Simera
Use your Mac camera inside the iOS Simulator
What it does
Simera is a focused macOS menu bar utility that brings your Mac’s live camera into iOS Simulator apps. Enable it with one click, then test photo and video capture using the camera code you already have. It supports AVFoundation, UIImagePickerController, and common Flutter camera and image picker integrations. No SDK or project changes required. Includes a 7-day trial, a $5.99 lifetime license, and 10 free lifetime licenses for early Product Hunt testers.
Use your Mac camera inside iOS Simulator apps. Test native and Flutter camera flows without a physical device.
Simera brings your Mac camera to iOS Simulator apps, so you can build and test camera experiences without reaching for a physical device. Watch the live Mac camera feed appear in native iOS and Flutter Simulator apps. Camera testing should feel like part of development, not a reason to break away from it. Stream your built-in or connected camera straight into an iOS Simulator app with a single switch. Exercise photo and video experiences in the Simulator instead of rebuilding your workflow around sample files. Simera works at the Simulator camera boundary, so your production camera code stays production-ready. Simera lives quietly in your menu bar and connects to the Simulator you are…from simera.pages.dev
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