Arian

Works well with my IP cameras at the store. I get push alerts when someone enters after closing hours. The historical playback helped me review what happened last week on microSD. Would like faster notification delivery.

Deployed Arian across six cameras in our warehouse. Live view is reliable once devices are paired, but the initial Wi-Fi setup required multiple tries because our router was on 5GHz. Once we moved the phone to 2.4GHz it worked.

Finally a camera app that does not track my data according to the privacy label. Added three cameras for front door, garage and backyard. Alarm push with people detection works well after I enabled the smart filter in version 5.13.

Using it for my villa during the weekends. Live feed works but the app UI feels a bit old. Historical playback is useful when I need to check something specific. Wish there were more language options in the menu labels.

Runs great on my M1 Mac mini as a native app. Having the camera feeds on my desk monitor all day is very convenient. Setup was quick with the QR code and I appreciate that it is free.

Simple and does exactly what I need. Real-time video and playback work over cellular when I am away. The no-data-collection label gave me confidence to install it.

We run Arian to monitor the reception and server room. Japanese localization is good and the interface is straightforward. People detection in the latest version cut down false alarms from the cleaning robot.

One of the few camera apps that actually runs on Apple Vision Pro. Live streaming in spatial view is a nice touch. Would love a native tvOS version next.

Bought a cheap generic Wi-Fi camera with a QR code pointing to Arian. App paired the camera on the first try and the live view has been rock solid for two months. For a free app with no subscription, very good.

Where Arian Is Used

Arian is positioned as a video service product aimed at home and business users. Typical deployment scenarios include:

• Shops & Retail — Watch the checkout counter and stockroom in real time, review who entered after hours.
• Factories & Warehouses — Monitor production lines and loading bays, receive alarms on abnormal activity.
• Offices — Keep an eye on meeting rooms, server rooms and reception during off-hours.
• Apartments & Villas — Home security for entry doors, gardens, garages and common areas.
• Tiandy Camera Owners — Verified by real users who connect their Tiandy IP cameras to Arian.

How to Set Up Arian

1. Download Arian from the App Store or Google Play (com.mobile.arian).
2. Register an account or sign in if you already have one.
3. Power on your p2p IP camera and wait until it enters pairing mode.
4. Tap "Add Device", scan the QR code on the camera label, and enter your 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi password.
5. Start monitoring — the live feed appears on the home screen and you can tap through to playback, alarms and settings.

Platform Compatibility

Arian requires iOS 12.0 or later for iPhone, iPadOS 12.0 or later for iPad, macOS 11.0+ with Apple M1 chip or later, and visionOS 1.0+ for Apple Vision Pro. The Android version is distributed by EasyCloud through Google Play and works on most current Android phones and tablets.

Developer Background

Arian is developed by Tianjin Andetong Technology Co., Ltd, a Chinese technology company specializing in p2p video surveillance solutions. The same developer also publishes VideoSight and NetVideo CMS on the App Store, sharing the same p2pcloud.myviewcloud.com backend. According to the App Store privacy label, Arian does not collect any data from its users, which is a strong privacy position for a camera companion app.