IP Camera Viewer vs Cameras

Turn your ONVIF, RTSP or WiFi IP cameras into a powerful home security monitoring system. IPCams lets you view and control network cameras with a fast, smooth experience across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV and Apple Watch. Replace limited OEM camera apps and build your own private surveillance setup. IPCams gives you secure access to live view and camera streams — without mandatory cloud lock-in or forced vendor restrictions. IPCams supports ONVIF, RTSP and MJPEG compatible cameras, making it easy to connect wireless or wired devices on your local network and access them remotely when needed. Designed for users who want flexibility and control, IPCams delivers real-time video monitoring, reliable recording and powerful camera management tools in one professional-grade app. Monitor your home, office, garage, pets or entryways with secure local and remote access. FEATURES • Network Scanner – Quickly discover and connect compatible IP cameras • Advanced Camera Viewer – View ONVIF, RTSP and MJPEG network cameras • Two Way Audio – Talk back through your camera or doorbell • Multi-Camera Dashboards – Monitor multiple WiFi or wireless cameras at once • PTZ Control – Pan, tilt and zoom supported cameras • Picture in Picture (PIP) – Monitor live video while using other apps • Smart Motion Detection – Add event detection, recording and push notifications with IPCams Hub • Remote Streaming – Securely access your cameras remotely with IPCams Hub • Private & Secure – Your camera streams stay on your devices • Snap & Record – Capture photos and video recordings of important moments • Widgets – Add camera shortcuts and snapshots to your Home Screen • Multi-Platform – iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV and Apple Watch support • iCloud Sync – Sync and access your cameras across your Apple devices Privacy Policy: https://ipcams.app/privacy Terms of Use: https://ipcams.app/terms

Cameras is an app for a clear presentation of several WLan cameras. Tap on a camera to enlarge it. Any number of cameras can be configured and displayed via URL. In addition, it is always possible to save a screenshot of the overview or the currently enlarged camera in the photo library of the device in a separate album. The target audience for my app are people who have one or more WLAN cameras that can be accessed through the network stream. There is no server on which any camera images are uploaded. The displayed images are live streamed by the cameras. It is possible to take screenshots of all displayed images or the selected image. These screenshots are stored in the Photo Library of the iOS device in a separate album after the user has confirmed the access. Fees are only for the network connection itself - WLAN is usually free, otherwise charges for data transmission over the mobile network. The user can configure the livestreams via "Edit" to his desired cameras. For example, some livestreams are configured for public cameras. However, only basic authentication of access to the cameras via the URL is supported, as long as the camera supports it.