FreeD and OSC output
Send pose and lens data straight to Unreal Engine, broadcast graphics systems, and receivers that already support established protocols.
Open beta
Android camera tracking
6DoF Camera Tracker
Turn an Android phone into a live camera tracker for Unreal Engine, virtual production, previs, and real-time broadcast workflows. The open beta is available to everyone.
Read the user guides
Stream camera position, orientation, and lens data over native FreeD or OSC. See the Unreal render on the phone, record takes, or fly the virtual camera independently with Scout mode.
Built for real-time work
A practical tracking source for production pipelines.
ARCore 6DOF tracking
Track position and rotation with the phone camera and sensors. Simple, surface-trackable, and printed-marker anchor modes help manage drift.
Unreal viewfinder
Receive a live Unreal Pixel Streaming feed over WebRTC and view the rendered scene on the same phone that is driving the camera.
Scout fly mode
Add a virtual fly-camera offset on top of ARCore or IMU tracking using a gesture-based shove control or a full-screen joystick.
Mapping and lens controls
Match receiver coordinates with axis presets, custom mappings, space scale, and calibrated zoom, focus, and iris channels.
Recording and export
Record takes independently of streaming, review them later, export CSV, and use Pro playback, FBX, and raw-IMU export tools.
On set
Tracking, viewing, and control in one app.
Switch between the real AR camera and the Unreal viewfinder without leaving the tracking screen. Live status, pose, lens data, streaming, recording, and hold controls stay close at hand.
User guides
Connect it to your pipeline.
Step-by-step workflows for sending live camera tracking into the tools you already use.
Unreal Engine
Connect with FreeD and Live Link
Drive a CineCamera actor, verify transform and lens data, and add the Unreal viewfinder.
Read guide MotionBuilderConnect the OSC Camera Tracker device
Install the Tech Story device, bind a camera, and stream or record transform and lens data.
Read guide Roblox StudioTrack live or bake a camera path
Connect the Studio plugin over WebSocket, then bring recorded takes into a published place.
Read guide OBS StudioSend the program view to your phone
Use native WHIP for a simple connection, or DistroAV NDI when lower latency matters.
Read guideFlexible workflow
Adapt the tracker to your scene.
Configure the target, protocol, camera ID, rate, mapping, and physical scale. The built-in Unreal preset gives you a useful starting point, while custom presets can be saved for different receivers and stages.
- Unicast, broadcast, and multicast send modes
- Up to 120 fps with Pro on supported devices
- Manual hold controls for position and rotation
- Background IMU streaming and screen-off operation
Lite and Pro
Prove the workflow before you commit.
Lite
Free testing sessions
Configure, calibrate, record, and test your receiver with live streaming sessions of up to five minutes.
Pro
Unlimited live tracking
Remove the session limit and unlock higher rates, multi-destination output, smoothing, take playback, FBX export, and raw-IMU tools.
Monthly subscription or one-time Lifetime purchaseRequirements
What you need.
- Android
- Android 13 or newer
- Full 6DOF
- An ARCore-capable device and camera permission
- IMU mode
- Orientation tracking with manual or Scout-driven position
- Receiver
- A FreeD or OSC endpoint reachable over the network
Open to everyone
Join the open beta.
Anyone with a compatible Android device is welcome. Enrol with your Google account, install the app from Google Play, and try it with your Unreal Engine, FreeD, or OSC workflow. Share feedback with us at contact@techstory.org.uk.