Social network Amagi has launched in beta. The app for live streams, PK battles, audio rooms and short videos can now be installed on Android through Google Play. It is not a full release, though: the product is still being refined, and no date has been given for the final launch.
Disclosure: Amagi is a product connected to the owner of this site.
According to its Google Play page, the app is developed by SVIYSOFT INC. At the time of publication the store shows more than 100 downloads, with the latest update dated November 5, 2026.
What beta status means
A beta lets people use an app before its official release, but it does not promise the stability of a finished product. Individual features may change or contain bugs, and the terms of the service may still be refined.
The latest update is about exactly that kind of fix. Its notes mention showing videos without cropping or stretching, compressing large videos before upload, correct unread message counters, a screen rotation setting, and more stable streams, battles and gifts.
What the app promises
According to the developer's description, Amagi combines several formats:
- video and audio streams with guests on screen;
- PK battles between hosts in 1-on-1 and 2-on-2 formats, where viewers back a side with gifts;
- voice rooms with up to 16 seats;
- a feed, short videos and stories;
- chat, video and audio calls, and built-in message translation.
What to keep in mind
On the Amagi website the App Store button is still marked "soon", so iPhone owners will have to wait. The app contains ads and in-app purchases, including coins and VIP and MVP subscriptions. The Google Play description says the service is available to users aged 16 and over.
The website also promises creators income from gifts, paid calls and private streams. Before counting on that during the beta, it is worth checking the current terms of use and payout rules.
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