ZBDWear OS Studio
Every camera. Every screen.
One app, three device families, one synced camera list. Add a stream once on the phone and it lands on the watch and the TV.
Every stream type
RTSP (H.264/HEVC), HLS, MJPEG, DASH, MP4 and WebRTC — hardware decoding via MediaCodec with a native FFmpeg fallback for odd codecs.
Finds your cameras
ONVIF WS-Discovery scan, port sweep and RTSP URL finder. Ready-made presets for Tapo, Reolink, Hikvision, Dahua, Amcrest and Axis.
On-device AI
People, vehicle and face detection running fully on the device (BlazeFace FP16, EfficientDet). Frames never leave your network.
Smart home ready
Home Assistant camera import, Frigate NVR event review, go2rtc bridge discovery and MQTT 3.1.1 live topic listening.
Credentials locked down
Passwords and API tokens sealed with Android Keystore hardware encryption. Biometric or PIN app lock. URLs and IPs redacted from logs.
Synced across devices
Cameras travel over the Wearable Data Layer to the watch, and to the TV with a QR pairing code. Set up once.
A standalone camera on your wrist
The watch app connects to the camera itself — no phone in the middle, unless you ask for relay mode. Round-screen layouts, a Tile and a watch face complication for one-tap viewing.
The full control room
Add and test streams, watch four feeds at once in the MultiView grid, run the ONVIF inspector, tune AI models and alert rules — then push everything to the watch and the TV.
Cameras on the big screen
A D-pad driven Leanback grid built for the remote. Pair the phone by scanning a QR code — saved cameras land on the TV in seconds, or stream the phone's own camera to the television.
Your cameras, your network
No cloud relay, no monthly fee, no footage leaving the house. Machine Cam talks to your cameras directly over LAN or VPN — from your phone, your watch and your TV. Coming soon to Google Play.
Google Play · coming soon