Cam Hub: ONVIF NVR Viewer

Cam Hub: ONVIF NVR Viewer

Mix NVRs + IoT. iOS & Apple TV

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Released
August 1, 2026
Updated
October 27, 2026

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Works on iPhone, iPhone Duo, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Mac with Apple silicon. Don’t want to create a vendor account or enable a cloud service just to view your own cameras? Cam Hub is a camera viewing app built around direct equipment connections. With compatible equipment, you do not need to create an additional account for the app or sign in to the equipment vendor’s cloud platform. Reducing unnecessary account registration and cloud dependency gives you more control and privacy in your surveillance setup. Key features: • Add and view compatible network cameras • Connect to selected compatible NVR, DVR, and NAS surveillance systems • Support for open protocols such as ONVIF and RTSP video streaming • Use LiveView Mix to put pictures from different cameras, different NVRs, and different locations on one monitoring wall, and connect it to Home Assistant at the same time to control IoT devices • View live video from different equipment and recorders on a single screen • Search and play recordings when supported by the equipment • Optimized for iPhone Duo, with a layout for the outer display and the unfolded inner display Sharing and backup: • Share cameras with other people as one encrypted code that carries their sign-in details, optionally locked with a PIN or a password • Back up settings to iCloud to set up your own devices quickly, or to move to a new iPhone or iPad Compatibility: Cam Hub currently works with a wide range of ONVIF-compatible IP cameras, NVR/DVR recorders, and NAS surveillance systems. Available features vary depending on the equipment model, firmware version, supported connection protocols, stream format, account permissions, and network configuration. Your equipment must provide a connection method supported by Cam Hub. Some equipment may require ONVIF, RTSP, or another relevant service to be enabled in its administration settings. You must still use the address, port, username, and password configured on your equipment. Cam Hub does not bypass existing access controls or security mechanisms. ONVIF, Home Assistant, and other related names are trademarks or identifiers of their respective owners. Cam Hub is independently developed and operates through compatible connection protocols made available by the equipment. A successful connection indicates technical compatibility between the equipment and the protocols or features used by Cam Hub. It does not imply affiliation, partnership, sponsorship, or endorsement by their respective owners. Apple TV, Apple Watch, and automation: • Use LiveView Mix, full-screen video, and supported recording playback on iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV • Transfer supported settings to Apple TV through an encrypted iCloud backup • Add webhook buttons to LiveView Mix — any HTTP or HTTPS request (your own method, headers and body), so Home Assistant, Node-RED or your own server can drive shutters, water heaters, lights and more in one tap • Apple Watch: tap your LiveView Mix webhook buttons right from your wrist (set up on iPhone) User manual: every feature, step by step https://cam-hub.almx.cc/guide.html Terms of Use (Apple Standard EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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What's New in Cam Hub

1.7.0

October 27, 2026

• LiveView Mix: put cameras in any tile, add a portrait page for when the phone is upright, and copy control panels, clocks, labels and pictures between pages. • PTZ: on supported PTZ cameras, tap the picture to turn the camera there, or draw a box to zoom straight into it. • Two-way talk: hold a button to speak through supported cameras. • A new family of cameras and recorders is supported: live view, playback, PTZ and snapshots. • iPhone Duo: half-folded, LiveView Mix splits into two canvases and a camera page puts the picture above its controls; held like a book, it plays the same time yesterday beside the live picture. Open a camera in its own window on iPad and iPhone Duo. • Disk Health: check recorder and NAS disks (S.M.A.R.T., temperature), and on a NAS also CPU, memory, network, disk activity and the last restart. • Recording calendar: on supported devices, playback marks the days that have video. • Adding devices: the network scan names what it finds and fills in the form, and saved devices can get a new user name and password. • Steadier live view: frozen cameras reconnect on their own, refused connections are reported at once, more RTSP cameras play, and each device is signed in to once, so accounts don't get locked. • Larger, easier buttons over the picture; importing a share code asks before using the sender's settings; and many smaller fixes.

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Connect 2 recorders, every channel unlocked

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