In Japanese folklore, Hyakume (百目 - "hundred eyes") are creatures covered head-to-toe with large, blinking eyes.

They make their homes in old temples, protecting them from thieves and vandals -- literally "keeping an eye out."

Use Hyakume to view and record the video streams from a wide range of IP cameras (security, surveillance, doorbell, baby/pet monitors, traffic, weather, etc).

Add Cameras by providing the IPv4 address, video stream path, format and port.

Tap a Camera to view its video stream. You can record video and capture snapshot images.

Relay Server Setup
1.	Install Hyakume and add Cameras.
2.	In Settings, enable the Relay Server and assign a user-id/password and listening port.
3.	If necessary, port-forward the device's IPv4 address on the local router/gateway.
4.	Start the Relay Server to begin listening for remote connections.

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

Enable the Web Client to view your Cameras with desktop/mobile web browsers.

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

Hyakume Features
•	Supports the H.264 & MJPEG video streaming formats
•	Records video segments & captures snapshot images
•	ONVIF Device Discovery to find Cameras
•	Relay Server provides free, secure remote access
•	Basic motion detection
•	Displays cameras in List/Grid format, Dark/Light mode
•	Comprehensive Reference & Overview
•	Designed for phones & tablets

* Android 4.4 (API 19) devices are limited to MJPEG support.