IP Camera Streaming: Streamie is the low-latency, high-quality, highly scalable, and remotely manageable solution for all of your video security needs.
- Do you need 60+ IP camera streaming on an Apple TV? Streamie can do that.
- Are you developing an AI-powered video analysis product? Streamie can be the backbone of the video pipeline.
- Are you a camera installer looking to extend your brand to the App Store and increase your recurring revenue? Streamie can be white-labeled and customized perfectly to your brand.
- Are you just wanting to watch your baby sleep via IP camera while you’re stuck in the office? Yeah, Streamie can do that too.
Streamie powers complex video systems, enables innovative products and protects homes, businesses and schools, every minute of every day. Streamie is not your ordinary CCTV IP camera streaming platform.
- Video walls (60+ IP cameras streaming on an Apple TV).
- Built-in remote management and multi-site support.
- Compatible with industry standard IP cameras
- Zero-configuration remote streaming.
- Scalable CCTV 24/7 NAS, cloud recording
- User-customizable event notifications.
- 3rd party service integration with a Web API.
- Permission Groups for locking down devices.
- Access Controls for multi-factor authentication.
- User-customizable on-screen content.
- Web API for automating Streamie.
- And so much more.
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Seamlessly integrate with:
- ONVIF / RTSP IP cameras
- Network Video Recorders (NVRs)
- Rhombus IP Cameras (Secure Raw Streams)
- Google Nest
- Ubiquiti UniFi Protect
- Apple HomeKit
- Device built-in cameras
- Attached USB cameras
Streamie supports Modules for extended content such as Weather, Clock, Messages, Slideshow and more. Streamie works with H.264 (AVC) and H.265 (HEVC) video codecs and AAC, PCM (ulaw, alaw), and AC3 audio. Streamie supports Hubitat event notification via the Streamie SmartApp which allows your Apple TV to audibly alert you when Hubitat events occur, like doors opening, lights turning on, motion detection, etc. Streamie has been tested with cameras from Logitech (Logi Circle 2), Dahua, Amcrest, Hikvision, Foscam, Wyze, Ubiquiti and others.
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• Length of subscription: 1 month
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With a 4 camera group, rotated landscape, works fine. However, if I then go to do anything else in any other app, then come back to it, only the left 2 cameras are streaming. The right 2 cameras are frozen (camera date/time never updates). Have to quit and relaunch this app, which seems to defeat the purpose of leaving one app running while checking another. And it’s not the cameras: 2x each of 2 models, top left and bottom right both same indoor, top right and bottom left both same outdoor. They work fine when first launched, but only if I never touch this app again.
Developer Response
Hi. We did some quick testing and are not able to reproduce the issue you described. We'd like help you get it fixed though. Our support number (888.747.1377) and email (help@streamie.co) are readily noted throughout the app and website. If you'll reach out, we can get this resolved.
BEWARE (Bait & Switch): App Will Restrict to 1 Camera Until You Pay Every Month!
mysteryan
I initially appreciated the app for its versatile camera and layout features. It claimed to be free for home and personal use, but this was misleading. Initially supporting up to 10 cameras, it caused dependency by allowing a broad usage. After several months, the app drastically limited me to viewing just one camera. I contacted customer support, thinking it was a glitch, only to be told I must subscribe or find another option – a clear bait-and-switch tactic.Charging for an app’s genuine worth is understandable, but imposing a recurring fee for basic, local use feels unethical. If I were paying for ongoing services, like cloud storage, a subscription might make sense. Instead, without tapping into extra resources, the app suddenly restricts accessible cameras to force payment.Additionally, updates have made the app more memory-intensive, leading to frequent crashes. This forced me to keep my main device on an older version. It’s difficult to justify recurring fees when updates only seem to add unnecessary bloat.
Developer Response
Beware! App author wants to be compensated. News at 11!It is a fact that a sense of entitlement is pervasive. There is no group of users so entitled as those who demand something for nothing and believe it is owed to them. There is no folly as great as trying to please everyone, particularly the free users; their appetite can never be satisfied.To all of the users who continue to financially support ongoing development that optimizes and maintains Streamie's functionality, bringing support for in-demand features, hardware and new devices, I TRULY appreciate you. For the free users who believe that my labor belongs to them: you should write your own app.Dan, you've made it clear here and elsewhere how poor you think Streamie is. It might be time to move on to other pastures.
