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Android camera · desktop receiver

Your best camera may already be in your hand.

LumaLink sends video from your Android phone to your computer over USB or local Wi-Fi. Use the companion receiver for preview, framing, and meeting-app integration where supported.

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LumaLink is in beta. Coming soon to Google Play.

01USB when you want a cableDirect device connection with the companion receiver.

02Local Wi-Fi when you want freedomPair nearby devices on the same network.

03Controls stay on your computerPreview, orientation, mirroring, fit, fill, and crop.

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One camera app. A receiver for your computer.

Download the Android sender and beta receivers for Windows or Debian Linux. The macOS development build is not signed for public distribution.

AAndroidSigned beta APKs for ARM64, ARMv7, and x86-64Download →
MmacOS receiverApple silicon development build; public signing and notarization pendingNo public installer
WWindows receiverUnsigned x64 beta installer; receiver preview onlyDownload → LLinux receiverDebian amd64 beta packageDownload →
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How it works

Phone. Link. Receiver.

  1. 1

    Open LumaLink on Android

    Choose the phone camera and the connection method you want to use.

  2. 2

    Open the receiver

    Pair over the local network or connect the phone by USB.

  3. 3

    Frame the shot

    Adjust orientation, mirroring, and crop on your computer before using the feed.

Built honestly

No 4K promise. No “zero latency” claim. Just the release status we can verify.

LumaLink 0.1.3 beta downloads are available for Android, Windows x64, and Debian amd64. Platform availability does not imply universal camera-client compatibility.

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