Open-source Twitch alternative Glimesh has announced the release of its new mobile app. Glimesh, which was pioneered by Luke Strickland, is a platform that allows users to watch and follow their favorite live streamers. Glimesh was created after Microsoft’s streaming service ‘Mixer’ was shut down, and the website describes it as a "Next-Generation Streaming Platform" with a heavy focus on discoverability and transparency.
Live-streaming websites like Twitch, YouTube Gaming, Trovo, and now Glimesh, have seen significant popularity as the younger generation continues to find interest in streaming and content creation. These platforms appeal to Generation Alpha and Z because of the "live" aspect that allows users to experience events and games simultaneously as their favorite creators.
Glimesh is currently available on Apple and Android, as well as its official website.
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Twitch Competitor Glimesh Launches its Official Mobile App
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