onSense: Camera for PC AI
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À propos de l'application
onSense gives your PC AI agents real-world eyes.
It's a local bridge that lets Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, or any
MCP-capable AI use your Android phone's camera, recent photos, sensors, and
files — through a PC-side MCP bridge you install with one command. No cloud
relay, no ADB, no developer-run servers. Everything stays on your local Wi-Fi.
Point your phone at a circuit board, a device panel, a paper document, or a
product label, and ask your PC AI "what do you see on my phone?". The frame
is delivered straight to your agent.
WHAT IT DOES
• Live camera frames → your PC AI, on request
• Reference modes: share a live view, a captured photo, or any file
• Recent photos and selected images
• Basic sensors (battery, light, motion)
• Two-way file & clipboard bridge between phone and PC (move files, no cable)
• QR pairing — no accounts, no sign-in
PRIVACY & SECURITY, BY DESIGN
• No developer cloud. Your phone talks only to your own paired PC.
• Camera runs only when you start sharing, with a persistent notification.
• Every access is shown in an on-device activity log.
• Requests are HMAC-signed and payloads are AES-256-GCM encrypted.
• You control the connection and can stop sharing at any time.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Install the free PC bridge: uvx onsense pair
2. Scan the QR shown on your PC with the app
3. Ask your AI client (Claude, Codex, or any MCP client) to look through your phone
REQUIREMENTS
• Your Android phone and PC must be on the same local network.
• The free onSense PC bridge (PyPI) must be installed separately.
• Whatever AI client receives the images/data handles them under its own policy.
onSense is for developers and power users who want to give a PC AI agent a
safe, local, real-world input device — not a consumer AI camera.
It's a local bridge that lets Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, or any
MCP-capable AI use your Android phone's camera, recent photos, sensors, and
files — through a PC-side MCP bridge you install with one command. No cloud
relay, no ADB, no developer-run servers. Everything stays on your local Wi-Fi.
Point your phone at a circuit board, a device panel, a paper document, or a
product label, and ask your PC AI "what do you see on my phone?". The frame
is delivered straight to your agent.
WHAT IT DOES
• Live camera frames → your PC AI, on request
• Reference modes: share a live view, a captured photo, or any file
• Recent photos and selected images
• Basic sensors (battery, light, motion)
• Two-way file & clipboard bridge between phone and PC (move files, no cable)
• QR pairing — no accounts, no sign-in
PRIVACY & SECURITY, BY DESIGN
• No developer cloud. Your phone talks only to your own paired PC.
• Camera runs only when you start sharing, with a persistent notification.
• Every access is shown in an on-device activity log.
• Requests are HMAC-signed and payloads are AES-256-GCM encrypted.
• You control the connection and can stop sharing at any time.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Install the free PC bridge: uvx onsense pair
2. Scan the QR shown on your PC with the app
3. Ask your AI client (Claude, Codex, or any MCP client) to look through your phone
REQUIREMENTS
• Your Android phone and PC must be on the same local network.
• The free onSense PC bridge (PyPI) must be installed separately.
• Whatever AI client receives the images/data handles them under its own policy.
onSense is for developers and power users who want to give a PC AI agent a
safe, local, real-world input device — not a consumer AI camera.
Camera, files & sensors for Claude, Codex & any MCP AI. Local, no cloud.
Date de mise à jour
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Nouveautés
Fixed an issue where the live view would not start after a fresh install when several permission prompts appeared together. If camera permission is missing, an in-app banner now explains why and grants it in one tap. You can also prepare camera permission before connecting a PC.
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이성훈
fhqhxm@gmail.com
South Korea
