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How to use 360Eyes and 360Eyes Pro on a computer — run the app on Windows 11/10 with BlueStacks, Mac options, and ONVIF viewing with PC NVR software.
There is no official 360Eyes desktop client, but you can still watch your cameras on a computer. This section covers the practical ways to get 360Eyes Pro running on Windows 11, Windows 10, and macOS.
Guides in this section
- How to Use 360Eyes Pro on PC (Windows 11/10) and Mac — the full walkthrough: installing the Android app inside the BlueStacks emulator, signing in with your existing account, what works and what doesn't, plus an advanced ONVIF route for viewing your camera in PC NVR software without any emulator.
Quick answer
The official apps are mobile-only: 360Eyes on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, and 360Eyes Pro on Google Play for Android. On a PC or Mac, your two realistic options are an Android emulator or — on cameras that support it — the ONVIF protocol with third-party NVR software. The guide above explains both step by step.
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How to Use 360Eyes Pro on PC (Windows 11/10) and Mac
There is no official 360Eyes for PC. Run 360Eyes Pro on Windows 11/10 or Mac with BlueStacks, sign in with the same account, or use ONVIF as an alternative.