Existing IP cameras →
Find out whether your existing IP cameras or NVR can work with Peeksee. Check compatibility before buying new equipment.
From an RTSP camera to a customer’s browser.
RTSP is a common way for cameras to send video. Sharing it with customers takes a browser-compatible connection and a way to manage access.
Why a stream URL isn’t enough
A stream may play in a local video app, but a standard browser video player does not play RTSP directly. Peeksee provides the connection between that camera and the customer’s browser.
Choose a working stream
Cameras often offer several stream settings for resolution, frame rate, and encoding. Test the one you’ll share through Peeksee on the devices customers use.
Add the viewing permissions
Assign the camera to a customer and visit. Check playback from outside the site, then confirm access starts and ends as expected. Test recorded playback separately if you’ll offer replay.
Common questions
Does a stream that plays locally always work?
No. Encoding and network conditions can affect browser playback, so test the complete connection.
Do customers need my Wi-Fi or VPN?
No. The Connect device reaches your cameras; customers use the portal.
Explore more
Sharing without port forwarding →
Share local cameras without port forwarding. Peeksee Connect links your site to customer viewing through an outbound connection.
Customer camera access →
Share selected cameras with customers during their visit. Keep camera passwords private and manage access from one place.
Make your camera view shareable.
Tell us your camera model and who needs to watch.
Discuss your setupInvite-only pilot. Contact us for pricing.