IP Webcam Pro

Thyoni Tech

About this app

Please try Lite version of IP Webcam first. Its only limitations are lack of Tasker integration and customizable user interface.

IP Webcam turns your phone into a network camera with multiple viewing options. View your camera on any platform with VLC player or web browser. Stream video inside WiFi network without internet access.
Optional Ivideon cloud broadcasting is supported for instant global access.

Two-way audio supported in tinyCam Monitor on another android device.
Use IP Webcam with third-party MJPG software, including video surveillance software, security monitors and most audio players.

Features include:
• Video upload to Dropbox, SFTP, FTP and Email using Filoader plugin
• Several web renderers to choose from: Flash, Javascript or built-in
• Video recording in WebM, MOV, MKV or MPEG4 (on Android 4.1+)
• Audio streaming in wav, opus and AAC (AAC requires Android 4.1+)
• Motion detection with sound trigger, Tasker integration.
• Date, time and battery level video overlay.
• Sensor data acquisition with online web graphing.
• Videochat support (video stream only for Windows and Linux via an universal MJPEG video streaming driver)
• Cloud push notifications on motion and sound, cloud recording for motion-triggered records, online video broadcasting powered by Ivideon.
• Extensive baby and pet monitor features: night vision, motion detection, sound detection.


Email me if you have questions after reading the FAQ.

Ratings and reviews

This is true artwork, and im sorry for not purchasing pro sooner. i can't even remember how long it's been since i first discovored this app. It's been a much needed constant in the ever changing ecosystem of android environments as I've gone from phone to phone over the years. so much so that it is one of the first apps i ritualisticly download on every new phone i get. This project has been a continued source of inspiration throughout my own code writing journy. Thank you.

Its a great app which used to be perfect. But something has happened since I last used it in June. I used to get a perfect nice bright image (using it indoors with LED lighting, but now after 5-10 seconds the image dims and I get grey bands moving across it. I can reduce the band intensity by setting Antibanding to auto instead of default but I can't get rid of it entirely and I can't get my nice bright image any more despite playing with all the different video settings. Is there any documentation of the settings, and why are there 2 different cameras? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks for help - perfect again

Installed the 'free' version first to try it out. Worked perfectly - turned my older Samsung Note 10.1 (2012) into a nice streaming camera that worked FLAWLESSLY with iSpy software and VLC. I liked it enough to purchase PRO. I'd suggest everyone install and try out the ad-supported free version before buying, though, as every device may yield different results.

What’s new

hotfix: Service is unreachable when camera permission is missing or not required
hotfix: Crash when either camera or microphone permission is not present