Old Phone Cam turns an old phone into a camera on your local network. On your own Wi-Fi the video stays on your network: you watch it in a browser from any device on the same Wi-Fi, with no server in between, no account and no subscription required. Away from home, Premium+ adds remote viewing in the app.
Streaming on your Wi-Fi is free, with a watermark. Remote viewing needs Premium+.
Plug the old phone in, open the app, press Start Streaming.
Scan it with another phone, or type the address into a browser.
A browser, VLC or Home Assistant. Nothing to install.
The short answer: on your Wi-Fi, nowhere beyond your network. With remote viewing it leaves encrypted, and only your paired phones can decode it.
No recording server, no cloud. The stream travels your network only, to the devices you allow.
No email, no password, no profile. It works the moment you open it.
The same Wi-Fi is enough. It works even when the router has no internet.
The address carries a key. Without it a request is refused, and the QR code already carries it.
It watches the temperature and lowers the frame rate itself when it has to, and says so on screen.
A browser, VLC, Home Assistant. MJPEG is a standard stream, no special app required.
Streaming on your own Wi-Fi is never paid for. Premium lifts the limits for people who use it often. Premium+ adds remote viewing from outside your home.
Prices are shown in the store. Remote viewing is not included in Premium or in the one time purchase.
Prices are shown in the store. Monthly only, no free trial. Only the camera phone needs the subscription: the phone you watch from needs the app and the pairing QR code. On iPhone the remote camera runs only while the app is open and in the foreground.
This is a surveillance tool. Recording other people without their consent may be illegal where you are; how you use it is on you.
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