Switch sources, not screens.
Use the physical camera, prepared photos, local video, or a Bridge feed. Choosing an existing source stays separate from importing media.
See the workflowA focused workspace for camera sources, framing, and sound. Choose what goes into the feed from a clear interface, then manage access and licenses from your account.
Follow the camera workflow in motion. The tour loops like a short explainer, or you can choose a step yourself.
Animated concept based on the current controls, not footage captured from an iPhone. Mix audio shown here reflects local VIDEO; Bridge audio availability varies by feed. Actual results depend on your device and source.
RS-CAM keeps source selection and essential controls in one flow. The website manages accounts and licenses; the on-device app controls the camera.
Use the physical camera, prepared photos, local video, or a Bridge feed. Choosing an existing source stays separate from importing media.
See the workflowZoom, position, orientation, and Cover give you a frame that fills your selected format.
Mic, Source, or Mix: record the phone microphone, use source audio, or blend them when the source supports it.
These are temporary concept illustrations, not screenshots from the current build. We will replace them with approved real captures.
CAM, four PHOTO slots, VIDEO, and LAN are in one control area. The active source is highlighted without extra navigation.
For local VIDEO, choose the phone microphone, the clip's audio, or Mix. The balance stays visible before you record.
Clients can view the term, status, and device binding. They can unbind without a cooldown; administrators issue and revoke licenses.
Start with the right source: CAM, PHOTO, VIDEO, or LAN.
Set framing, motion, and audio with dedicated controls.
Check the preview and the media saved on the device.
Stop or Reset restores the physical camera after the virtual feed.
Choose the iPhone chip family, confirm the iOS range, and install the matching Dopamine/RootHide environment with ElleKit.
For eligible models, including the iPhone 11 generation. The iPhone 11 on iOS 18.3.1 is the documented hands-on setup.
Use a compatible Dopamine/RootHide setup and ElleKit. RS-CAM's current controller starts at iOS 16.0 and the package is built for arm64e iPhones.
See the full device matrixView your plan, expiry, license key, and current iPhone binding. Unbind and activate on another iPhone when needed. Administrators can issue, extend, and revoke access.
View license termsAccess lasts for the term issued by an administrator: 1 day, 1 week, or 1 calendar month. Automatic payments and public pricing are not part of this version.
Yes. Unbind it from your account, then activate on another device. Only one device binding can be active at a time.
RS-CAM's arm64e iPhone ranges are iOS 16.0–18.7.1 and eligible 26.0–26.0.1 for A12/A13, or iOS 16.0–17.3.1 for A14–A17. A compatible Dopamine/RootHide environment and ElleKit are required. See the device matrix.
No. This site manages accounts and licenses. The RS-CAM app and Bridge control the camera. Connecting live license enforcement to the iPhone app is a separate phase.