Install Dockcam on your PC
A small Windows app that lives in the system tray and starts with Windows. It registers a virtual camera called “Dockcam” once, and you approve it.
iPhone · Windows 11 · Teams, Zoom, Meet
Your iPhone is a better webcam than the one in your laptop.
Dockcam puts it in every meeting app on Windows. Nothing to install on the phone. Video never leaves your Wi‑Fi. Works without OBS.
Free for 7 days, no account needed. Then one payment, yours forever.
You already own the best camera you’ve ever had. It lives in your pocket, sees in sharp 1080p, and has a lens your laptop can only dream about.
Dockcam is the dock that connects it.
How it works
Three steps. About a minute.
The phone side is a web page. No App Store, no account, no pairing code to type.
Scan the QR code
A page opens in Safari or Chrome on your iPhone. Tap “Start camera”. Each time Dockcam starts it makes a fresh code, so nobody else can join.
Pick “Dockcam” in your meeting app
Teams, Zoom, Meet, Slack, Discord, the Windows Camera app: anything that lists webcams. Choose lens and resolution from the phone.
Why Dockcam
The other tools want three things from you.
Dockcam skips all of them.
app
No app on the phone.
The camera runs in the browser. No App Store, no TestFlight, no updates to chase.
native
A real Windows 11 camera.
Dockcam is a native virtual camera (Media Foundation). It shows up in every app, including the new Teams. No OBS, no extra plug‑ins.
once
Pay once.
249 SEK, VAT included. No subscription, no seat licence, no “pro” tier. Updates included.
Privacy
Your video stays home.
The stream goes directly from the phone to your PC over your Wi‑Fi (WebRTC). Our server only helps the two find each other, a few kilobytes of handshake, and never sees a frame or hears a sound.
Nothing is recorded. Nothing is uploaded. Close the app and the camera is gone.
Pricing
One price, for life.
Roughly the cost of a single month of the subscription alternatives.
What you need
- Windows 11 (22H2 or newer). Windows 10 is not supported: the virtual camera needs Windows 11.
- An iPhone with Safari or Chrome (iOS 16 or newer).
- Phone and PC on the same Wi‑Fi. Networks that block device‑to‑device traffic (some hotels, offices) won’t work.
- A stand or dock for the phone. That’s the “dock” in Dockcam.
Dockcam licence
249 SEK · one‑time · VAT incl.
- 7‑day free trial first, no card needed
- Licence key by email within a minute
- Use on all your own PCs
- All future updates
- 30‑day money‑back, no questions
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FAQ
Questions
Does it work with Microsoft Teams?
Yes, including the new Teams. Dockcam is a native Windows 11 virtual camera, the same mechanism Windows itself uses. Pick “Dockcam” under Devices → Camera. If Teams was already running when you activated the camera, restart it once.
Why Windows 11 only?
Windows 11 (22H2+) has a built‑in way for apps to provide a camera without a kernel driver. On Windows 10 that requires a signed driver, which is a different product. If you’re on Windows 10 you can still use Dockcam with OBS as a “Browser Source”, but we don’t officially support it.
Does the video go through your servers?
No. The phone and the PC talk directly over your local network with WebRTC. Our server in Stockholm only helps the two find each other (a few kilobytes) and never receives video or audio.
What quality do I get?
Up to 1080p at 30 fps, with lens selection (wide, ultra‑wide, and on newer iPhones the 2× crop). Exposure and focus are automatic, as Safari doesn’t expose manual controls.
Do I need to keep the phone unlocked?
Yes. iOS stops the camera when the screen locks or you switch apps. Dockcam keeps the screen awake while streaming; put the phone on a charger for long calls.
Is there a Mac version?
No. macOS already has Continuity Camera built in, which does this for free. Dockcam is for Windows users.
I lost my licence key.
Enter your email on the recovery page and we’ll send it again.
Windows says “Windows protected your PC” when installing.
The installer is not yet code‑signed, so SmartScreen shows this for downloads it hasn’t seen before. Click More info → Run anyway. The installer only writes to your user profile plus the camera component in Program Files, which you approve separately.
Refunds?
30 days, no questions asked. Email dockcam@aelg.se with the address you bought with.
Try it before your next meeting.
Windows 11 · latest version · free for 7 days
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