Magic Endoscope is now on Google Play
The first public release of Magic Endoscope is available for Android on Google Play. Connect a compatible USB or Wi-Fi inspection camera, see its live image on your phone or tablet, and save photos and videos for later review.
It is built for practical inspection work: checking a pipe, looking behind a panel, or examining a part you cannot reach directly. Start by finding out whether your camera connects and gives you a useful image.
What you can do
- View a compatible USB camera through USB OTG, or connect to a supported Wi-Fi inspection camera.
- Save photos and videos, review them in the gallery, and share selected captures through Android.
- Add on-screen rulers whose scale you set manually. These are annotations, not automatic measurements of an object’s real size.
- Try the phone’s own camera when you do not have a probe nearby.
Magic Endoscope requires Android 10 or newer. USB cameras also need a phone or tablet that supports USB OTG. Camera protocols, phone software and adapters can affect whether a particular setup works; a brand name alone does not establish compatibility.
Free and Pro
Install the app and check your setup in Free mode. Pro is an optional US$4.99 one-time purchase that removes the watermark and includes your manually scaled ruler annotations in new captures. There is no subscription. Google Play shows your final purchase price before you buy.
Magic Endoscope saves captures to your selected storage location. Sharing uses Android’s share options. You do not need an app account to use the camera features.
Check your setup and find help
Before an inspection job, try your camera, save a sample capture and check the result. Our setup guides and compatibility records can help. A camera that is not listed is still unknown, rather than automatically supported or unsupported.
If you need help, contact product support with your phone model, Android version, probe model and connection type. Describe what you expected and what happened; you can start without sharing inspection photos.