Yes, DIY CCTV Camera & Baby Monitor is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The DIY CCTV Camera & Baby Monitor app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
DIY CCTV Camera & Baby Monitor has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is $16.16.
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4.73 out of 5
5,303 ratings in Australia
This app is just great. All you need is two compatible devices and you’re set. Even the free version is enough and they actually give you features that one wouldn’t even expect for free. Kudos to this developer. So easy to use and it works a treat. I may even consider premium now.
Waste of money
The app always drops its connection on the older iPhone. You need to physically pick up the old iPhone to fix it which isn’t always possible when you are on a holiday or away from the location. Pretty average.
Pretty much every feature except live playback locked behind a paywall. Live playback times out after an hour unless you pay for the subscription. Used to be my fav app, now pretty much useless
Alfred used to have a reasonable working kitchen but that was before! Now Alfreds kitchen it way too hot n nasty, u know what chef Rocco Stiffredi would say “very nesty u very nesty” cough gag I’m out, u all better get out too hot, this kitchen before u get burnt brown eyed style. Well if u know you know!
Free version won’t playback anymore, need upgrade. Bye bye
Amazing and efficient! Good job!
I couldn’t connect. I’ve paid for premium camera says off-line all the time doesn’t matter what I do. Don’t waste your time no custom support.
Used to use this a couple years back with a cheap $30 junk burner phone and playback was free just limited to lowish quality and maybe how many videos you could store. Now am trying to use it again with an iPhone 6 this time as a camera and the quality is really really really bad for free users, also they’ve locked everything including video playback behind an absurd paywall subscription service. Like I get that company’s want to make money but the equivalent of a Netflix subscription for something you use your old tech for is a bit much. Would suggest just selling your old tech and buying wifi cameras from Kmart or something with the money you make, like at least Mirabellas app is free and the cameras cost only $50 Australian and it can do a lot more with home automation instead of just cameras.
Seems to work well, but you can’t review the footage without a subscription. That’s what I wanted it for, but it didn’t make that clear in the description.
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