Two camera types
Use dedicated Reolink camera setup or add a full generic RTSP link for other stream sources.
Built for people who want a direct, local way to monitor cameras without turning setup and day-to-day use into a maintenance project.
Features
Single feeds, saved grids, and camera controls that match the job.
Two feed modes
Reolink cameras can use still-image polling or RTSP live video, while generic streams use RTSP directly.
Saved grids
Create named layouts, assign cameras to cells, and switch between single-camera and multi-camera views from the sidebar.
Availability at a glance
The sidebar shows camera status, pauses checks during quiet hours, and keeps disabled cameras visually distinct.
Quiet hours
Black out the screen, pause polling and streaming, and let the app go still until your chosen end time.
Plain camera editing
Add, edit, copy, disable, mute, and validate cameras in a separate editor sheet with local-save behavior on both platforms.
Local JSON import and export
Move your configuration around using the same JSON shape the app uses for persisted state.
macOS and iOS
The app shares one SwiftUI codebase while keeping settings flows tuned for desktop and touch layouts.
Local-first setup
Camera settings are stored on-device, and camera traffic goes directly to the endpoints you configure.
What It Covers
Made for mixed camera setups.
Security Center is useful when some cameras are easiest to read as quick JPG refreshes, others need RTSP live video, and you still want one place to manage names, layouts, and availability.
Camera kinds
Reolink + Generic RTSP
Feed modes
JPG polling + RTSP
Platforms
macOS + iOS
Config portability
JSON import and export
More
Support and privacy are part of the project, not an afterthought.
The docs site covers the public-facing overview, while support and privacy pages document how the app behaves, what it stores locally, and how camera network traffic is used.