TrafficCamNZ Lite

TrafficCamNZ Lite

by David Wilson

2 ratings
104 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 11, 2008
  • September 28, 2026

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View internet-accessible images from webcams, including traffic cameras and weather maps. Customize your display with a selection of pre-loaded cameras or add your own URLs. Swipe to view multiple images quickly and enjoy full-screen viewing with pinch-to-zoom.

✓Load any internet web camera
✓Default list of 50+ cameras
✓Add custom camera URLs
✓Display up to 4 images (6 on iPad)
✓Full screen with pinch/zoom
✓Swipe to view multiple images
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What's New in TrafficCamNZ Lite

2.0.0

September 28, 2026

TrafficCamNZ Lite has been rebuilt for today's iPhone and iPad. - Map: every camera on a map. Tap a camera to view it, or star it to feature it. - Live NZTA motorway signs on the map - tap one to read its current message. - A fresh built-in camera list: 570 cameras, every one checked and working. New users start with live Wellington cameras; existing users can merge the new list, remove old cameras that no longer work, and feature the suggested cameras in one tap. - Feature up to 10 cameras (was 4, or 6 on iPad). - Sharper pictures, prepared in the background, using about half the memory. - New Settings (gear button): Automatic Refresh and Keep Camera Proportions. Help is in Settings now. - New What's New screen (sparkles button). - Cameras that can't be loaded show a symbol - press and hold to see why. - Many fixes, including crashes when opening a camera from the Library and when a screen closed before its picture arrived, a clipped switch and hidden labels on Edit Camera, and Use Current Location. - Your camera list is saved more safely and comes across untouched. Requires iOS 17 or later.

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User reviews

Useless

Useless full stop. App don’t work keeps closing each time

Hi

Proof if yo need to know about traffic

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Don't Waste Your Time

Only shows California and the rest is all New Zealand and Australia.

Useless

Ok, so I need to find cameras on my own, and manually enter the URLs into this app? Makes the app fairly useless - cameras in the app aren't even sorted by city, in fact I can't even tell what city they are from, mor can I find cameras in my own city via the app. Fix this, rewrite it for better use ability and I'll give it another chance... For now, I'm deleting it, as it's totally useless on its own.
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FAQ

What does TrafficCamNZ Lite do?

TrafficCamNZ Lite allows you to load and view internet-accessible images from webcams. This includes traffic cameras, weather maps, and any other image you can access via a URL. You can customize which cameras are displayed and view them in various ways.

How many cameras can I view with the free version?

The free version of TrafficCamNZ Lite is limited to displaying up to 4 images at a time on an iPhone or iPod Touch, and up to 6 images on an iPad. To display more images and remove advertising, you would need to upgrade to the paid version.

Can I add my own cameras?

Yes, you can add your own web cameras by specifying their World Wide Web URL. The app allows you to test the URL before saving it, ensuring you can load the desired image feed.

How does the image display work?

Images are displayed in the order they are received, so the arrangement might vary. You can swipe across the screen to quickly view multiple images. Tapping an image brings it up in full screen with pinch-to-zoom functionality.

What are the network requirements for this app?

The application works over cellular networks but performs best with WiFi due to faster speeds. You should monitor your network traffic usage as images can be large. The app does not cache images, so if an image appears outdated, it may be an issue with the source camera.