Many of the reviews here are from people who expect this app to do things it does not attempt to do.They are correct when saying rear cam only (that's the better camera anyway) and that there's no sound (it doesn't claim to offer sound recording). Other people here are confused, thinking that this is a WebCam you can attach directly to your computer and use to get video in Skype for example. That is not what this webcam app supposed to.The big disappointment that I find here, is that for some strange reason, the only web browser that supported his Firefox. With other browsers you get garbage characters as if the browser is attempting to render the date of an image as the binary text. It's very peculiar it's probably small fix. I really hope the developers make note of the same changes and they quickly released patch.I'm quite disappointed as well with people who have given this app bad reviews based on their inability to figure out how port forwarding works or even in some cases what the URL is supposed to be for the WebCam when the WebCam URL is clearly there on screen. Please read the documentation.

yep, no sound, yep you gotta lock the rotate button when viewing on an iOS device, yep you gotta adjust video quality to increase size of image--but hey the high quality setting provides an excellent quality image and the medium setting works fine. I see no reason why this app would not be worth money if it had audio. Gives you a URL you can copy and paste to share, and is viewable Safari. It really works easily. Want front camera and sound?, buy a real webcam and use a video chat like Facetime or Tango. This is app "just works" and that is its beauty! 5 stars when audio is available. But I don't need audio for a security cam.

I'm very happy with what this app does for free. Occasionally, the web page would freeze, but then, all you have to do is refresh the page. Tip: For those of you who are a little technically savvy: if you want to serve your picture over the Internet, you need to use port- forwarding on your router. Works like a charm. Plug your phone in though, if you're going to use it over an extended period of time, as it does eat batteries. Thanks guys, great job! Keep at it. :-)

Worked perfectly on my iPhone 4 (4.2.1) and viewing through Firefox on notebook computer (Win 7) using 'fast mode' and the default port 80.The video looked real time although as mentioned before, is quite small on a big screen. I guess it might look bigger if viewing from another handheld device/iPhone.Unlike their SMS Remote app, the iAds don't get in the way of the app UI.I don't have a 'real' webcam but have been browsing the store for something like this (but perhaps tethered also/instead) to allow the iPhone to serve as a webcam for my desktop. Figure it'd be a much better quality webcam than the rinky dink stuff found in retail stores.I've never used a webcam with IM or any other desktop programs so don't really know much about requrements etc. Maybe Windows and OSx? already could use the iPhone as a webcam for IM and such without an app?