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Homeye

Turn a spare Android phone into a home camera. Two phones on one Wi-Fi, streaming directly to each other — no account, no cloud, no ads.

Pick a role: this phone becomes the camera, or the viewer.
Live view with battery, temperature and current quality, plus push-to-talk.
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Pairing on the local network by QR code or a six-digit code.

Cost / License

  • Free
  • Proprietary

Platforms

  • Android
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Features

Properties

  1.  Privacy focused

Features

  1.  No registration required
  2.  Motion Detection
  3.  Stream audio
  4.  Peer-To-Peer
  5.  Video-surveillance
  6.  Push to talk

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  • nizhnichenkoa reviewed Homeye  

    Really clever concept — finally a way to use my old Pixel as a baby monitor without signing up for yet another cloud service. The direct phone-to-phone streaming over Wi-Fi means zero latency and no privacy concerns. Setup took like 2 minutes. Only downside is it's Android-only, would love iOS support.

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Comments and Reviews

   
Alina Nizhnichenko
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Really clever concept — finally a way to use my old Pixel as a baby monitor without signing up for yet another cloud service. The direct phone-to-phone streaming over Wi-Fi means zero latency and no privacy concerns. Setup took like 2 minutes. Only downside is it's Android-only, would love iOS support.

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What is Homeye?

Homeye turns an old Android phone into a home camera and your everyday phone into the viewer. The two phones pair on the local network (QR code or a 6-digit code) and stream directly to each other over WebRTC with DTLS-SRTP. There is no account to create, no cloud in the path, no ads and no analytics SDK.

Features: live video and audio, push-to-talk, motion detection with a thumbnail alert, zoom, and four quality levels that follow the camera phone's temperature and battery — and tell you why they changed. A "stability check" walks you through the battery-optimisation switches that vendor ROMs use to kill background apps. When the picture stops, the viewer says so and why, instead of showing a silently stale frame.

Limitations, stated up front: LAN-only in the current version, so no remote viewing on mobile data. No cloud recording. Motion alerts reach you only while you are watching; otherwise they are listed when you reconnect. Android only, and it needs two phones.

Free, no in-app purchases, 6.7 MB, Android 7.0 or newer, 15 languages.