IP Camera HubYOUR CAMERAS. A CLEARER VIEW.
A clearer view
of your cameras.
Your existing IP cameras, on your iPhone and iPad. A native viewer in development, built around clear setup and a calm place to watch.
A native Apple app · Built for iOS and iPadOS 26
A little closer to home.
DESIGN PREVIEW · DEMO IMAGERY
START WITH YOUR TASK
Choose a camera.
Or connect the one you own.
Choosing new hardware?
Check documented local streams, power and storage before buying. Exact model facts keep the shortlist grounded.
Find a camera for your installation ↗Already have a camera?
Find its manufacturer settings, prepare a stream address and work through your first local connection.
Get your camera ready ↗A SIMPLE START
From an address
to a clearer picture.
You already have the camera.
Start with the details it needs to connect.
Find your camera’s address
Check the camera’s local address and its supported stream in the manufacturer’s settings.
Check connection requirements ↗Add the connection
Manual RTSP entry is demonstrated in the simulator. Use the camera address and camera credentials.
Understand RTSP setup ↗Make room for the view
Saving a camera and opening test video full-screen are demonstrated. Physical-camera testing comes next.
See the development status ↗BUILT WITH CARE
Less between you
and the view.
A native iPhone and iPad experience shaped around the way you check your cameras.
- 01
Manual setup, clearly explained
Start with an address or stream link. Our guides explain the settings to check.
- 02
A quieter viewing experience
Camera organization and a dashboard are in development, with native Liquid Glass UI.
- 03
Understand the connection
Connection status and useful setup help are part of the planned experience.
THE SETUP LIBRARY
A good view starts
with a good connection.
How to view an IP camera on iPhone
Prepare your camera address, stream settings and local network access, then work through a clear checklist for viewing on iPhone.
Read the guide ↗
RTSP camera viewer: addresses, codecs and first checks
Understand what an RTSP camera viewer needs, collect the correct stream address and separate camera settings from untested app support.
Read the guide ↗
IP camera connection troubleshooting: a clear checklist
Work through camera address, permission, account and video format checks in order, with a redacted report that makes failures easier to investigate.
Read the guide ↗BRING THE CAMERA YOU OWN
Start with its capabilities.
Then check the details.
Protocol support is a starting point. Models, firmware, video formats and enabled services decide what you can connect.
Check camera requirements ↗Protocol work in progress. These labels do not confirm app compatibility.
What cameras will it work with?
We are working on RTSP, ONVIF, MJPEG and JPEG connections. The model, firmware, codec and network all matter. No physical-camera compatibility has been confirmed for the app yet.
Does it turn my iPhone into a camera?
You bring the camera. The app is being built to view existing IP cameras on an iPhone or iPad.
Can I view cameras away from home?
The planned connection model uses a reachable camera address, including through a VPN you manage. Automatic access through manufacturer cloud accounts is outside the current scope.
Will there be a subscription?
Weekly and annual subscriptions are planned. Pricing, trials and free or paid features are still being decided.
What has been tested so far?
Simulator captures supplied in the product brief show manual RTSP setup, decoded H.264 test video, saving a camera and full-screen viewing. These are test-media demonstrations.
Your cameras.
A little closer.
CameraViewer is coming to iPhone and iPad.
Get your camera ready while we build.