone app or encoder and change only where it sends. Create a Streamable account, start your server, connect your phone or backpack to a new ingest, set up your scenes, add Twitch, Kick or YouTube as a destination, and go live. Most streamers are back live the same day.

You do not have to do this alone. AntiScuff customers get a complimentary switch: DM @streamablerun on X with the AntiScuff plan you had, what you stream from and where you stream to, and we will help you set it up.

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Step 1:Create your account and start your server

Sign up at streamable.run and choose a plan on the pricing page. Then open the Dashboard and start your server. Your cloud OBS runs in a data center, the same way AntiScuff did, so you do not need a PC at home.

Step 2:Point your phone or backpack at Streamable

Remove the old AntiScuff server from your app or encoder first, so it does not try to reconnect to an address that no longer works.

• Moblin (iPhone). On the Ingests page, select Moblin and scan the Quick Connect QR code. Choose SRTLA if your phone uses more than one connection, such as cellular and Wi-Fi. See how to add Moblin as an ingest.
• IRL Pro (Android). Same flow, with the IRL Pro option. See how to add IRL Pro as an ingest.
• BELABOX backpack. Send SRTLA to a BELABOX Cloud relay, then the relay's SRT output into an Other Cloud Servers (SRT) ingest. See connect a BELABOX to Streamable.
• OBS on a laptop or another RTMP encoder. Use an RTMP ingest. See how to add OBS as an ingest.

When the ingest shows Online in Ingest manager on the Dashboard, Streamable is receiving your video.

Step 3:Set up your scenes

Coming from Basic or Enhanced. You did not have direct access to OBS on AntiScuff, so start with the scenes you need: your live IRL scene, a BRB or offline scene for drops, and a starting-soon scene. Upload your overlays, images and videos in Customize, then add them as sources in Remote OBS. See uploading files to Remote OBS.

Coming from Remote Desktop. If you exported your scene collection before the machine went off, upload the .json and your media files in Customize. In Remote OBS, open Scene Collection > Import and select the .json. Sources that pointed at files on your AntiScuff machine will show as missing until you point them at the copies you uploaded. Browser sources, such as alerts and chat overlays, only need their URLs. Windows-only sources and plugins will not carry over, so rebuild those.

If your Remote Desktop machine is still on, back up first. Our AntiScuff shutdown guide lists what to copy.

Step 4:Turn on Stream Drop Protection

This replaces AntiScuff's disconnection protection. When your phone feed drops, Streamable switches your stream to your offline scene, and back to your ingest scene when the feed returns. The cloud OBS stays connected to Twitch, Kick or YouTube the whole time, so the platform does not see your stream end.

It covers a lost phone or backpack feed. It does not help if the platform itself has an outage.

Step 5:Set up the chatbot

Open Chatbot from the sidebar, link your Twitch, Kick or YouTube account and turn it on. The commands work with scene and source names as they appear in OBS, and quotes work for names with spaces, like !scene "Starting Soon".

• !scene <name> switches scenes. !brb and !soon are built-in shortcuts.
• !b or !bitrate replies with your current ingest bitrate.
• !fix or !reset resets the ingest in the current scene.
• !show <source> and !hide <source> show or hide a source.
• !startstream and !endstream start or stop the stream.

Only your broadcaster account can run OBS commands by default. On Twitch you can let channel moderators run them too. See how to set up the chatbot.

Step 6:Add your destinations and go live

Open Destinations and add Twitch, Kick, YouTube or a custom RTMP destination. Use fresh stream keys: if you gave your old keys to AntiScuff, reset them in each platform's creator dashboard first. Advanced streams to two destinations at the same time and Max to five. See how to go live on Twitch and on Kick.

Step 7:Test a drop before you go public

Start a private or unlisted stream. Put your phone in airplane mode for 20 seconds, then turn it back on. Check that your offline scene appears, the platform stream stays up and your camera comes back on its own. Then run !bitrate and !brb in chat to confirm the chatbot answers. If all four work, you are ready.

Want us to do it with you?

DM @streamablerun on X. Tell us the AntiScuff plan you had, your phone app or backpack, and your platforms, and we will help you get set up for free.