STEP 1
Open the app
runs its own media server — open it, plug in the
projector, and the output is live from the first minute.
turns the phones,
MacBooks and USB cameras you already own into a multi-camera rig for
live visuals — cut to the music, on the big screen or in your stream.
No professional cameras, no camera crew.
Free to try with everything on. macOS 13+ · Apple Silicon.
How it works
STEP 1
runs its own media server — open it, plug in the
projector, and the output is live from the first minute.
STEP 2
Any phone becomes a camera in the browser — no install. Android gets a native app for rigged positions; USB cameras and the Mac's own camera plug straight in.
STEP 3
Vocalist close-up, guitarist, wide shot, crowd — live on the screen, cut to the music. Full multi-camera coverage without a camera crew, on the venue wall or straight into your stream.
The magic
listens to the room and cuts between
cameras and looks on the beat — assign roles like static and roaming,
and the right shot finds the screen at the right moment. Run it
hands-off through the night, or take the wheel: every control is one
click deep, including an instant blackout.
The rig
Multi-camera live visuals used to mean
professional cameras, a crew to operate them, and capture hardware to
get every signal into a computer.
builds the rig from devices
you already own — phones on stands, a MacBook, a USB camera — and one
€149 license. Try everything free first.
Yours
No cloud, no accounts, no telemetry. Feeds stay on your network, and recordings — any camera or the main output — land straight on disk, named and ready for the aftermovie.
For the pros
Running a bigger rig?
speaks MIDI, OSC and
HTTP/WebSocket on a stable, documented protocol.
Control docs.
Pricing
FREE
€0forever
watermark on the outputSHOW COMING SOON
€149one-time
Checkout opens at launch — one email when it's live, nothing else.
Straight answers
Yes — iPhones join as cameras from the browser: scan the QR, Safari opens, streaming starts. Nothing to install. Android gets a native camera app for rigged positions.
Two phones is comfortable; four is the tested ceiling on a healthy Wi-Fi network. USB cameras and the Mac's own camera are wired, so they don't spend Wi-Fi bandwidth at all.
Yes. The output runs fullscreen or in its own window — capture that window in OBS or any streaming app, and your stream gets the same multi-camera show, cut to the music.
No. Pairing, streaming and the license all work on your local network — the venue's internet can die mid-set and nothing changes. Wi-Fi between the phones and the Mac is all it needs.
reconnects on its own, and if a camera goes dark the next
live one takes the screen. BLACKOUT and FREEZE cover everything else —
one click each. Show-day network advice lives in the
troubleshooting
guide.
Yes —
is signed and notarized by Apple. It opens like any
other Mac app, with no warnings to click through.
The full app — every look, every feature, forever — with two live cameras and a small watermark on the output. The €149 license removes the watermark and the camera cap.
More in the full FAQ — or ask: hello@stagevis.app.
Coming soon
Self-contained — one app with its own media server inside. Unzip, open, point a camera at the QR. One email when the download opens, nothing else.
macOS 13+ · Apple Silicon · iPhone joins from the browser, no install · Android camera app available