DrawLive turns an Android tablet or iPad into a broadcast telestrator. Pull in your camera feed over the network, draw over the action as it happens, and send the composite straight back into your production. No workstation, no capture card, no cables to the truck, no internet connection, no expensive infrastructure, and enterprise features at a fraction of the cost. DrawLive requires a license to remove a watermark from the output but you can use every feature (except for team-specific features) without one for as long as you want!

It supports:
NDI, SRT, RTMP, RTSP, and OMT input
NDI, SRT, RTMP, OMT, HLS, AirPlay or ChromeCast output
Muxed, or telestration-only with alpha for your downstream keyer

It also offers screen recording of the canvas for both pre and post-production workflows. Capture the composite, telestration and all, straight to the tablet: H.264, HEVC, or Apple ProRes on iPad, to MP4, MOV, or MPEG-TS. Record while you stream or without streaming at all, and every recording lands in one library, ready to share.

DrawLive can also integrate with and control popular presentation software. Control ProPresenter, FreeShow, OpenLP, or PowerPoint without leaving the canvas: previous, next, or jump straight to any slide from a thumbnail strip while you draw over the presentation feed.

In addition to individual licenses, a team option is available. Projects travel as single self-contained files. Team accounts get a shared Team Library: publish a project once and every device on the account can pull it down. Re-share and everyone gets the update, not a duplicate. And seats float: any tablet can claim one, and IT can release a lost device from the web console in one click. Push stream-settings profiles to every device so game day is tap-and-go.

Point DrawLive at a shared folder or NAS and projects and recordings mirror there automatically. Import images, PDFs, and SVGs from anywhere and draw over them like any other source.

Licenses can be purchased at https://drawlive.app