Open NoSub Studio
Choose Wi-Fi or Direct USB on your Mac or Windows PC and start the local receiver.
Turn your iPhone into a camera source for macOS and Windows. No account, cloud relay, advertising, analytics, or recurring fee.
Free companion apps · iOS 26+ · Apple Silicon Mac · Windows 11 x64
NoSub Cam sends the image to the receiver you choose. The publisher does not operate a video relay, user account system, or recording service.
Choose Wi-Fi or Direct USB on your Mac or Windows PC and start the local receiver.
Show the pairing QR in NoSub Studio and scan it on iPhone. Both apps remember the pairing; reset it whenever you choose.
Install and approve the desktop camera component, enable output, then select NoSub Camera in your video app. OBS is optional.
Scan the desktop pairing QR, allow Camera and Local Network access, and start streaming. Connection, status, and the streaming action stay together on one screen.
The phone handles capture. NoSub Studio handles the camera controls. Flat anthracite surfaces, compact corners, and warm orange controls keep the same visual language across both devices.
Camera settings and presets on the left. Preview in the center. Pairing and webcam output on the right. Settings apply as you change them.
The product is intentionally small: two companion apps that connect devices you already own.
Use a trusted local Wi-Fi network or connect through Apple's local USB device service.
Select front or rear, resolution, and frame rate from the desktop. Adjust supported exposure, focus, white balance, and zoom, and save presets for next time.
Select NoSub Camera in your video app for 1080p30 output, without OBS. Approve the extension on Mac or install the camera component on Windows.
No developer-operated backend, advertising network, analytics SDK, or subscription system.
Wi-Fi mode uses unencrypted HTTP on your local network. Use a private network you trust, protect pairing details, and never expose the receiver port to the public internet.
Install NoSub Cam on iPhone and NoSub Studio on the receiving computer.