The Hyakume ("Hundred Eyes") viewer app lets Android mobile devices view and record the live H.264/MJPEG video streams produced by a wide variety of IP and Network Cameras (security, surveillance, doorbell, webcams, traffic, weather, etc).

In Relay Server mode, Hyakume streams its local Cameras over a router/gateway's public (WAN) IPv4 port, allowing secure remote access.

Hyakume is available in two versions:
Free: supports 10 Cameras in a single Camera List
Paid: supports 100 Cameras in 10 Camera Lists (10 per List)

Camera entries can be added manually or through ONVIF Device Discovery.
Manual: Enter the Camera's IPv4 address.
Discovery: locate ONVIF-compliant Camera on the local network.
Name the Camera, enter the video stream path, format and port and save it.

Cameras in the active Camera List are polled regularly and display a video thumbnail image and polling timestamp if online.

Tap a Camera to open its live video stream. While viewing it, you can record video segments and capture snapshot images.

You can review the saved video and image files in the app and upload them later for sharing and archiving.

Relay Server
Hyakume can be operated as a dedicated Relay Server:
1. In Settings, enable the Relay Server and assign a listening port and userid/password.
2. Port-forward the Server's IPv4 address on the local router/gateway if necessary.
3. Start the Relay Server to begin listening for remote connections.

Add the Relay Server on your Hyakume client to access your Cameras remotely.

Remote connections are secured by strong TLS/SSL encryption and mandatory authentication.

Enable the Web Client to allow remote Camera access from desktop/mobile web browsers.

Remote access is FREE. All you need is a spare Android device and a decent Internet connection.