STAGEVIS

Turn phones
into stage
cameras.

STAGEVIS turns the phones, MacBooks and USB cameras you already own into a multi-camera rig for live visuals — cut to the music, on the big screen or in your stream. No professional cameras, no camera crew.

Free to try with everything on. macOS 13+ · Apple Silicon.

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How it works

From nothing to a show in three minutes

STEP 1

Open the app

STAGEVIS runs its own media server — open it, plug in the projector, and the output is live from the first minute.

STEP 2

Point cameras at the QR

Any phone becomes a camera in the browser — no install. Android gets a native app for rigged positions; USB cameras and the Mac's own camera plug straight in.

STEP 3

Cover the whole stage

Vocalist close-up, guitarist, wide shot, crowd — live on the screen, cut to the music. Full multi-camera coverage without a camera crew, on the venue wall or straight into your stream.

The magic

The show runs itself

STAGEVIS listens to the room and cuts between cameras and looks on the beat — assign roles like static and roaming, and the right shot finds the screen at the right moment. Run it hands-off through the night, or take the wheel: every control is one click deep, including an instant blackout.

The rig

It looks expensive. It isn't.

Multi-camera live visuals used to mean professional cameras, a crew to operate them, and capture hardware to get every signal into a computer. STAGEVIS builds the rig from devices you already own — phones on stands, a MacBook, a USB camera — and one €149 license. Try everything free first.

Yours

Nothing leaves the room

No cloud, no accounts, no telemetry. Feeds stay on your network, and recordings — any camera or the main output — land straight on disk, named and ready for the aftermovie.

For the pros

Running a bigger rig? STAGEVIS speaks MIDI, OSC and HTTP/WebSocket on a stable, documented protocol. Control docs.

Pricing

Rehearse free. Pay to perform.

FREE

€0forever

  • The full app — every look, every feature
  • Two live cameras at once
  • Small STAGEVIS watermark on the output
  • Everything you need to evaluate and rehearse
Coming soon

Straight answers

Before you trust it with a show

Does it work with iPhone?

Yes — iPhones join as cameras from the browser: scan the QR, Safari opens, streaming starts. Nothing to install. Android gets a native camera app for rigged positions.

How many cameras can I run?

Two phones is comfortable; four is the tested ceiling on a healthy Wi-Fi network. USB cameras and the Mac's own camera are wired, so they don't spend Wi-Fi bandwidth at all.

Does it work for streaming?

Yes. The output runs fullscreen or in its own window — capture that window in OBS or any streaming app, and your stream gets the same multi-camera show, cut to the music.

Does it need internet?

No. Pairing, streaming and the license all work on your local network — the venue's internet can die mid-set and nothing changes. Wi-Fi between the phones and the Mac is all it needs.

What happens when Wi-Fi drops?

STAGEVIS reconnects on its own, and if a camera goes dark the next live one takes the screen. BLACKOUT and FREEZE cover everything else — one click each. Show-day network advice lives in the troubleshooting guide.

Will macOS let it run?

Yes — STAGEVIS is signed and notarized by Apple. It opens like any other Mac app, with no warnings to click through.

What's actually free?

The full app — every look, every feature, forever — with two live cameras and a small watermark on the output. The €149 license removes the watermark and the camera cap.

More in the full FAQ — or ask: [email protected].

Coming soon

STAGEVIS app icon

Put it on the wall soon

Self-contained — one app with its own media server inside. Unzip, open, point a camera at the QR. One email when the download opens, nothing else.

macOS 13+ · Apple Silicon · iPhone joins from the browser, no install · Android camera app available