BongaModels has added Light Mode to its mobile console for models and studios that stream from a phone. The new option provides a bright, clear interface that makes controls and other on-screen elements easier to see in daylight and other brightly lit environments.

The update gives mobile users a choice between Light Mode and the existing Dark Mode. This lets streamers choose an interface based on their surroundings and personal viewing preference.

How to change modes

Users can switch between Light and Dark modes at any time. The Light/Dark toggle is located in the mobile console’s Settings.

Selecting Light Mode changes the console to the brighter interface. Users who prefer a darker screen, including when working in lower-light conditions, can return to Dark Mode through the same Settings toggle.

ImLive has announced a Pleasure Lounge Party running from Friday, September 11 at 12:01 a.m. through Sunday, September 13 at 11:59 p.m., Eastern Time. The weekend event centers on a playful adult lounge theme and gives hosts another way to attract viewers to their rooms.

The party concept

ImLive encourages hosts to create a fun late-night setting with playful outfits, themed room details, and light roleplay. The source announcement suggests using frills, teasing, and a bold attitude to turn casual visitors into active viewers. Hosts can choose their own character for the event, from a sweet personality with a secret side to a confident party leader.

Awards of up to $150

Hosts can compete for awards worth up to $150. A strong entry should present a complete theme rather than relying on only one part of the show. Room design, clothing, photography, participation, and member support all matter.

How to participate

• 1. Decorate the room to fit the Pleasure Lounge theme.
• 2. Select an outfit that matches the party.
• 3. Create a party photo designed to stand out.
• 4. Participate in as many of the available parties as possible.
• 5. Encourage members to vote for the host.

The event combines visual presentation with audience participation, giving hosts the full weekend to build their theme and collect votes.

LiveJasmin has introduced Push to Card, a new option that can send performer earnings directly to a registered Visa or Mastercard. You can access the feature from the Payout Settings page.

Who can use it

Push to Card is currently available to individual performers who bill as a Natural Person or are VAT-registered. Eligible users register a supported card once and can then choose it for future payouts. This provides a direct alternative to waiting for a bank transfer or routing funds through an e-wallet.

Card data and security

LiveJasmin says the registration process is secure and encrypted. The platform says it keeps only the last four digits of the card number rather than storing the full card details.

Fees and payout limits

Each Push to Card payout has a fee of 2.3% plus $2.50 or €2.50, depending on the payment currency. The minimum payout amount does not change and remains the same as it is for the performer's other available payout methods.