Your Phone Camera. Your Google Meet. Zero Setup.

CamCast streams your iPhone or Android camera to your laptop browser over Wi-Fi - then our Chrome extension feeds it directly into Google Meet, Zoom, or Teams as a virtual webcam. No app download. No USB cable. Just scan and go.

Frequently asked questions

Does CamCast work with Google Meet?

Yes. Install the free CamCast Chrome extension, then select "CamCast Camera" as your video input inside Google Meet settings. Your phone camera streams live as your webcam.

Do I need to download an app on my phone?

No. CamCast works entirely in your phone's mobile browser. Just scan the QR code shown on your laptop screen - no App Store, no Play Store.

Does it work with Zoom and Microsoft Teams?

Yes. Any video conferencing tool that lets you choose a camera source in Chrome will work - including Zoom, Teams, Skype, and Loom.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

Yes, CamCast works on both. It uses your browser's native camera API, so any modern iPhone (Safari) or Android (Chrome) works without extra configuration.

Is CamCast free?

The core feature - streaming your phone camera to your laptop - is completely free. The Chrome extension is also free to install.

What Wi-Fi setup do I need?

Both your phone and laptop need to be on the same Wi-Fi network. No internet connection is required - the video streams locally for the lowest possible latency.

Why use my phone instead of my laptop webcam?

Modern smartphone cameras are significantly better than built-in laptop webcams - sharper, better low-light performance, and you can position your phone anywhere for the best angle.