Breeze Cam: Spare Phone Cam

Turn a spare iPhone into a monitoring camera that records when the view changes. Save recordings on the device, to your own iCloud, Google Drive or Dropbox, or to your own server. Breeze Cam is built for home watch, pet areas, studios, doorways, and temporary monitoring. Open the app to see the camera feed, record when motion is detected, then review saved clips from the recording list and video player. You decide where recordings live: - On device: saved to the app's private storage by default, no account required - Your own iCloud: clips sync to the private iCloud space of your Apple ID, so every device signed in to the same account sees the same recordings - Google Drive or Dropbox: save recordings to your own account after connecting it. Authorize each device separately; connection tokens are not synced through iCloud. - Your own server: NAS, WebDAV, SMB/Samba, or S3-compatible storage Key features: - Use a spare iPhone as a monitoring camera, no account required - Camera preview, clip list, and video playback - Save recordings to your own iCloud and view them on all your devices - Device data sync: settings and storage credentials sync across devices through iCloud - Motion-based recording with adjustable sensitivity - Optional audio recording - Save to your own NAS, WebDAV, SMB/Samba, or S3-compatible storage - Screen saver mode for longer monitoring sessions Saving recordings on device or to your own remote storage is free. Playing remote recordings requires Pro or an active Pro trial, even when a copy is cached on the device. Pro also unlocks 1080p video, motion recording and device data sync. Eligible users can claim a free 3-day Pro trial lasting 72 hours, with no automatic charge. After the trial ends, remote saving remains free and local recordings remain playable; Pro features require a one-time purchase. Breeze Cam uses no ad or third-party analytics SDKs. Optional first-party usage analytics excludes recordings, storage credentials, server addresses, paths, file names, account identifiers, and precise location, and can be disabled in Settings. iCloud data lives in the private space of your own Apple ID; the app does not sell cloud storage.