Hyakume lets you easily view & record the H.264 & MJPEG video streams produced by a wide range of IP cameras (security, surveillance, doorbell, webcam, traffic, weather, etc.).

Store up to one hundred Camera entries in 10 separate Camera Lists (10 Cameras per List).

Create separate Camera Lists for your various locations (home, business, storage, etc.). When your phone joins a location's Wi-Fi network you can access the local IP cameras.

If an IP camera has a public IPv4 address (or is port-fowarded on its gateway/router), you can use either Wi-Fi or mobile data to access it.

Run Hyakume in Relay Server mode at locations with Cameras you'd like to access remotely & securely (requires a spare Android device & decent Internet connection).

Creating a Camera entry is a simple process: Give the entry a unique name & provide the target camera's IPv4 address, video stream path, format, & port.

Consult your IP camera's documentation for brand-specific information.

Use the ONVIF device discovery tool to locate ONVIF-compliant cameras on the local network.

Cameras in the active Camera List are regularly polled. If a Camera is reachable, it displays a polling timestamp & thumbnail image.

Tap a Camera to view its live video stream. While viewing, you can record video segments, capture snapshot images, & expand to full-screen.

The saved video & image files can be reviewed, archived & shared.

Put those old Android phones & tablets to good use and setup/expand your IP Camera monitoring system today.