WebRTC LAN Baby Monitor for iOS and iPadOS
Hey all, Just wanted to show off this app I built, its a LAN based WebRTC baby monitor that connects any apple devices together over WIFI so you can turn an old iPad or iPhone into a baby monitor! I got a bit sick of all the sketchy products that require you to buy another device and may or may not connect to Chinese servers and store all your information somewhere. So I figured what if there were no servers and we could just use our existing devices! I would love any feedback! You will need two apple devices to test it, but simulators do work.
In plain words
WebRTC LAN Baby Monitor for iOS and iPadOS is an app that turns existing iPhones or iPads into a baby monitor using direct WiFi connection between Apple devices. It uses local network communication without requiring additional hardware purchases or external servers, keeping video feeds private and stored locally. The app is designed for users who want a simple, secure monitoring solution using devices they already own.
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