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Head to Dashboard → IRL → Cloud OBS. First visit shows a guided setup with five steps. It creates your stream key, boots your container, and wires the ingest into OBS for you.
1

Create an ingest key

Give it a label, something like phone, and hit Create key. This is the key your phone or encoder authenticates with. You get one key; if it ever leaks, rotate it from the Ingest keys page and the old one stops working immediately.
Cloud OBS guided setup, step 1 active

The guided setup as it first loads.

2

Launch your cloud container

Hit Launch Cloud OBS. StreamWizard picks a server and starts your container. Boot usually takes seconds; if you blink you’ll land straight on the next step.
Key created, Launch Cloud OBS button unlocked

Key created, launch unlocked.

3

OBS boots inside it

Nothing to do here. When the badge flips to OBS Connected, StreamWizard has already created a scene named IRL with a source called StreamWizard Ingest pointed at your feed. Your phone’s video shows up there the moment you start streaming.
OBS connected badge

OBS connected, ingest wired in automatically.

4

Add alert sources (optional)

Paste in widget URLs from your alert provider and pick which scenes show them. Skip it if you want, you can always edit or add alert sources later inside OBS itself.
Alert sources step

Adding an alert source during setup.

5

Open OBS

Hit Open OBS. A window opens with the real OBS interface, the same one running in your container. Arrange scenes, add text, whatever you’d do in OBS at home.
OBS viewer window

Your OBS, running in the cloud.

Your ingest URLs

Dashboard → IRL → Ingest keys shows the two URLs for your key:
  • srt://<your-server>:8888?streamid=<key> for single-connection setups
  • SRTLA on port 5000 for bonded setups
Which one goes in your phone: see SRT or SRTLA. From this page you can also copy, rotate or delete the key, and DM it to yourself on Discord so you’re not retyping a long random string on a phone keyboard.
Ingest keys page

The Ingest keys page with both URLs.

The container

The dashboard shows your container’s state and a live preview of the OBS window. Stop container shuts OBS down; your scenes, sources and uploaded files survive and come back on the next start.
Running container

Container running with the live OBS preview.

Next

Point your phone at the ingest: set up IRL Pro on Android.