Remote Viewing turns any two Android phones into a private, peer-to-peer live camera link. Use one phone as the CAMERA and the other as the VIEWER to watch a live feed from anywhere on your network.
How it works
• Open the app on both phones and choose the same link mode: Wi-Fi Direct or Wi-Fi Network
• Tap CAMERA on one device and VIEWER on the other
• Both tap Connect — the devices find each other, handshake, and start streaming
Features
• Live HD video and audio streaming with hardware H.264 encoding and Opus audio
• Remote camera control: zoom, torch (front-light too), camera switching
• Take photos and record video directly from the viewer
• Adaptive bitrate for smooth performance and automatic reconnection
• Works with Wi-Fi Direct (Google Nearby Connections) or over your local Wi-Fi network
Private by design
• Direct device-to-device streaming — no accounts, no servers, no sign-up
• No analytics, no ads, no tracking
• Photos and recordings are stored only on your devices
• Both devices must deliberately connect; there is no public discovery
Requirements
• Two Android devices (Android 8.0 or later)
• Camera and microphone permissions on the CAMERA device
• Wi-Fi Direct or both devices on the same Wi-Fi network
Support: support@total-carnage.com · total-carnage.com
Testing Instructions
1. Install the app and create an account (or sign in if needed)
2. Complete the onboarding / first-run flow
3. Try the main features for a few minutes each day during the test
4. Note anything that crashes, feels slow, confusing, or broken — include your device model and Android version
5. Submit bugs or ideas from your App Circle testing dashboard
Screenshots
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