Guides
Run OBS from anywhere in the room
Practical guides for controlling OBS Studio with OBS Blade - from the first connection on your Wi-Fi to a tablet on your desk replacing dedicated hardware.
How to control OBS Studio from your phone
Enable the WebSocket server built into OBS 28+, install OBS Blade and connect over Wi-Fi. Scenes, audio, stream and record in about a minute - plus the fixes for the connections that don't work first try.
Read the guide → Hardware-freeTurn a tablet into a stream deck for OBS
An iPad or Android tablet on a stand does what a button box can't: it shows which scene is live, your audio levels and your stream health - and it switches them too.
Read the guide → ComparisonOBS Blade vs Stream Deck vs Touch Portal
An honest look at three ways to control OBS without touching your keyboard - dedicated hardware, a general macro app and a purpose-built OBS remote. Where each one genuinely wins.
Read the comparison → Remote accessHow to control OBS over the internet, safely
obs-websocket speaks plain HTTP with password-only auth, so don't port-forward it. The safe path is a free mesh VPN like Tailscale - here's the whole setup, step by step.
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