Thank you! 10 Cameras at my Business
marymles
I’ve been using Streamie to monitor 10 cameras around my business. The set-up was streamlined and offers options that I have not found in other software. Reliability is excellent. The motion detection and display grid allows me to drill into each camera. The features have expanded with each upgrade while leaving my current set-up unchanged (unlike many updates). I have recommended Streamie to friends and even the least technical person has found the basic set-up simple to follow. Excellent support! I did reach out to the developer with a question and received an immediate response. A big thanks to this developer ... I have tried other software and this has allowed me to have a great system at a low cost.
Incredible! Better than camera manufacturer’s app!
d-trick3000
Streamie saved us! At a business running Meraki cameras where the manufacturer provides an app for a security display so the office can keep the business secure. Unfortunately the app they provide for the Apple TV has such high latency, 10-16 seconds, that a bad actor could be inside the building before they even show up on the display. Totally useless. Enter Streamie, and all the problems are solved! Meraki cameras now support RTSP and Streamie replicated the exact same video wall to fill our security display, only now there is zero latency. In fact, Streamie is playing the video faster than what we can see in the desktop browser on the manufacturer dashboard. It’s amazing! This is seriously a fantastic app. Thank you to the developers!!!
UniFi Protect
- Added support for UniFi Protect third-party ONVIF camera RTSP data.
- Improved camera discovery labels using richer Protect metadata like display name, market name, type, host, MAC, and port.
- Revised third-party camera streaming to use local-only Protect-exposed streams via the local Integration API and X-API-KEY, avoiding direct third-party camera RTSP fallback.
- Updated UniFi configuration/search UI to make unconfigured or unavailable third-party stream states clearer.
- Redacted sensitive local API key data from debug output.
Streaming/UI Behavior
- Disabled UIKit’s fragile hidesBarsOnSwipe path while streaming after a nav-bar gesture crash.
- Refactored toolbar hover/touch visibility handling so explicit swipes are not immediately undone by hover timers.
- Fixed stream profile view lifecycle cleanup so retry/cancel paths detach old profile views and do not grow Auto Layout state.
- Fixed stream error overlay attachment so repeated failures update the existing overlay instead of embedding duplicate constrained views.
Crash/Concurrency Hardening
- Fixed Chinstrap reachable-cache races by serializing reachable mapping/timer state and using captured identifiers.
- Fixed VideoToolbox decoder completion/backpressure races by replacing a shared semaphore with per-waiter tracking and making completion/session-leave paths idempotent.
- Held the VideoToolbox session lock through decoded-frame callbacks to avoid shutdown racing frame delivery.
- Fixed SMB client cache races by serializing SMB2Manager ownership and invalidating only the manager instance that failed.
- Fixed startup Penguin client crashes by avoiding late getPenguin() singleton force unwraps during delayed startup work.
- Fixed stream start lifecycle races by sequencing starts, snapshotting source/profile state, and ignoring stale callbacks.
- Fixed Krill status logging races by serializing status access and adding explicit CustomStringConvertible.
- Hardened H.264 RTP parsing against empty payloads, zero-length STAP-A fragments, and short FU-A packets.
- Guarded account-scoped UserDefaults access when no account/public key is active.
- Reworked local HTTP server launch/stop lifecycle to avoid Perfect thread buildup and stale lifecycle callbacks.
- Fixed Nest WebRTC teardown by adding explicit hangup/cleanup and guarding stale callbacks.
- Replaced the intentional remote-admin crash with Darwin.exit(EXIT_SUCCESS) so remote quit still works without reporting as a crash.
- Removed Penguin cache callback singleton traps by using the active client instead of getPenguin() after teardown.
- Hardened media-layer teardown in CMCBufferView, especially around AVSampleBufferDisplayLayer, PiP, and queued decoded frames.
- Hardened Chinstrap request resolution and member cache lifetime against duplicate/late completions.
- Hardened Krill packet buffer indexing against stale time/index calculations and clock/state jumps.
- Disabled AVKit automatic Now Playing updates for local iOS players to avoid MediaRemote nil-object aborts.
- Stabilized Home reload during Chinstrap teardown by capturing the active service/client for the full reload chain.
- Made cache path generation tolerate missing account state by using an unscoped cache directory instead of force-unwrapping public key state.
- Fixed router timer-wheel expiration sweeps so delayed scans do not clear future timers or scan unbounded ranges.
- Fixed AudioToolbox converter teardown and AAC packet validation so converter disposal cannot race queued conversion work.
- Fixed Chinstrap client socket startup races by avoiding force unwraps and rejecting stale connect attempts cleanly.
- Fixed module layout parsing for text(""), allowing empty quoted content and throwing parse errors for malformed content instead of trapping.
Version 4.15.1
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