Choose and connect IP cameras.
Find the local stream, power and setup details that fit your camera.
CameraViewer on iPhone



App captures from the simulator, using sample camera feeds.
Choosing a camera?
Start with your installation, then check the exact model.
Already own one?
Find its manufacturer settings or work through a connection problem.
Camera models

Tapo C120
Fixed Wi-Fi camera for a chosen indoor or outdoor view.

Tapo C210
Indoor Wi-Fi pan-and-tilt camera with documented local video routes.

Tapo C225
Indoor Wi-Fi pan-and-tilt camera with lens concealment and local stream documentation.

Reolink RLC-520A
Outdoor PoE camera candidate with revision-sensitive video specifications.
Tapo C320WS
Outdoor fixed camera with Ethernet data and separate DC power.

Reolink E1 Pro
Indoor powered camera with a documented standalone stream route.
Reolink E1 Outdoor
Outdoor adapter-powered camera with optical zoom and a documented local stream.
Reolink RLC-810A
An 8 MP PoE bullet camera whose clear stream needs an H.265 check.
Reolink Duo 2 PoE
A stitched wide-view PoE camera with recorder-version constraints.
Amcrest IP8M-T2599EW-AI-V3
A documented PoE turret candidate with an internal specification-name discrepancy to resolve.
Connection help
How to view an IP camera on iPhone
Prepare your camera address, stream settings and local network access, then work through a clear checklist for viewing on iPhone.
RTSP camera viewer: addresses, codecs and first checks
Understand what an RTSP camera viewer needs, collect the correct stream address and separate camera settings from untested app support.
IP camera connection troubleshooting: a clear checklist
Work through camera address, permission, account and video format checks in order, with a redacted report that makes failures easier to investigate.
We develop CameraViewer for iPhone and iPad. The app is in development for iOS and iPadOS 26; physical-camera tests remain pending. See app progress ↗