Start with the utility users searched for: local web preview, MJPEG stream, latest snapshot, and device health.
Android IP camera app. FaceTrack ready.
Turn an old Android device into a local IP camera first, then add face tracking.
Use a spare phone, tablet, or Android TV as a local IP camera with a web page, video stream, latest photo URL, and health endpoint. When the user connects FaceTrack, the app sends detected faces, embeddings, timestamps, camera id, quality score, and device metadata. Raw video stays local.
Why this exists
IP camera users are the top of the funnel. FaceTrack is the upgrade.
People already search for Android IP camera, old phone security camera, MJPEG stream, snapshot URL, RTSP camera, and local camera stream. This app gives them that first, then offers face attendance, person tracking, and security events.
Add an RTSP or MJPEG source, preview it in the app, sample frames locally, and forward only face events.
Login or scan a dashboard QR, name the camera, and let server-side plan limits decide whether it can be added.
Do not upload full live video by default. The cloud receives face intelligence, not a costly raw stream.
Deployment options
Convert almost any camera path into FaceTrack.
- Android app for old phones, tablets, and Android TV.
- Python edge script for technical users with a PC, mini PC, Jetson, or Raspberry Pi.
- Hardware device for always-on business deployments.
Subscription fit
One FaceTrack billing model, not a messy second app plan.
The app follows the logged-in FaceTrack workspace plan. Free users get one camera stream and one edge device with limited face events. Starter keeps 3 camera streams and 2 devices. Growth keeps 12 camera streams and 8 devices.
Positioning
Lead with IP camera. Convert with FaceTrack.
The app store listing should target IP camera users first: old phone IP camera, Android IP camera, local camera stream, MJPEG stream, snapshot URL, RTSP camera, and security camera face tracking.