AirBeam Video Surveillance

Trying to set up cellular access is a nightmare, wasted 2 hours of my life and 4.00$

Connection worked! Please add support for “Dock Kit”.

i like this app, but my mac mini can't find my iphone's camera. my iphone can find my mac mini's camera, however. this app seems more for two ios devices. don't expect any tech support, my email was thrown into their etrash can.

AirBeam consistently works via IP and that’s exactly what I need. Epoccam, OBS Camera wasted my money and time with terrible connection problems.

The Webcam didnt work. Dont waste your money

Read the title. It is as simple as it gets

Works great on an old iPhone (5s I think 🤔) as a puppy monitor. You can adjust bandwidth remotely if you have a poor connection and adjust digital aperture (or really just “brightness”) by setting the focus via the remote phone (i.e. touch dark area on screen and it refocuses and brightens). Overall, pretty solid app 👍

App works on an iPhone 6s acting as the camera monitored by an iPad 4 and a 2012 MBP. Tremendous lag using the AirBeam apps on the monitoring devices, this is easily fixed by accessing the IP address of the phone in the browsers on the monitors. No lag in the browser. Successfully controlled camera shutter and video capture remotely from the iPad. Have not tested audio. Have not tested further camera settings control. Motion sensor didn’t seem to immediately intuitively work but haven’t thoroughly tested so by no means conclude it doesn’t work. The iPhone did not provide the correct IP address to access at first. After going into settings to get the IP the IP overlay updates to the correct one. It is rather seamless, certainly works and is worth the money. More features than I need (just wanted a remote shutter for the phone). Tons of features. Read the detailed review from February 2019 (using the app to answer the far away phone on the nearby iPad-neat!).

None of my devices cameras auto connect nor can they manually be connected even on the same network.

I'm seriously shocked at the more recent negative reviews for this fantastic app. It's 2019 and I am still using my iPad2 that I bought in 2011. (I was initially nervous about me "being obsolete".) As my camera, I am using an also-dated iPhone6 on a very convenient mount...one of those sturdy yet bendable, foam covered iPhone mounts that I got from the .99 Cent Store. I purchased this app on my iPad and it instantly appeared on my iPhone. (Didn't have to buy it for each device like some reviews are strangely claiming.) I turned the phone's app on first, iPad's app a few seconds later, told the phone's app to operate as the camera, and they immediately found each other on my home Wifi network without me having to enter any weird WiFi codes, usernames, IP addresses, passwords, or all that other aggravating junk I've experienced with countless other Wifi related apps in the past. Seriously I had the whole setup up and running in less than 30 seconds after the app's icons appeared on my device's desktops! The app is crazy-simple to operate, and I actually yelled out loud in amazement at the super high quality of the video and the lack of any choppiness or irritating frame-by-frame effect found in slow security camera's monitors. (In fact, as a test I aimed my phone at a movie playing on TV, and it appeared on my iPad as though it were being streamed directly from Netflix!) I was immediately able to set my mounted phone on the table at my front window and take my iPad back to my office so I could work and be able to watch for an Amazon delivery I was expecting. Also, I have my device's settings set so that when my phone gets a call, I can answer it and take the call with my iPad without having to run up to the front room just to answer it in time...and I don't constantly have to listen for the sound of my phone possibly ringing on the other side of the house. Couldn't be more convenient! My only negative point would be that both my device's batteries were zapped of juice after about 3 hours. No biggie, I'll just plug them both in if operating the app for longer than that next time. Plugging them in while in operation is a minimal inconvenience for such a fantastic convenience though... Also, this is a must-have for anyone else like me who is permanently disabled, slow on their feet and with limited steps!

I'm using Airbeam with Galileo for home monitoring. I think this app is a good choice among other similar kind of apps. However sometimes Galileo shows not working properly during monitoring. I'm not sure airbeam has a bug or Galileo has.

it is a really good one as babycam. there is free other apps but i couldn't find support any one can be used in 3G network. This apps can be used in 3G network but it is somewhat difficult to set up port forwarding in my home router and set up ddns service. One missing function i want is two way audio it only supports one way audio.