JigCam is in early access. Live sessions run on cloud GPUs today; the apps are on their way. See what works now →
OBS and virtual camera

Shows up as a camera.

The desktop app adds a camera called “JigCam”. Pick it in OBS Studio, Zoom, Teams or Meet like any webcam; nothing else to install.

Every platform

What works where

PlatformHow the output reaches other appsCamera for other apps
Windows 11A signed “JigCam” camera, installed once with administrator rights
macOSA camera extension you approve once in System Settings
LinuxA virtual camera through v4l2loopback; tested with OBS
iPhone and iPadPhones and tablets can't be a camera for other apps; record, or send to a computer
AndroidRecord, or send the output to the desktop app on a computer
BrowserPresent from the tab, record, or use a pop-out window for OBS Window Capture
The apps are in development; the live pipeline is tested on Linux today. Check the download page for what's available.
Setup

Four steps in OBS

  1. 01

    Install the desktop app

    It adds the “JigCam” camera once.
  2. 02

    Go live, or receive

    Start live in the app, or choose Receive to bring in a session from your phone, tablet or browser.
  3. 03

    Add a Video Capture Device

    In OBS: Sources, +, Video Capture Device, then pick “JigCam”.
  4. 04

    Delay your microphone by 2.4 s

    In OBS audio settings, so your lips and voice match.

If something's wrong

Restart OBS after installing. On Windows 10, use an app that supports DirectShow.

Bring JigCam into your stream.

Free to install. $1 per started live minute.